1996-97 La Sorbonne/Université de Paris IV, Paris, France. Junior Year Abroad Program. Studied French, music, theatre, and art history.

1990-94 Severna Park High School, Severna Park, Maryland 21146. Advanced Academic Diploma with Honors.

Employment
Residence Coordinator, Smith College. (August 1998 to May 1999)

Administrative residency responsible for management and well-being of a seventy-person dorm. Additional projects include expanding educational programming opportunities on campus and implementing Smith Life & Learning, a year-long orientation initiative for new students.

Web Page Editor, Smith College. (September to December 1998)

Revised and updated program, course, and faculty listings for the 1998-99 academic year on academic web sites of French and Medieval Studies Departments.

Library Technician, Library of Congress. (June 1998 to August 1998)

Prepared and archived donated materials in Acquisitions and Processing Department of the Music Division. Projects included Alan M. & Sali Ann Kriegsman and Tams-Witmark Music Library Collections.

Library Assistant, Smith College. (June 1997 to May 1998)

Assisted with reference searches, oversaw circulation of reserve, regular, and interlibrary materials, reshelved and reorganized stacks, updated computer listings of both patron accounts and reserve holdings. Worked in William A. Neilson Library during intensive summer graduate school session, and in Werner Josten Library during normal school year.

Skills

• Fluent in French; basic knowledge of Latin.
• Play modern and baroque cello, viola da gamba, some piano.
• Operational knowledge of both Mac and PC computer platforms. Familiar with MS Word, MS Works, and ClarisWorks word processing prog rams, HTML code, VAX and UNIX systems.
• Type 65 words per minute.

References

Current Supervisors:
Nancy Asai, Associate Dean of Student Affairs
(413) 585-4927

Amy Riesner, Area Coordinator
(413) 585-2236