MICHELLE MAE BRAVO 1467 Glen Avon Drive San Marcos, CA 92069 EDUCATION: Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology: Pre-Physical Therapy Option California State University San Marcos Overall GPA: 3.4 Dean’s List Honors: Four Semesters 858-231-1826 [email protected] Expected Graduation May 2015 EXPERIENCE: Research Assistant May 2014 - Present California State University San Marcos: Kinesiology Department Investigate the cardiovascular adaptations present in recreational surfers enrolled in Surf Physical Education Recruit and interview subjects to participate in additional studies regarding recreational surfers Gather and analyze heart rate data for significant cardiovascular changes Published and presented abstract at the American College of Sports Medicine Southwest Conference October 2014 Cadaver Prosection Assistant February 2015 - Present California State University San Marcos: Biology Department Exhibit professionalism in handling human cadaver Demonstrate attention to detail in isolating significant structures pertinent to preparing quality anatomy lab practicums for current anatomy students Anatomy Tutor January 2012 - Present Palomar Community College Provide a safe and friendly environment for students to be vulnerable and ask questions about confusing material Adapt teaching style to satisfy students’ unique learning abilities and needs Facilitate interactive exercises that engage students in their own learning and improve understanding of material Prepare study aides to simplify challenging concepts Share additional resources to supplement student’s studying outside of tutoring sessions Guide students in developing personalized work ethic and study skills conducive to students’ success in current and future courses Conduct group study sessions and answer questions to clarify concepts and encourage discussion in a peer-group environment with up to 15 students Exercise Physiology Teaching Assistant August 2014 - December 2014 California State University San Marcos: Kinesiology Department Prepared lab equipment for student use prior to class meetings Demonstrated lab procedures and use of equipment Administered exercises tests on students and gathered data to be analyzed for class assignments Anatomy Teaching Assistant January 2012 - December 2013 Palomar Community College Organized and assembled anatomical models and dissection tools for lab Helped students identify significant features on models Isolated delicate tissues and organs during 2 cadaver prosections with a team of instructors and fellow teaching assistants Team Lead September 2008 - January 2010 Jamba Juice Provided friendly and efficient customer service Trained and mentored new employees on restaurant policies and procedures Delegated tasks to team members to efficiently meet sales goals and customers’ needs Demonstrated a sense of urgency while multitasking during rush hours COMMUNITY: Civility Committee Intern August 2012 - Present California State University San Marcos: Cross Cultural Center Promote campaign to raise awareness in exhibiting oneself with care, respect and empathy while acknowledging the culture and humanity of others Educate students about the effects of bullying, promoting bystander intervention and healthy dialogue to improve campus and the community at large Fitness Coordinator February 2015 - Present Ocean Knoll Elementary School Responsible for supervising school yard activity and helping to maintain a safe and fun environment for children to play and exercise Encourage students to participate in physical activities designed to promote healthy lifestyle habits at an early age Organize a variety of engaging exercises and games that will promote retention in participation Youth Director First United Methodist Church of National City Developing weekly lesson plans and activities for youth in grade levels 7th-Senior Provide counsel to youth who seek spiritual guidance and ethical advice September 2012 - Present ACCOLADES: Civility Champion & ICON (Initiating Civil Opportunities Now) May 2013 California State University San Marcos Nominated by faculty for regularly exhibiting the pillars of Civility both student life and leadership (i.e care, respect, empathy, culture, and humanity) Golden Key Member May 2013-Present Demonstrate academic and philanthopic excellence in managing college coursework and involvement in volunteer outreach activities Student Leadership Dinner April 2015 Exclusive invitee to Student Leadership Dinner hosted by President of California State University San Marcos
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