Lindsey Cole
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Work Experience
The Community College Foundation, Instructor
January 25th 2013-present
and Professional Tutors of America, Instructor
March 1st 2010 – present
• Achieve educational goals by working with families, students and program
administrators to create and implement curriculum specific to each child’s need
through supplemental education services
• Monitor progress and measure success through initial assessments and
achievement testing
• Work closely with Spanish speaking families and students to schedule testing and
tutoring dates in their homes and libraries
Conservation Corps North Bay, Project Re-Generation Site Supervisor
June 2010 – August 2010
• Coordinated service projects, assured adequate equipment, tools, and work
materials were available for site all site supervisors
• Maintained accurate daily logs and performance evaluations
• Acted for team supervisors in the field in their absence
• Supported management in daily tasks and projects including: purchasing and
organizing materials, serving as key point between agencies, and managing other
office duties
• Supervised and engaged students in daily projects
• Coordinated “Cool the Earth” environmental awareness program and tracked
member participation in local and national databases
TRAID (Textile Recycling for Aid and International Development), Education
Officer
January - August, 2008
London, England
• Worked closely with Education Manager and volunteers to coordinate
presentations and practical workshops
• Researched environmental and humanitarian issues to create presentations and
factsheets for public education and marketing
• Assisted Head of Retail with office duties including: database upkeep, employee
reference checks and contracts, accounts, mail merges, and general
correspondence
• Conducted customer research and data collection through online and public
surveys to create reports and marketing strategies
• Represented TRAID in schools and at community events
• Completed a management audit on the activity and efficiency of the organization
Centro de Bienestar y Asistencia Infantil de Jalisco (Center for Child Wellbeing of
Jalisco), Education Intern
August - January, 2008
Guadalajara, Mexico
• Helped to develop the first annual curriculum plan and daily activities plan
alongside management and volunteer psychologists
• Updated and improved efficiency and internal function of the agency by meeting
with staff to evaluate the center’s curriculum and job duties for each staff member
• Insured children received social, recreational and educational support and
guidance
• Helped children prepare for school and insured materials were available
• Documented organizational structure and efficiency in a case study report
Jarrett Middle School, Art Program Coordinator
February - May, 2006
Honolulu, Hawai`i
• Created and implemented an art program for children in a low income, mostly
immigrant populated valley outside Honolulu with grant money received from the
University of Hawai`i
• Coordinated with elementary school teacher to provide supplies and facilities
necessary for the projects, keeping within grant budget
• Managed volunteers fulfilling community service hours
• Maintained a positive environment which nurtured creativity and acceptance in
order to encourage children to appreciate art
Education
Autonomous University of Guadalajara, Mexico Fall 2007
& Roehampton University, London Fall 2008
MA in International Non-profit Management
• The program focused on non-profit management in international environments,
management skills, global issues, and international development. It required
completion of 2 internships: in Guadalajara, Mexico and London, England. I
focused on education and outreach, and wrote my dissertation on marketing.
Courses in Mexico were taught in Spanish.
University of Hawai`i at Manoa
Spring 2004 - Spring 2007
BA in Ethnic Studies & Certificate in Women’s Studies with Spanish Language emphasis
• Participated in various community organizations through community service and
service-learning programs as part of the department requirement
• Completed writing intensive courses to gain extensive writing and research skills
• Taught 2 semester of Ethnic Studies 101 lab course under guidance of Ethnic
Studies Department
Skills
• Ability to work in team environments and independently
• Excellent organizational skills and written/oral communication skills
• MS Office, Mac and Internet computer proficiency
• Ability to work within specific schedules and prioritize tasks
• Proficient in Spanish, orally and in writing
• Curriculum development and program implementation
• Marketing and planning
• Researching, writing and editing presentations, factsheets and articles
• Community outreach and education
• Volunteer management experience
Volunteer Experience
Uyoba School, Africa Hope Fund
June - July 2013
Mfuwe Village, Zambia
• Worked with local non-profits, teachers and school staff to coordinate phonics
enrichment programs for children
• Assessed children’s progress through pre and post assessment testing
• Coordinated classroom upgrades and school beautification projects with the local
community
Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods
March 2010-Present
• Format and produce bid sheets for online and live auctions
• Wrote donor thank you notes, and supported additional administrative tasks like
mail mergers and database entry
• Organize auction items and help with auction set-up and take-down and assisting
with live auction
SHINE (Students Helping in the Naturalization of Elders)
January - May 2007
Honolulu, Hawai`i
• Tutored Chinese immigrants in Chinatown, mostly elderly, on a weekly basis to
help increase their chances of passing the US citizenship exam
Protect Kaho`olawe `Ohana
October 5th -11th 2007
Kaho`olawe Island, Hawai`i
• Travelled with a select group of students, professors, local nonprofits and the
Protect Kaho`olawe `Ohana to conduct clean up projects, restoration efforts and
cultural ceremonies on the island, which has been destroyed from military activity
and over-grazing