Experiences at University Of Washington

The University of Washington offered exactly what I hoped it would offer: an inviting and exciting academic experience suitable for a burgeoning, advanced scholar. I discovered a much deeper love of literature and felt compelled and invited to engage the professors and advisers. I only regret not having the time or money to continue my education at the University of Washington....

I honed my skills in all aspects of fundraising and non-profit management from grant-writing and collateral materials creation to public relations, staff oversight, and budget management.

Liberal arts degree with a degree from the school of International Studies, focusing on Asia markets, social, economic and political environment. Also, studied Chinese language.

The ACMS degree exists as a collaboration between the Computer Science, Applied Mathematics and Statistics departments.
My area of focus: Discrete Mathematics and Algorithms. This track includes strong competency in a wide variety of common programming languages and applied mathematics, with emphasis on object oriented design, algorithmic analysis, design for efficiency, and mathematical rigor....

Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications and Social Sciences

I spent four years at the University of Washington where I achieved a B.A. in Disability Resources Management, and a minor in American Indian Studies. I was a four year member of the Varsity Women's Crew program, which is a Pac-10, Division 1 collegiate sport. Between classes and practice I worked part time in the Athletic Department's Business Office taking care of fiscal projects with additional filing, photocopying, and projects. I also commuted to and from campus by Community Transit bus each day for two hours....

Studied philosophy and foreign language as well as focusing on how to elucidate upon that.

Desire to work for large, structured organization, enjoys following rules, accustomed to working with all types of people, OK with politics.

I learned a lot about social issues surrounding education, the human condition, psychology, business, technology, art and the relations between these things.

B.A., Communication, 2000 — 2004 Activities and Societies: Pi Beta Phi