Johnny Lorenzana
**** *. ******* ***, *******, IL 60634 ~ 773-***-**** ~ ********@*****.***
Education
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI June 2015 - May 2019 Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Sub-Plan in Law, Justice, and Social Change Course Highlights: Elementary Statistics, Research Methods, Sociological Theory, Project Community Pritzker College Prep - A Noble Network Charter School - High School Diploma Employment
Teaching Fellow August 2019 - June 2020
Saga Education, Chicago, IL
● Tutored a class of 22 at-risk youth in a Chicago Public School, enhancing student understanding of Algebra and Geometry.
● Coached and mentored students on academic and time management best practices, leading to 90% of students passing their math course.
● Collaborated with a school staff team of 4 to ensure students received the individual support needed.
● Maintained consistent monthly parent contact to ensure student success. Communicating in both Spanish and English.
● Analyzed data using test scores and the ALEKS program to identify student opportunity areas and adjust tutoring approaches to best accommodate student needs.
● Cooperated with a team of other fellows to organize whole-class activities and class management. Student Assistant for Lloyd Hall Scholars Program September 2016 - April 2017 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
● Provided guidance to incoming students with navigating college life.
● Collaborated with a team of 12 in organizing from small to larger community events, with an average of 50 attendees per event.
● Directed a creative writing club to improve students’ writing skills and aid in long term projects. Victors at Michigan Dining, U of M, Ann Arbor, MI February 2017- April 2018
● Utilized many customer service skills to foster a welcoming environment for dining hall customers.
● Able to maintain a calm demeanor and focus on what needs to be done under pressure. Volunteer Work
Project Community: Latino Family Services January 2019 - April 2019 Detroit, MI
● Tutored and mentored elementary school students in Detroit. BreakItUp Youth Program: La Casa Puertorriquena Summer 2015 and 2016
Chicago, IL
● Served in a youth program that provided a safe environment for students to learn how to breakdance. Skills
Bilingual: English/Spanish
Experience in Microsoft Office
Problem solving/critical thinking/analysis
Verbal/Written communication skills
Research Skills
Evaluating ideas/theories/evidence
Teamwork
Responsibility over autonomous work