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PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEEducation :Bachelors Degree in Science of Criminal Justice from Bethel College of Mishawaka Indiana.Associate's Degree in Science of Criminal Justice from Ancilla College of Donaldson Indiana.I am a Class B CDL holder with my Passenger, School Bus, and Air Brake endorsements.I am currently employed by LaPorte Indiana Schools and worked for First Student of Prairie View Illinois. Through driving I have driven a large bus for general education and a small bus for special education students. I am experienced in driving large nose and flat face buses. I am certified in securement and the movement of wheelchairs from First Student. Also I received two safety awards from First Student.GPA: 3.434EXPERIENCE: Introduction to Criminal JusticeCorrections in AmericaCriminal Law and ProceduresCriminologyJuvenile DelinquencyIntroduction to PolicingCriminal InvestigationsCriminal Court ProcessResearch MethodsLaw, Ethics & American Legal SystemCriminalisticsCriminal Justice SeminarProblems & IssuesIntroduction to ManagementEight years in the Boy ScoutsHONONS: Eagle ScoutOrder of the ArrowBrotherhood (This is a special ordeal only certain scouts go through).Wilderness survival/No trace left behindBoy Scout of the year (2001)Boy Scout of the month seven timesACTIVITIES: Annual participation in the rummage sale/fundraiser at Saint Andrews Church in Mundelein, IL. 1998-2015.SKILLS: Computer literacy, word 2010, Excel, Publisher, Power Point.Keyboarding.CPR trainingEmergency preparednessKnife safetyFire safetyUnderstanding of Spanish and Japanese Culture:These were descriptive learning classes on Spanish and Japanese living, for example, Mexican people in general are very family oriented, once a month many families will have large party to display their love. Japanese families value respect on a very high level. They are very proper and maintain order in their families as the Samurai did. |
