LILY M.

WAN
240.821.3331
LILYMWAN@GMAIL.COM

SKILLS
// Mandarin Chinese (advanced)
// Spanish (beginner)
// ArcGIS (beginnier)
// Java programming (intermed.)
// Mac + PC savvy

// Proficient in: Microsoft Office // Editing, scientific writing,

Suite, Adobe Photoshop,
journalistic reporting and
Illustrator, InDesign,
interviewing, fact-checking
After Effects, Final Cut Pro
// Excellent organizational and time
// TEFL Certified
management skills

EDUCATION

June 2014 - July 2014

Cambridge, Mass.

Harvard University // Career Discovery

Six-week studio-intensive urban design program. Thoroughly
trained in analog modeling, design representation, spatial and multidemensional analysis, and historical and contemporary urban design
issues.

Aug. 2010 - May 2014

Gainesville, Fla.

University of Florida // GPA 3.59

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science
Minors: Chinese Language + Literature
Sustainability + the Built Enivironment
Scholarship: Florida Academic Scholar Award (4 years)

May 2011 - Aug. 2011

Beijing, China

Tsinghua University // GPA 3.73

Coursework toward Chinese minor
Scholarship: Benjamin A. Gilman Intl Scholarship

EXPERIENCE

Oct. 2014 - Present

New York, NY

Studio Coordinator, Architizer and HWKN

Create a positive, productive and orderly workspace for the studios
of both HWKN Architecture and Architizer. Assistant to principal
architects Matthias Hollwich and Marc Kushner. Event planning
and supplementary editorial, PR and HR support to both studios.

Aug. 2013 - May 2014

Gainesville, Fla.

College Liaison, UF School of Natural Resources + Environment

Advised underclassmen and prospective SNRE majors on academic
and extracurricular pathways. Met with new students and families,
maintained relationships and served as a role model. Designed and
edited SNREs weekly college-wide emails.

Jan. 2013 - May 2014

Gainesville, Fla.

Layout Designer, Tea Literary Magazine

Contributed design direction and application as part of a four
member tea working on the layout and overall aesthetic of UFs annual literary and art magazine. All work done on Adobe InDesign.
Required decisiveness and a sharp eye for style.

Aug. 2012 - May 2014

Gainesville, Fla.

Editor-in-Chief, The Fine Print

Managed a staff of 15+ and orchestrated publication of an independent quarterly magazine. Duties included: organize and lead
meetings, conduct interviews, train new staff, design + self-publish
annual literary/arts journal, compose grant applications, and manage a $5,000+ annual budget. Demanded great attention to detail
and strict adherence to deadlines.