Allison
C.
Cherundolo
St,
Boston,
02125
ac8saz@r.postjobfree.com
912- 571- 2616 Objective
Passionate,
attentive
individual
seeking
career
in
hospitality
utilizing
skills
in
efficiency,
communication
and
organization. Education
James
Madison
University
Harrisonburg,
VA
May
2018 Bachelor
of
Science:
Hospitality
Management Minors:
Business
and
Nonprofit
Studies Semester
in
Florence,
Florence,
Italy
Summer
2016 Summer
Semester
in
Florence,
Italy
through
the
Center
for
Global
Engagement Focus
on
Hospitality
Management
Experience
Service
Team
Member,
Dorchester
Brewing
Company,
Boston,
MA
February
2019- Present
• Enhance
guest
experience
by
upholding
standards
of
the
taproom
through
bussing
and
managing
patrons Americorps
Member,
City
Year,
Boston,
MA
August
2018- Present
• Serving
a
10th
grade
classroom
supporting
65
students
through
one- on- one,
small
group,
and
whole
class
instruction
• Facilitated
after- school
programming
focusing
on
homework
completion,
relationship
building
and
study
habits
• Coached
students
in
attendance
and
social- emotional
goals
through
weekly
targeted
goals
as
a
near- peer
mentor
• Organized
extended
day
programming
for
lower
school Alternative
Break
Coordinator,
Community
Service- Learning,
Harrisonburg,
VA
May
2017- 2018
• Facilitates
training
course
for
60
student
leaders
who
will
be
leading
weeklong
service
breaks.
• Prepares
informative
and
interactive
lesson
plans
for
leaders.
Leaders
are
then
well
prepared
to
share
this information
with
their
10- 12
participants
as
everyone
collectively
works
towards
active
citizenship.
• Plans
and
hosts
400
participant
retreat
focused
on
social
justice
and
group
building.
• Collaborates
with
members
of
the
administrative
assistance,
outreach,
and
fiscal
team
to
ensure
seamless alternative
break
experience
for
400
participants. Orientation
Peer
Advisor,
JMU
Orientation,
Harrisonburg,
VA
February- Sept
2017
• Informed
incoming
first
year
students,
families,
and
guests
of
the
services
offered
by
the
20,000- student
university.
• Tracked
student
success
through
relationship
building
over
the
summer
orientation
day
followed
by
email communication
to
best
prepare
students
for
move
in
day
at
the
end
of
the
summer.
• Worked
on
a
team
of
30
diverse
peers
to
form
a
cohesive
group
best
suited
to
serve
incoming
students
needs.
• Supervised
8
student
staff
members.
Each
pair
supervised
34
first
year
students
during
their
transition
to
college.
• Focused
on
superb
customer
service
skills
as
students
went
through
large
transitional
phase
in
many
sectors
of
life.
• Served
as
selected
student
liaison
to
communicate
between
professional
staff
and
student
staff
members. Transfer
Orientation
Peer
Advisor,
JMU
Orientation,
Harrisonburg,
VA
May- June
2017
• Familiar
with
the
transfer
credit
process
involving
4- year
institutions,
community
colleges,
and
associates
degrees.
• Assisted
with
schedule
making
to
ensure
major
and
general
education
requirements
were
fulfilled
in
proper
order.
• Worked
in
partnership
to
best
serve
students
through
diverse
resources
and
experiences
for
successful
transition. Extern,
Aramark,
Harrisonburg,
VA
September- December
2015
• Worked
on
a
team
at
retail
location
and
dining
hall
to
provide
to
meals
at
20,000
student
campus
during
lunch
rush.
• Required
knowledge
of
recipes,
use
of
equipment,
portion
size,
food
storage,
sanitation,
safety,
and
cutting
skills.
• Assisted
with
prep
and
clean
up
while
keeping
in
mind
sterilization,
cross
contamination,
and
food
temperatures. Banquet
Server,
Airlie
Center,
Warrenton,
VA
May
–September
2015
• Served
conference
attendees
as
well
as
bed
and
breakfast
guests
in
formal
dining
room
set
for
250
guests.
• Polished
silverware,
set
tables
with
linens
to
formal
standards,
provided
drink
service,
buffet
set
up
and
refill.
• Collaborated
with
chef
to
meet
the
dietary
needs
of
each
guest
in
dining
room
and
at
private
events. Service
Coordinator,
Community
Service- Learning,
Harrisonburg,
VA
April
2015- May
2017
• Maintained
contact
with
students,
faculty,
and
community
agencies
to
facilitate
matching
of
needs
and
resources.
• Planned
and
facilitate
reflection
sessions
for
service- learners
to
connect
direct
service
and
academic
work.
• Facilitated
and
planned
15th
annual
Hunger
Banquet
for
120
students,
faculty,
and
community
members
to
better understand
the
issues
surrounding
hunger.
