Manager High School

LISA MAUREEN HARTWELL

*** ******** ****, **********, ** 17057

Email: ******@****.***

Phone: 717-***-****

CURRENTLY ENROLLED: University of Pittsburgh, School of Arts and Sciences

ACADEMIC YEAR: Senior GPA: 3.91

MAJORS: Psychology; Sociology

GRADUATING: December 2015

PREVIOUS EDUCATION

Bishop McDevitt High School - Graduated 8th in class, GPA: 4.23

RELEVANT SKILLS:

oLab Manager at University of Pittsburgh Early Social Development Lab

oFormer peer counselor at Bishop McDevitt High School

oProficient with Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Publisher, Excel, SPSS, and forms of Social Media

HONORS/AWARDS

oNational Honor Society – Bishop Lawrence F. Schott Chapter

oReceived high school diploma with honors

oReceived 2nd place award in 2012 Ayn Rand writing contest

oMember of University of Pittsburgh’s Psi Chi Honor’s Society

oCurrently working towards earning an Honors Sociology degree at the University of Pittsburgh

oUniversity of Pittsburgh Dean’s List: Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2014, and Spring 2015

oA published author in the University of Pittsburgh’s Sociology Review

WORK EXPERIENCE

Jay Vending Company

2142 Priest Bridge Dr,

Crofton, MD 21114

Location: Hersheypark, Hershey, PA

Supervisor: Gary Wagner

Phone Number: 717-***-****

Job Title: Food Prep. Staff

Responsibilities: Interaction with diverse staff; serving customers; preparing food; keeping stand in order and clean; counting inventory at the end of the night; counting money

Time: June 2008 – present

INTERNSHIPS/DIRECTED RESEARCH

Dethlefs-Pykosh Law Group

2132 Market St.

Camp Hill, PA 17011

Location: Camp Hill, PA

Supervisors: Darrell Dethlefs, Michael Pykosh, and Charles Hartwell

Phone Number: 717-***-****

Job Title: Intern

Responsibilities: Interaction with attorneys and help staff; shredding unnecessary documents; scanning and organizing documents; edited a contract; went to various courts several times; picked up and delivered documents; trained an intern; got papers notarized

SOC 1002: Sociology Honors Seminar: FALL 2014

This course is designed to help Honors students begin their theses. I was able to research and develop a plan for my Honors Thesis project in this course. It required good time management skills and self- motivation since it was practically an independent study.

SOC 1903: Directed Research: SPRING 2015

Under the guidance of Dr. Suzanna Crage, I finished my Honors Thesis project: a content analysis comparing gender role portrayals in Miyazaki and Disney films. I have been in contact with other researchers in the field of Disney and gender studies and I am currently pursuing publishing one or two works.

Early Social Development Lab (PSY 1903: SPRING 2015)

3409 Sennott Square

Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Location: Pittsburgh, PA

Supervisors: Dr. Celia Brownell, Whitney Waugh, Jesse Drummond, and Emma Satlof-Bedrick

Phone Number: 412-***-****

Job Title: Research Assistant (Will be Lab Manager in FALL 2015)

Responsibilities: Helping schedule families, create and prepare child-oriented stimuli, collect observational and experimental data with toddlers, operate video equipment, code behavior from video, enter data into SPSS or Excel, and maintain paper and computer- based records

Clearances: FBI/Federal Criminal fingerprints, PA Child Abuse, and PA Criminal Background Check

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

oCaptain of the Varsity Softball team - February 2010 - May 2011

oStudent Council Class President – 2009 – 2012 School years

oRepresented Bishop McDevitt at Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Conference at Millersville University– May 2010

oFounding member and Secretary of the Pittsburgh Hope Initiative at the University of Pittsburgh - August 2013

oContributor to the Sociology Student Association’s undergraduate journal, the Pittsburgh Sociology Review

RELEVANT COURSEWORK:

Fall 2012 - Spring 2013

SOC 0438: Sociology of the Family

PSY 0160: Psychology of Personality

ENGWRT 0610: Introduction to Journalism and Nonfiction

Fall 2013 - Spring 2014

PSY 0310: Honors Developmental Psychology

PSY 0505: Introduction to Biopsychology

ENGWRT 0400: Introduction to Creative Writing

PSY 0105: Introduction to Social Psychology

SOC 1413: Sociology of Marriage

STAT 0200: Basic Applied Statistics

Fall 2014 - Spring 2015

PSY 0035: Research Methods

SOC 0446: Sociology of Gender

PSY 1305: Experimental Child Psychology Lab

PSY 1205: Abnormal Psychology

SOC 0471: Deviance and Social Control

Fall 2015

PSY 1052: Topics in Clinical Psychology: Basic Counseling Skills

PSY 1053: Topics in Developmental Psychology: ASD

Contact this candidate