Assistant Supervisor

*** * ******* ** ********, CA *****

PHONE 818-***-**** • E-MAIL ****.************@*****.***

ANNA MKHITARYAN

OBJECTIVE

Seeking a position as a Director of Education that will utilize my talent, motivation as well as my work ethic and prove to be useful in a professional environment.

EDUCATION

Sept. 2008 – Jun. 2012 University of California, Santa Cruz, CA

Major: Global Economics GPA: 3.79

Mar. 2012 – Jun 2012 University of California, Washington Center

Courses: UCDC Intern Research, Intern Seminar Washington, DC

Jun. 2010 – Aug. 2010 UC Center Madrid, Spain

Courses: Intensive Intro Spanish, Spanish Civilization

Jun. 2009 – Aug. 2009 UC Center Siena, Italy

Courses: Italian Language, Italian Culture

RELEVANT COURSEWORK

Introductory Microeconomics: Resource Allocation and Market Structure

Introductory Macroeconomics: Aggregate Economic Activity

Intermediate Microeconomics

Intermediate Macroeconomics

Mathematical Methods for Economists I and II

Economies of East and Southeast Asia

Management in the Global Economy

Economics of Accounting

International Trade

Marketing

Statistics

Field Study: Marketing

Individual Research Study: Impact of offshoring on US Economy.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Excellent communication and listening skills.

Effective leadership as well as ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

Strong background in marketing, research and analysis through work experience and course work.

Capable of representing an employer professionally and intelligently.

Highly motivated for career advancement.

Enjoy contributing to a team effort.

Languages: Fluent – English, Russian; Advanced – Armenian; Beginner – Spanish, Italian

WORK EXPERIENCE

Apr 2, 2012 – Jun 8, 2012 Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

Washington, District of Columbia

Community Development Intern

Assisted Community Development staff in collecting, preparing, and analyzing data from various sources and surveys.

Conducted background studies on public and proprietary databases and produced briefings, outlining its purpose, identifying various indicators, and how they could be useful in Community Development Research Projects. Projects included U.S. Census Bureau’s LEHD database, State-based Financial Aid Programs, and IRS Market Segment data.

Created several large data sources to be used by researchers in the 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks as well as the Federal Reserve Board.

Attended and provided support on various internal Federal Reserve System’s research and outreach conferences, summits, and symposiums.

Attended various talks and events in various Washington DC – based institutions, such as the New America Foundation, Brookings Institution, and George Washington University, pertaining to various community development issues, including Financial Aid, Foreclosure Crisis, and Data Sources for Regional Data Analysis, and developed briefing documents and presentations.

Feb 2, 2011 – Present Think Local First, Santa Cruz CA

Economic Research/Marketing Intern

Launched and implemented a Social Media Campaign in order to market the Think Local First Organization to the Santa Cruz community.

Aided in conducting Social Media seminars to member businesses in order to effectively market products and services via Facebook and Twitter.

Work in a team with the Marketing and Steering Committees to launch a Shop Local Week in Santa Cruz County to encourage consumers to support the local community and the goals of the Think Local First organization.

Jan 4, 2012 – Mar 22, 2012 UCSC Economics Department, Santa Cruz, CA

Independent Research Study – Faculty Sponsor: Alan Spearot

Conducted a research project examining the effects of offshoring on the American economy from various perspectives, including the U.S. workers, consumers, firms and shareholders, as well as the government. The research project explored the current trends of offshoring, its effects on employment, firm productivity, consumer satisfaction as well as future projections of the effects of a more integrated global economy.

Jan 4, 2012 – Mar 22, 2012 UCSC Economics Department, Santa Cruz, CA

Teaching Assistant/Grader – Course: Labor Wars

Attended lectures, conducted weekly discussion sections, and evaluated written assignments for an upper-division Economics course devoted to the study of mainstream neoclassical, Marxist, and Social Democratic theories as they relate to the role of unions, migration, and the impact of discrimination in the United States labor market.

Jan 3, 2011 – Mar 18, 2011 UCSC Economics Department, Santa Cruz, CA

Teaching Assistant – Course: Introduction to Microeconomics

Attended all lectures.

Presented lectures as assigned by faculty supervisor.

Instructed one section per week.

Held weekly office hours.

Attended meetings with Faculty Supervisor.

Read and evaluated examinations.

Proctored examinations.

Jan 3, 2011 – Mar 18, 2011 UCSC Mathematics Department, Santa Cruz, CA

Grader

Graded examinations for an undergraduate Precalculus course, in a timely manner, including detailed scoring, record keeping, and communicating clearly with assigned faculty.

Sep 2010 – Dec 2010 UCSC Mathematics Department, Santa Cruz, CA

Office Assistant

Scanned, scored, and returned student answer sheet print outs to corresponding departments or schools.

Served as receptionist for Math Department.

Created and maintain various documents and spreadsheets, including flyers, signs, file folder labels, inventory sheets, and instructor and TA evaluation spreadsheets.

Data entry.

Maintained Department bulletin boards with current job openings and graduate school postings.

Created, organized, and maintained course work files.

Oct 9. 2007 – Mar 3, 2008 Glendale Memorial Hospital, Glendale, CA

Volunteer

Performed tasks assigned.

Assisted patients with general inquiries.

Issued visitor passes and answered patient information telephones.

Provided patient discharge services.

Feb. 20, 2006 – May. 31, 2007 Baskin Robbins, Glendale, CA [ City, State ]

Crew

Performed the tasks assigned.

Balanced the till.

Managed other crewmembers in order to complete required responsibilities.

Kept the store in a good condition throughout the day.

Opened and closed the store before and after business hours.

Earned Employee of the Month title several times for hard work and proven leadership skills.

REFERENCES

Barbara Robles – Supervisor

Senior Community Affairs Research Liason

Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

Washington, DC 20551

Tel: 202-***-****

Email: *******.*.******@***.***

Michael Olson – Board Member, Think Local First

GM KSCO / KOMY

2300 Portola Drive

Santa Cruz, CA 95062

Tel: 831-***-**** office

831-***-**** mobile

Email: ******@***.***

Judi Oyama – Board Member, Think Local First

Creative Director

Maximum Impact Design

240 Danube Drive

Aptos, CA 95003

Tel: 831-***-**** cell

831-***-**** office/fax

Email: ****@*******************.***

David Kaun – Faculty Supervisor, University of California, Santa Cruz

Professor of Economics

University of California, Santa Cruz

Office: E2, 425

Tel: 831-***-**** office

Email: *******@****.***

AWARDS AND HONORS

University of California, Santa Cruz - University Honors Nomination

Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society Nomination

Dean’s Honors Winter 2012

Dean’s Honors Fall 2011

Dean’s Honors Spring 2011

Dean’s Honors Winter 2011

Dean’s Honors Spring 2010

Dean’s Honors Winter 2010

Dean’s Honors Fall 2009

Dean’s Honors Spring 2009

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