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An
 
active
 
and
 
intellectually
 
challenging
 
work
 
environment
 
that
 
embraces
 
innovation
 
and
 
fosters
 
professional
 
growth.
 
M.A.,
 
Historic
 
Preservation
 
Planning,
 
Cornell
 
University
 
2010
 
Concentrations:
 
Land
‐
use
 
Economics,
 
Cultural
 
Resource
 
Law,
 
Architectural
 
History,
 
Materials
 
Conservation,
 
Labor
 
Planning
 
(for
 
Traditional
 
Crafts)
 
Thesis:
 
Preserving
 
a
 
Future
 
 for 
 
Stone:
 
Building
 
Stock 
 
Metrics
 
and 
 
Workforce
 
Needs
 
 Assessment 
 
of 
 
the
 
Stone
‐
built 
 
Environment 
 
in
 
New 
 
York 
 
State
.
 
B.A.,
 
magna
 
cum
 
laude
,
 
History,
 
Northern
 
Illinois
 
University
 
2006
 
Research
 
Assistant,
 
Architecture
 
and
 
Engineering
 
2010
‐
Present
 
National
 
Center
 
for
 
Preservation
 
Technology
 
and
 
Training
 
Projects:
 
manage
 
development
 
of 
 
Preservapedia.org
 
open
 
encyclopedia
 
for
 
cultural
 
heritage
 
conservation,
 
prepared
 
“fact
 
sheets”
 
on
 
preservation
 
issues,
 
consultant
 
on
 
restoration
 
projects
 
including
 
Melrose
 
Estate
 
in
 
Natchez,
 
MS
 
Co
‐
Chairman,
 
Scientific
 
Committee
 
on
 
Training
 
Fall
 
2008
‐
Present
 
U.S.
 
National
 
Committee
 
of 
 
the
 
International
 
Council
 
on
 
Monuments
 
and
 
Sites
 
Projects:
 
Student
 
Engagement
 
Initiative,
 
Worldwide
 
Network
 
of 
 
Universities,
 
International
 
Exchange
 
Program
 
Freelance
 
Conservation
 
Consultant
 
2008
‐
2010
 
Current
 
Project:
 
Conservation
 
assessment
 
of 
 
stone
 
markers
 
in
 
Center
 
Church
 
Crypt
 
(c.
 
1687),
 
New
 
Haven,
 
CT.
 
Preparation
 
of 
 
project
 
scope,
 
cost
 
estimates,
 
and
 
treatment
 
specifications
 
in
 
compliance
 
with
 
SOI
 
Standards
 
and
 
AIC
 
Guidelines
 
Website
 
Administrator/Graduate
 
Assistant
 
Fall
 
2006–Fall
 
2008
 
Cornell
 
University
 
and
 
the
 
National
 
Council
 
for
 
Preservation
 
Education
 
Sites:
 
PreserveNet.cornell.edu,
 
NaturalCement.org,
 
HistoricCements.org,
 
HampiConference.org,
 
Preservation
‐
Sustainability.org,
 
MasonrySkills.org…
 
Architecture
 
and
 
Engineering
 
Intern
 
Summer
 
2008
 
National
 
Center
 
for
 
Preservation
 
Technology
 
and
 
Training
 
Projects:
 
Lab
 
testing
 
of 
 
commercially
 
available
 
paint
 
strippers,
 
planning
 
and
 
promotion
 
of 
 
Built 
 
 for 
 
the
 
Bayou:
 
Environmental 
 
 Adaptations
 
in
 
Design
 
seminar,
 
Preservation
 
Trades
 
Curriculum
 
Summit,
 
developed
 
usicomos.org
 
website
 
and
 
member
 
relationship
 
management
 
tools
 
under
 
coop.
 
agreement
 
US/ICOMOS
 
International
 
Intern
 
Summer
 
2007
 
Scottish
 
Stone
 
Liaison
 
Group
 
Projects:
 
Safeguarding
 
Glasgow’s
 
Stone
‐
built 
 
Heritage:
 
Skills
 
and 
 
Materials
 
Requirements
 
and
 
The
 
Transatlantic
 
Stone
 
Trade:
 
Scottish
 
Masons
 
and 
 
Masonry 
 
in
 
North
 
 America
 
Architectural
 
Metal
 
Refinisher
 
1999
‐
2001
 
Master
 
Metal
 
Refinishing
 
Co.
 
Duties:
 
Refinished/restored
 
metal
 
surfaces
 
on
 
significant
 
Chicago
 
building
 
 
•
 
Project
 
Planning/Mgmt.
 