• Participated
on
hiring
committee
for
Director
of
Community
Service- Learning
and
for
other
student
staff
members. Customer
Service
Staff,
Effee’s
Frozen
Favorites,
New
Baltimore,
VA
March
2012- September
2015
• Obtained
and
filled
customer
requests
for
ice
cream
products,
taking
into
consideration
any
personalization.
• Maintained
product
inventory
data
and
shared
with
business
owners
with
adequate
time
to
place
new
order.
• Tracked
payments
and
collections
properly.
Oversaw
facility
maintenance.
Completed
opening
and
closing
tasks. Leadership
Experience
Leader
and
Participant,
Alternative
Break
Program,
James
Madison
University
March
2015- Present
• Enrolled
in
leader
training
course
focused
on
leadership,
direct
service
practices,
community
impact,
social
justice and
diversity,
and
civic
engagement.
• Participated
in
pre- break
meetings,
weeklong
service
and
reflection,
and
reorientation
back
to
the
community
when returning
from
the
alternative
break.
• Led
breaks
focusing
on
reintegration
of
prisoners
into
the
community,
veterans
experiencing
homelessness,
mothers and
children
experiencing
homelessness,
and
rebuilding
after
natural
disaster.
• Participated
on
breaks
focusing
on
an
afterschool
program
in
the
Bronx
and
rebuilding
in
New
Orleans
community. Secretary,
Phi
Sigma
Pi,
James
Madison
University
January
2017-
December
2017
• Active
executive
board
member
for
the
National
Gender
Inclusive
Honor
Fraternity
• Collaborated
with
12
person
Executive
board
in
decision
making
process.
Decisions
include
voting
rights,
bylaw changes,
membership
termination,
inappropriate
conduct
punishment,
ritual
amendments,
and
initiation
process.
• Responsible
for
tracking
members
attendance
at
events.
Reference
of
bylaws
necessary
to
properly
excuse members
from
events
as
stated
in
bylaws.
Proper
fines
allotted
and
transferred
to
Treasurer
if
not
in
attendance.
• Responsible
for
submission
of
Form
110s
to
National
Office
to
track
progress
of
the
organization.
• Transfer
of
power
between
individuals
holding
office
at
end
of
term. First
Year
Orientation
Guide,
JMU
Orientation,
Harrisonburg,
VA
August
2016
• Participated
in
synchronized
dance
with
300+
other
individuals
for
Welcoming
of
4,500
students
to
campus.
• Built
relationship
with
34
first
year
students
to
support
academically,
socially,
and
emotionally
from
college
forward. Initiate
Class
President,
Phi
Sigma
Pi,
James
Madison
University
January-
May
2016
• Facilitated
class
meeting
with
construction
of
agenda
for
meetings
in
order
to
plan
and
execute
service,
scholarship, fellowship,
and
social
events.
Included
opinions
from
21
class
members
as
well
as
the
brotherhood. Rho
Gamma,
Panhellenic
Council,
James
Madison
University
January- September
2016
• Served
as
a
resource
and
support
system
to
19
women
by
ensuring
formal
recruitment
process
is
understood
by
all.
• One- on- one
guidance
to
make
sure
process
is
ethical
and
mutually
beneficial
to
potential
new
member. Philanthropy
Chair,
Alpha
Delta
Pi,
James
Madison
University
December
2015- September
2016
• Organized
a
Philanthropy
event
each
semester
for
the
Panhellenic
community
while
serving
as
Philanthropy
Chair.
• Raised
$3,700
for
Ronald
McDonald
House
Charities
while
supervising
12- member
committee
and
$2,000
budget. Community
Based
Mentor,
Big
Brothers
Big
Sisters,
Harrisonburg,
VA
September
2015-
February
2017
• Obtained
mentorship
skills
and
diversity
knowledge
through
the
interactions
with
Little
Sister
and
her
family. Logistics
Committee
Head,
The
Big
Event
Committee,
James
Madison
University
September
2015- May
2016
• Communicated
with
professional
staff
members
across
campus
to
set
up
programmatic
elements
of
the
event.
• Obtained
food
donation
from
Aramark
for
breakfast
for
600
volunteers. Recruitment
Chair,
Alpha
Delta
Pi,
James
Madison
University
May
2015- October
2015
• Assisted
Recruitment
and
Marketing
Vice
President
by
supervising
233
women
for
open
house
round
of
recruitment. Professional
Development
National
Conference
on
Citizenship,
Washington,
D.C.
Fall
2015 The
Big
Event
Conference,
Texas
A&M,
College
Station,
TX
Spring
2016 Alternative
Break
Citizenship
School,
Grand
Canyon,
AZ
Summer
2016 Women
in
Foodservice
Forum,
Orlando,
FL
Spring
2017