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Academic Advisor Graduate Assistant

Location:
Fort Worth, TX
Posted:
February 24, 2022

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Winter Wiorkowski

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Fort Worth, TX 76112

817-***-****

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Educational Experience

Ph.D. in Educational Psychology at Capella University (10/07 to 6/12) – 4.0 GPA

Graduate Work in Educational Psychology, 3.90 GPA, (6/98 – 12/00 at Texas A&M University-Commerce, TX)

- 51 hours completed toward Ph.D. (discontinued because of dissolution of program)

M.S., Applied Psychology, 4.0 GPA, (5/98 at Texas A&M University-Commerce, TX)

B.S., Psychology and Criminal Justice (double major), 3.76 GPA, (12/95 at Texas A&M University-Commerce, TX)

- Degree completed one semester ahead of average completion time

- On Dean's list (3.0 GPA) or President's list (3.5 GPA) each semester

Work Experience

Tarrant County Community College – Online Advising – Academic Advisor – (2/13 to 12/15

-Worked to create and implement new program in a new platform at large local community college

-Left position due to health issues (now resolved)

University of Texas at Arlington - Interdisciplinary Studies – Lead Academic Advisor - (1/07 to 7/11)

- responsible for degree plans (both design and updating) for approximately

200 students

- meet with students to discuss career goals and design degree plans around

them

- maintain database of interested students

- process approximately 50 emails a day from students

- able to navigate the MyMav system efficiently

- adjunct instructor for three sections of INTS 2301

- left position to complete Ph.D.

City of Arlington – Arlington, TX (7/04 to 12/06) – 911 Telecommunicator

-Take and enter a wide variety of 911 calls ranging from murder to barking dogs

-Trainer for new hires in department

-Received employee of the month for 12/05

Health Education Learning Project – Fort Worth, TX (3/02 – 5/04) – Evaluation Specialist/Educator

-Responsible for data management for agency as a whole

-Created and maintained several ACCESS databases

-Created reports for submission to funding agencies

-Proficient in MS Power Point, Front Page, Word, and Excel starting in this position and continuing in subsequent positions

-Created evaluation instruments for several grant programs

-Conduct office management/accounting tasks

-Teach Wedge program – a five hour program geared toward 9th to 12th grade populations discussing HIV/AIDS in the Fort Worth ISD, Arlington ISD, Eagle-Mountain ISD, and Aledo ISD

Mental Health/Mental Retardation Tarrant County – Fort Worth, TX

(12/00 to 3/02), Evaluation Specialist

-Responsible for collecting data for a federal TCE expansion grant for homeless substance abusers

-Instruments used: Addiction Severity Index, GPRA Data Collection Tool, TCU treatment readiness form, TCU review of services form, Simple Screening Index for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, and Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory

- Responsible for ensuring accurate data collection from three case managers

-Supervised data collection on a another federal TCE expansion grant for IV drug users until new staff could be hired (approximately five months)

Texas A&M University - Commerce, TX (9/96 to 12/00)

Instructor, Teaching Assistant, and Graduate Assistant

- Responsible for class design and teaching the following courses for a minimum

of one semester:

- Developmental Psychology - Introduction to Psychology

- Careers in Psychology - Psychology of Adjustment

- Psychology of Death and Dying - Abnormal Psychology

- Psychology of Sexual Behavior (seminar and lab sessions)

- Class size ranged from 8 to 120 students, average class size being about

40 students

- Received high evaluations from students in all subject areas taught

- Represented psychology department at numerous university functions such as

new student orientation, career fairs, and parent's days

- Worked with students from a wide variety of ethnic, economic, and age

categories, including minority, handicapped, and non-traditional students

- Worked with other members of the department and lab instructors to

successfully teach subjects

- Worked independently with a minimum of supervision

- Worked approximately 300 hours in on-campus Psychoeducational clinic

Texas A&M University - Commerce, TX (6/95 to 9/95)

English Tutor, Writing Center, Department of Literature and Language

- Worked with students to improve writing skill through interactive tutoring

- Student body included a variety of ethnic, economic, and age categories

- Required use of interpersonal skills and knowledge of proper language usage

Texas A&M University - Commerce, TX (8/94-8/95)

Resident Assistant, Department of Housing, Whitley Hall

- Managed the living areas of 20 students while living with them in the dormitory

- Designed both educational and entertainment programs for residents

- Mediated disputes between residents

- Mediated disputes between residents and other dormitory staff

- Provided disciplinary solutions to disputes when requested

- Performed security duties within the dormitory two nights a week

Gabrielle and Associates - Rockwall, TX (9/86-8/94 with special project work during high school working on bachelor’s degree)

Computer Design/Reception

- Assisted in the development and edited approximately 1,000 page book now in

its third edition on mainframe computer software and 1,700 pages of seminar

material given in 27 countries on 6 continents to over 14,000 students

- Designed and created graphics for book and seminar

- Performed administrative tasks

- Proficient in MS Word, Word Perfect 9.0, Word Perfect Presentations 9.0,

Display Write, CuteFTP programs, and installing new software/printer drivers

Awards Received

Honorable mention in advisor of the year – University of Texas at Arlington (April 2011)

Employee of the month in dispatch services – City of Arlington (December 2005)

President, Texas A&M - Commerce Chapter of Psi Chi Honors Society (1997 to 2000)

Served on Institutional Review Board for the Psychology Department at Texas A&M – Commerce (1998-2000)

Founded and acted as president of Compassionate People for Animals (CPA), a non-confrontational animal protection group focused on disseminating information to allow students to make informed decisions about animal issues (1993-1996)

Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities (1995)

Alpha Chi Honors Society (1995)

On the President's List (GPA of 3.5 or greater) and/or the Dean's List (GPA of 3.0 or greater) (9/92 - 12/95)



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