Brittany Rae Smutek

A. **** Moonglow Court

Saginaw, MI 48603

P. 989-***-****

E. acgb35@r.postjobfree.com

Education

Montana

State

University:

Spring

2010

Fall

2013

B.A. Magna Cum Laude Anthropology/ Women and Gender Studies

Yeditepe

University:

Istanbul,

Turkey:

Spring

2013,

Study

Abroad

Turkish, Anthropology

AmidEast:

Amman,

Jordan:

Fall

2012,

Study

Abroad

Arabic, Anthropology

Michigan

State

University:

Fall

2008

Spring

2009

Veterinary Medicine/Interior Design

Mio

AuSable

High

School:

Fall

2004

Spring

2008

Teaching

Assistant

Opportunities

Anthropology

101

Teacher’s

Assistant:

Fall

2011/Fall

2013

Attended every class, took notes, provided office hours 2 hours a week for the

whole semester. Also, acted as a study aid to the students enrolled in the course.

Student

Fellow

Coordinator:

Spring

2012

Supervised student fellows, led a discussion section, acted as a springboard for

instructors’ ideas and helped with any issues that arose throughout the semester.

Recruit the fellows for the following year/semester.

Student

Fellow:

University

Studies

101:

Fall

2011

This course is offered to all MSU students to fulfill the “U” requirement in the

“Core 2.0.” Aided discussion, and acted as a liaison between the instructor and

the students. Participated in a 460 level course, which provided fellows with the

opportunity to hold discussions of the same texts as the 101 classes in order to

facilitate a heavier dialogue in the classroom.

Internships

Katadrom

Radio

Show:

January

2013

June

2013

Hosted a weekly radio show broadcast from Bilgi University in Istanbul, Turkey.

Weekly responsibilities were to create the radio show, submit documentation of

topics and to air the show, along with running technologies for one hour with a

co-host.

Istanbul

International

Crime

and

Punishment

Film

Festival:

March

2013

June

2013

Duties included searching for films to include in the film festival. Sent out

invitations to directors and producers to attend the film festival. Also, answered

phone calls and questions from directors and producers about participation in the

festival.

Awards

and

Honors

Graduate with Honors

TriOta Women’s Honor Society

Gilman International Education Scholarship

Student

Groups

TriOta

Honor

Society:

Volunteer

Chair

Fall

2013

A Women and Gender Studies National Honor Society; our campus branch aims

to engage students in discussions and activities to enhance awareness of gender

and women’s issues in our own community and in the national/international scale.

Turkish

Student

Association:

Secretary

Fall

2013

A group designated for the engagement of Turkish and American students

through Turkish culture and activities. Such activities included “Turkish Night,”

a backgammon tournament, and information sessions for American students

thinking of studying abroad in Turkey.

The

F

Word:

Member

Fall

2013

A student book club devoted to discussing women’s issues on our campus, in our

community and throughout the country. Weekly meetings were held to discuss a

wide range of topics, articles, and books.

Global

Culture

Club:

Member

2011

Fall

2013

Actively engages international students with one another through activities in the

community. Serves as a resource group for new, international students.

Sustained

Dialogue:

Moderator

2011

Fall

2013

This is a student-for-student group that provides the opportunity for discussion

about racial, sexual and political issues in a controlled setting. The moderators’

job is to mediate the discussion and alleviate any problems that may arise. Each

moderator attends a two-day seminar taught through the national branch of

Sustained Dialogue, after which they receive certification.

Muslim

Student

Association:

Member

2011

Fall

2013

This is a designated group for the Muslim students on campus. They host events

throughout the Bozeman community, raising awareness about Muslim beliefs.

Network

of

Environmentally

Conscious

Organizations

(NECO):

Secretary

2011/2012

A student run group that promotes recognition of environmentally conscious

decisions. This group is a hub for individual ideas towards sustainability, and has

become an outreach group for the Bozeman community. As secretary, I was

required to keep minutes for each meeting along with keeping an updated listserv

and website.

Anthropology

Club:

President

2010,

2011

This provided Anthropology students a place to discuss current topics within the

field, to encourage collegiality, and to inform students, more generally, about

Anthropology as a major.

Volunteerism

Iraq Symposium: Spring 2013

Montana State University Annual Street Food Bazaar: Spring 2012

Gallatin Earth Celebration: 2011/2012

Tunnel of Oppression: Spring 2012

MSU American Flag Carrier: Fall 2012

4-H Horse Riding for the Disabled: Summer 2012

Junior Archaeology Day: Fall 2011

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