AnshaLa J.

Braswell
4280 Highland Road Baton Rouge, LA 337-578-7680 abrasw3@lsu.edu

EDUCATION
Louisiana State University (LSU) Baton Rouge, LA May 2014
Bachelor of Science in Child and Family Studies GPA: 3.53
Minor: Leadership Development

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE
Bank Teller February 2013- Present
Regions Bank Baton Rouge, LA
Manage large sums of money while performing efficient and accurate banking transactions at one of the busiest branches in B.R.
Interpret and analyze account statuses and effectively communicate to customers about the happenings of their account
Identify referral opportunities for new products and services based on the customers financial goals often exceeding quarterly
referral goals of 19 new accounts opened by over 200%
Provide superb customer service while handling multiple transactions and customers at one time

Intern January 2014-Present
St. James Place Assisted Living Facility Baton Rouge, LA
Works directly with a group of 8-10 residents who suffer with various stages of dementia
Assist in coordinating and implementing a comprehensive activities program designed to meet the social, spiritual, emotional, and
intellectual needs of the residents
Creates monthly newsletter and calendars that are distributed to all residents and used in marketing packages
Provide companionship (talking and listening, reading aloud, etc.) and promotes the residents' mental alertness through involvement
in activities of interest

Student Assistant August 2010- January 2013
LSU Office of Campus Life Baton Rouge, LA
Performed day-to-day administrative tasks of an office that promotes campus involvement
Assisted students in over 350 student organizations plan events and meet deadlines
Received visitors and callers, determined the nature of the inquiry, and referred them to the appropriate staff
Addressed emails, phone calls, and walk-ins questions about membership/event planning of on campus organizations

Intern August 2012-December 2012
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) Baton Rouge, LA
Collaborated with a small team to plan JDRF events such as walks, galas, and other fundraising events
Aided coordination and managing logistics for day-to-day operations of a non-profit organization
Performed outreach and training for volunteers

Intern May 2012-August 2012
LSU Student Media Baton Rouge, LA
Gained hands-on experience in public relations, media relations, marketing, and fundraising
Assisted with all aspects of pre-production, promotion, event execution, and post-event follow up of a major campus event
Created slogans and graphics to for university newspaper to promote events

HONORS
Chancellors Honor Roll, LSU Deans List, Black Faculty and Staff Academic Achievement Award, Regions Bank Award for Highest Part
Time Teller Referrals, Campus Life (LSU) Student Spotlight Award, Taylor Opportunity Program for Students (TOPS) Scholarship Award
recipient, Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Outstanding Pledge

CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT
Founder, The Minority Womens Movement at LSU
In February of 2014, I began the process of founding an organization aimed to uplift and empower female minority students at LSU.
Its purpose is to provide programs and services that address educational and social needs, in addition to providing community
outreach and personal enrichment opportunities.

Youth and Education Chair, Volunteer LSU
Oversaw Tigers Tutoring Program which involved college students working with teachers and students at one of the lowest
performing schools in Baton Rouge to improve standardized test scores
Lead a group of 20 college students and served as primary liaison between the tutors and schools faculty

Service Vice President, Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity (A)
Worked in a close team environment to plan and execute service projects that allowed the members to sharpen their leadership
skills, while meeting the Fraternitys goal of service