Aisling M. Andrikopoulos

4 Pond View Drive, Apt. 7

 

Education:     BA in English from the State University of New York at Stonybrook

·        Dual concentration in British Literature and Secondary Education

·        Major G.P.A. – 3.2

·        Dean’s List – Spring 2004

·        Anticipated Graduation – May 2005

 

Work Experience:

 

6/04-8/04         Summer Adventures Day Camp, Yaphank, New York

                        Christina Lorenz and James Regan, Directors

                        Position:  Bus Driver and Camp Counselor

·        Had the responsibility of picking up and dropping off upwards of 14 adolescents on my bus

·        First four weeks was counselor for 2^nd through 4^th graders, next four weeks was counselor for 7^th through 9^th graders

 

5/02-9/02         Future Electronics Inc., Hauppauge, New York

                        Michael Lands, Supervisor

                        Position:  Receptionist

·        Was invited back to the company as a summer receptionist

 

5/00-10/01       Future Electronics Inc., Hauppauge, New York

                        Michael Lands, Supervisor

                        Position:  Receptionist, Executive Assistant

·        Answering phones in a pleasant manner

·        Outstanding verbal and communication skills

·        Excellent time management skills

·        Training new employees on both company procedure and computer system

 

6/99-5/00         R.L.R. Advertising Inc., Melville, New York

                        Robert L. Ruehle, Supervisor

                        Position:  Receptionist

 

6/98-6/99         The Bayport House, Bayport, New York

                        Position:  Waitress

·        Intensive customer relations

·        Allocated shift pay

·        Collaborated with a team

 

Relevant Coursework:  Methods of Instruction in Literature & Composition (A-); Language Acquisition and Literacy Development (A-); Human Development: Educational Context (A-); Performance & Technology in Teaching Literature and Composition (presently enrolled); Adolescent Literature (presently enrolled)

 

English Coursework:  Shakespeare: Major Works; Lit. Analysis & Argumentation; English Language; Major Writers of Renaissance England; Shakespeare II; Major Writers of 20^th Century English; American Literature I; Italian-American Experience in Literature; Literary Criticism and Theory; British Literature I; Major Writers U.S. Literature: Colonial – 1900; 20^th Century Literature in English

 

Additional Qualifications:

 

• Seminar for Identifying Child Abuse: May 2004
• Seminar for Identifying Substance Abuse: May 2004
• Seminar on Violence Prevention in Schools: May 2004
• Fingerprinted for NYS: May 2004
• Teacher’s Assistant for two consecutive semesters
• L.A.S.T. score: 279, written component score: 300
• Student membership in the National Council of  Teachers of English