Allen Ernst

***** ******** ******, ******* ********, MI, 48035 313-***-**** acu67c@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

To obtain employment as a corporate human resources generalist.

Education

B.A.: MAY 2016 - WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

Major: Anthropology

Minor: Classical Civilization

Related coursework: Archeological method, theory, techniques, and standards comprehensive analysis of qualitative and quantitative data familiarity with diverse cultural practices and traditions extensive training in individual and community based social interactions

Mortuary Affairs 92M: JULY 2005 – United States Army

Related coursework: accountability of supervised personnel, equipment, and actions problem solving under extreme stress conditions uniformed professionalism code and regulation compliance cold weather and heat casualty evaluation, prevention, and treatment methods multiple terrain acclimation and survival training field sanitation and vector control education

Skills & Accreditation

LEADERSHIP

Served as a squad leader among United States Mortuary Affairs Unit; responsible for supervising and conducting: search and recovery, tentative identification, evacuation, and temporary interment or disinterment of human remains.

Directly responsible for the health and welfare of lower ranking platoon personnel, during simulated and actual missions.

Accountable for the maintenance and safekeeping of platoon equipment and vehicles.

Ensured all soldiers within my authority were enrolled in, and progressively completing, structured self-development courses to enhance team cohesion and individual professional growth.

Maintained comradery through consistent communication and personal commitment to individuals’ problem resolutions.

Consistently demonstrated excellent problem solving competence by ensuring all tasks were completed in a timely manner, and to a quality which exceeded the standards.

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Spearheaded several accelerated physical fitness programs, including a soldier outreach program collaborated with the Army Community Service program, which enabled service members to assist local communities by performing laborious tasks as an alternate form of physical training.

Created and implemented remedial fitness programs, to aid in the successful completion of the Army Physical Fitness Test by no less than thirty individuals, as well helping them meet BMI standards.

TRAINING

Integrated personal tactical knowledge gained during three deployments, in order to prepare practical training of soldiers for Operation Vibrant Response (mass casualty and natural disaster support).

Aggressively challenged my peers to perform at their maximum potential through individually particular activities, focusing on combined execution of team strengths in order to negotiate common weaknesses.

Assumed responsibilities as the non-commissioned officer in charge of the Army’s component in the Richmond Medical Examiner’s Office located in Virginia. Throughout this duty assignment I assisted in over two hundred autopsies, while also training my eight team members, four classes of soldiers in training, and four classes of officer mortuary familiarization.

INTEGRITY

Exercised responsibility for maintenance and security of 2.5 million dollars’ worth of platoon’s assigned equipment.

Reported consistently of my successes as well as my failures, without excuse.

Served as a range safety officer among numerous small arms ranges, resulting in zero injuries, by neither weapon nor environmental hazard.

AWARDS

Military:

Army Commendation Medal (x3) Army Achievement Medal (x2) Army Good Conduct Medal (x2) National Defense Service Medal Afghanistan Campaign Medal (two campaign stars) Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (x3) Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Non Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon Army Service Ribbon NATO Medal Certificate of Achievement (x2) Driver and Mechanic Badge (driver-wheeled vehicles) Soldier of the Year 101st Airborne Division 2008.

Academic:

Keynote presentation for the Rushton Undergraduate Conference 2015, Phi Beta Kappa membership

Certifications

Military:

Combat Life Saver Field Sanitation and Hygiene Warrior Leadership

Academic:

Collaborative institutional Training Initiative (CITI) – Core Course, Social and Behavioral Researcher, Social and Behavioral Responsible Conduct of Research, and Health Information Privacy and Security (HIPS)

Civilian:

Bartending license

Experience

STUDENT WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY SEPTEMBER 2013- MAY 2016

I consistently maintained a grade point average among the top tenth percentile of my peers, while conducting numerous and varied forms of textual and field observation analysis. My focus of Anthropology affords me an understanding of the similarities of situations as well the contrast of situational contexts. I am experienced in observation, integration, interrogation, and the qualitative coding into categories of the data gained through such methods.

MORTUARY AFFAIRS SPECIALIST UNITED STATES ARMY FEBRUARY 2005- FEBRUARY 2013

I served as a mortuary assistant in the recovery, transportation, identification, and interment of human remains; read and indicated the location of graves on maps, sketches, or overlays; determined the recovery locations; recorded identification characteristics, including post mortem fingerprinting and skeletal or dental charts; operated cameras and x-ray systems, assisted in burials, excavation of graves, and the maintenance of cemeteries.

I recovered, identified, and processed human remains and their personal effects at disaster sites as well as within communities. I provided technical evaluation and data, so as to validate the personal identification process. We also designed cemetery facilities and directed the funeral activities.

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