•
 
Architectural
 
surveys
 
•
 
Condition
 
assessments
 
•
 
Materials
 
conservation
 
(research
 
and
 
applied)
 
•
 
Labor
 
market
 
planning
 
•
 
Survey
 
design
 
and
 
analysis
 
•
 
Statistical
 
and
 
economic
 
analysis
 
of 
 
the
 
built
 
environment
 
•
 
Graphic
 
design
 
and
 
print
 
publication
 
production
 
•
 
Webpage
 
design
 
•
 
Webserver
 
development
 
•
 
Conference
 
planning
 
•
 
Microsoft
 
Office
 
Suite
 
2007
 
•
 
Adobe
 
Creative
 
Suite
 
4
 
•
 
ArcGIS
 
•
 
AutoCAD
 
•
 
SPSS
 
and
 
Minitab
 
statistical
 
analysis
 
packages
 
•
 
HTML,
 
CSS,
 
php,
 
and
 
ColdFusion
 
web
 
and
 
programming
 
languages
 
•
 
CiviCRM
 
Contact
 
Resource
 
Manager
 
•
 
Drupal
 
Content
 
Management
 
System
 
•
 
mySQL
 
and
 
Microsoft
 
SQL
 
databases
 
“Building
 
Foundations:
 
Quantifying
 
Skilled
 
Labor
 
Needs
 
in
 
the
 
Building
 
Repair
 
and
 
Restoration
 
Sector,”
 
Proceedings
 
of 
 
the
 
International 
 
Trades
 
Education
 
Symposium
 
(to
 
be
 
published
 
2010).
 
“Administrative
 
Creativity
 
in
 
Practice:
 
John
 
Fidler
 
and
 
the
 
Work
 
of 
 
the
 
National
 
Heritage
 
Training
 
Group,”
 
(currently
 
seeking
 
publication
 
in
 
Planning
 
Magazine
).
 
Sara
 
M.
 
Jackson,
 
and
 
Mary
 
Streigle,
 
“Evaluation
 
of 
 
Paint
 
Removal
 
Products
 
for
 
Use
 
on
 
Historic
 
Brick
 
Façades,”
 
National 
 
Park 
 
Service
 
Technical 
 
Preservation
 
Reports
 
(pending
 
completion
 
of 
 
study).
 
“The
 
Mason’s
 
Craft:
 
Vernacular
 
Traditions
 
in
 
the
 
History
 
of 
 
American
 
Stone
 
Masonry,”
 
(currently
 
seeking
 
publication
 
in
 
the
 
 Journal 
 
of 
 
the
 
Society 
 
of 
 
 Architectural 
 
Historians
 
and
 
Vernacular 
 
 Architecture
).
 
“Service
 
Life
 
Prediction
 
of 
 
Load
‐
bearing
 
Masonry
 
Walls,”
 
(currently
 
seeking
 
publication
 
in
 
Construction
 
Management 
 
and 
 
Economics
).
 
2008
 
Student
 
Research
 
Grant,
 
Historic
 
Preservation
 
Planning
 
Alumni
 
Association.
 
2007
 
Student
 
Scholarship,
 
Preservation
 
Trades
 
Network.
 
2006
‐
2008
 
Tuition
 
Scholarship,
 
Dept.
 
of 
 
City
 
&
 
Regional
 
Planning,
 
Cornell
 
University.
 
2006
 
History
 
Undergraduate
 
Essay
 
Prize,
 
Northern
 
Illinois
 
University.
 
•
 
Int’l
 
Council
 
on
 
Monuments
 
&
 
Sites
 
•
 
Int’l
 
Network
 
for
 
Traditional
 
Building,
 
Architecture
 
&
 
Urbanism
 
•
 
National
 
Trust
 
for
 
Historic
 
Preservation
 
•
 
Royal
 
Institute
 
of 
 
Chartered
 
Surveyors
 
•
 
American
 
Planning
 
Association
 
•
 
Association
 
for
 
Preservation
 
Technology
 
•
 
ForumUNESCO
‐
University
 
&
 
Heritage
 
•
 
Preservation
 
Trades
 
Network
 
•
 
Vernacular
 
Architecture
 
Forum
 
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11 / 20 / 2009

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11 / 20 / 2009
fitzed

Thanks to everyone who has viewed and rated my CV. I created a template and the section headings using PhotoShop, embedded template as a background image in Word and added everything else as text or word art on top of that (for easy customization). Unfortunately, this is a pretty terrible PDF... I can't figure out how to output the MS Word document in a way that preserves the color (semi-transparent) of the text (word art) in the right column... probably best to add that to the background image. As for the those who question the professionalism of this "artistic" CV, how else would you suggest I convey my creativity to potential employers? If it gets them to remember me... all the better!

reply05 / 19 / 2009
asawait4u8jss

thnx :)...it's admirable bt we hv learnt that CV shldn't b artistic .

reply05 / 16 / 2009
Zozanyo

this is fantastic....but is it professional....we learned that CVs shouldn't have artistic design

reply05 / 15 / 2009
makke07

what prog u used for making your cv? thanks.

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