Raj Garewal
Tucson, AZ **718
************@*****.***
Profile
I am a skilled and motivated worker. I would be an extremely productive addition to your team. Employer satisfaction is something I strive for and prize its acquisition.
Experience
Writer 2002-Present
I currently write fiction, essays, and poetry. With the help of journalist and essayist Erin Aubry Kaplan, I’ve been working on journalistic work for submission to newspapers.
Independent Tutor; Los Angeles, CA 2009-2011
Tutored high school and college students in chemistry, biology, math, and English (both in literature and creative writing). In addition, edited students’ papers (~40 papers).
Volunteer, St. Joseph’s Homeless Shelter; Los Angeles, CA 2008
In charge of registering clients and arranging appointments with the clinical staff. Facilitated daily offerings, such as showers, meals, and bus tokens.
Secretary/Assistant, Marc Schlosser, D.D.S.; Beverly Hills, CA 2007
Managed all typical secretarial work (faxes, appointments, patient records, etc.). In addition, helped take, develop, and prepare x-rays, sterilized equipment, and prepared various solutions.
Data Entry/ Record Logging, Hal Stritch, Ph.D., University of Arizona Family and Community Medicine; Tucson, AZ 2004
Worked on a research project concerning teenage smoking cessation with Dr. Stritch. Did data entry and formatting from researchers’ hardcopy.
Education
Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA- B.A. in English Literature, 2011
Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT- Majored in Neuroscience, 2002-2005, transferred to LMU
St Gregory College Prep, Tucson, AZ- Graduated with a 4.33 GPA
Skills
Proficient in Excel, Word, and Powerpoint. 70 words per minute.
Literature research (regardless of its subject)
Data entry
Secretarial duties
Customer service
H O N O R S
Sigma Tau Delta (English Honor Society) member
Awarded fellowship for W. Michigan University Prague Writing Workshop
Editor for the Loyola Marymount University literary magazine
Brown Book Award
P U B L I C A T I O N S
2011:
“Elegy/Apologia”: Poetry, LA Miscellany
“That Sad Postmodern Individual”: Academic essay, Criterion
PS- I speak French, Spanish, and German (in two of which I read literature, I'll let you choose and hope they are the most interesting and pertinent.)(It's French and Spanish. German is difficult.)