MELISSA DOMINGUEZ

melissadominguez4@gmail.com
(469)502-1193

EDUCATION
School of Education and Social Services
At Townview Magnet Center
Mountainview College (Dual Credit)
High school- Distinguished Plan Aug 2011-Present

WORK EXPERIENCE
Mariscos La Reina Waitress June 2013-Dec 2013
Used proper communication skills in order to deliver customer satisfaction
Often helped hostess with deal with difficult customers
Responsible for keeping stock room both clean and organized
Miss Mango- Assistant Manager Jan 2014-Present
Responsible for training new employees
Cleaning and restocking merchandise on weekly basis
Maintain store neatness throughout full shift
Help customers identify clothing styles
Process order forms for both new and old merchandise

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVITIES
LULAC #1118Member; President Aug 2013-Present
Encourage student into getting involved in the community
Represent my council in district and state meetings.
Manage the organizations activities
Help the chapter at my school as well as lead my members in events

National Honor Society Historian Apr 2013-Present
Develop leadership skills
Prepare for local community service projects
Allow the development of outside connections
Capture different experiences as an organization

Methodist Dallas Medical Center Volunteer Oct 2013-Present
Survey patients on distinct addiction problems/solutions
Verify patient registration forms
Sign in patient into ER registration
Answer patient phone calls

HONORS/AWARDS
A Honor Roll/ B Honor Roll Continuously since Kindergarten
Certified Typist Aug 2013-Aug 2014
Certification in Microsoft Power Point 2010 Oct 2013-Oct 2016
Certification for Microsoft Outlook 2010 Sep 2013- Sep 2016
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Computer Skills: MS Outlook, Power Point, Certified Typist
Languages: Fluent in both Spanish and English
Experience: Attended LULAC District III Meeting, State collegiate Leadership Conference UTD
Attended Gender Equality (LGBT) Leadership Conference
Attended LULAC National Convention at New York City
Participated in Womens Suffrage Rally Downtown Dallas
Participated in the Immigration Reform Protest at Riverchon Park
Work Eligibility: Eligible to work in the U.S. with no restrictions, 17 years old