Carl Furman
123, Ellis Street
Boston, MA, 01234
(123) 456 789

OBJECTIVE:

To secure a challenging college administration position which will assist the young adult in maximizing his/her potential.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:

• Designing, implementing and evaluating programs to facilitate the adjustment, achievement, retention and career planning of female college students in their first and ensuing years of study.
• Counseling the college woman with varied personal and academic problems.
• Proposal writing, budget planning and analysis.
• Managing personnel, staff development and evaluation.
• Creating strategies and managing admissions and recruitment programs.
• Teaching experience in university and public school environments.
• Planning, organizing and implementing activities for cultural and personal enrichment.
• Active participation in university-wide and community activities.

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE:

1979 -Present BROWN UNIVERSITY, Providence, RI
Director of Women's Studies (1991 -Present)
Plan, administrate and evaluate a comprehensive freshman academic support program. Coordinate activities including academic advising, academic placement and academic, personal and career counseling: administrate placement tests, new student orientation, parent/student workshops cultural activities, academic tracking and early warning system for "at risk" freshman, provide group counseling services and student workshops.

• Initiated a Newsletter and a Recognition dinner for women's achievements in academics, activities and sports.
• Established parent workshops on college adjustment and financing education and women's workshops on sexual harassment, date rape, relationships and eating disorders.
• Cultural awareness activities instituted included a guest lecture series, field trips to the Boston Art Museum and the Ryder Early American Collection, and a study tour to retrace the stops in the Flight of Paul Revere.
• Established phone interviews with parents with permission of the student to discuss various problems, such as anorexia nervosa, academic probation, and substance abuse.

EXPERIENCE:

Admissions Director (1988-1991)
Managed the admissions and recruitment program, creating and designing strategies to enhance the total program, concept and mission.

• Developed a marketing plan for recruitment; wrote recruitment brochures for the Office of Admissions and academic departments of the university.
• Supervised professional and clerical staff; provided and encouraged in-service training and professional growth.
• Compiled data for statistical reporting to various state and federal agencies.
• Served as representative to the Academic Council.
• Acted as liaison between the Office of Admissions, faculty, the administration and the alumni.
• Maintained a positive working relationship between high school and community college counselors and the Office of Admissions.

Assistant to the Admissions Director (1979-1988)

• Developed high school recruitment programs.
• Visited high school and local two year college for the purpose of recruitment.
• Evaluated transcripts of transfer students for transferable credits.
• Served as foreign student advisor.
• Substituted for Director in her absence.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

1987-Present BROWN UNIVERSITY. Providence. R!

Teach Women's Orientation, a two-hour required course for all students. Units include Eating Disorders. Value Clarification, Relationships. Substance Abuse, Domestic Violence.

Also taught Emotion Exploration Course. 1991 and 1992.

EDUCATION:

BROWN UNIVERSITY. Providence. RI
Ph.D. in Sociology, 1974
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, Pittsburgh, PA
Master of Education - Counseling Major. 1972

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE. Middlebury, VT
Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education - Art Minor. 1968