BRIAN D. CLAY

*** ******* ***** • Stone Mountain, GA 30087 • 901-***-**** • esom1k@r.postjobfree.com

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EDUCATION

PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE, Little Rock, Arkansas 2003 – 2007

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

EXPERIENCE

HUNTER METHODIST, Little Rock, AR 5/2007 – 11/2008

Youth Coordinator

Communicated with youth and organizations that represented youth to evaluate the effectiveness of programs in the community and identify areas where new sports, recreational, and cultural programs were needed.

Coordinated a community relations campaign to promote youth programs, researched and accessed funding sources and prepared funding proposals.

Prepared the youth program budget and recorded financial information concerning youth programs, costs, numbers of participants and equipment and facility use.

Recruited volunteers and conducted orientation and trainings for new hires for youth development positions.

Implemented new classroom and hands-on activities that stimulated exposure to different environments.

Developed and maintained intranet and internet web sites, and performed related duties as required.

REYNOLDS LIBRARY & TECHNOLOGY CENTER, Little Rock, AR 1/2007 – 5/2007

Computer Science Teaching Assistant

Initiated, facilitated, and moderated discussions with undergraduates in all aspects of C++ programming. (introduction, data abstraction, inheritance, templates, generic programming, and applicators) Held laboratory sessions, answered questions, and introduced students to the Philander computer system.

Consulted with undergraduates in COBOL programming courses, grade assignments and tests.

Kept abreast of developments in the computer science field by reading current literature, talking with colleagues, and participating in professional conferences.

Evaluated need for new and revised systems; identified possible improvements in computer systems; made recommendations for purchase of new information systems hardware and software.

REYNOLDS LIBRARY & TECHNOLOGY CENTER, Little Rock, AR 8/2006 – 5/2007

Computer Lab Attendant

Instructed computer system users in the use of computer equipment and of computer applications; answered questions and assisted in resolving problems regarding the methods and procedures for using computer applications.

Evaluated and resolved user problems; identified and obtained appropriate resources for the resolution of complex problems; corrected routine problems by making minor repairs to computer equipment.

Adapted existing database software, spreadsheets, and other programs to best meet departmental or end user needs.

Coordinated installation of new hardware/software; installed, tested, and monitored the operation of computer hardware and software; configured hardware and software to meet department needs.

COMPUTER & PROGRAMMING SKILLS

MS DOS; Windows NT; Windows ME; Windows XP; Windows 2000; Microsoft Office XP; Adobe Photoshop; Adobe Illustrator; Internet Explorer; MS FrontPage; C++, Visual C++; Oracle; Java; Javascript; HTML; COBOL