This document outlines the education, research experience, teaching experience, publications, awards, volunteer experience, and professional experience of A. M. Lockett. It includes: 1) Lockett has multiple graduate and undergraduate degrees from Arizona State University, Colorado Christian University, and University of California, Santa Cruz in sociology, curriculum and instruction, politics, and education. 2) As an undergraduate researcher, Lockett assisted several professors with research projects analyzing political jury trials, sustainable housing, and more. 3) Lockett has experience as a course assistant, tutor, mentor, resident assistant, and research assistant at various universities. 4) Awards and honors include several Dean's Honors

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P.O. Box 2734 • Salinas, CA 93902 •818-270-4055
aldinette@outlook.com
Education
Master of Arts in Sociology December 2016
Arizona State University,AZ
GPA: 4.0 Cumulative Total
Degrees
Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction, Emphasis in OnlineTeaching August 2015
Certificate in Online Course Development May 2015
Colorado Christian University, Lakewood,CO
GPA: 3.8 Cumulative Graduate Total
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, summa cum laude June 2013
Bachelor of Arts in Politics June 2013
University of California, Santa Cruz,CA
GPA: 3.9 Cumulative Undergraduate Total in Sociology-Highest Honors
GPA: 3.7 Cumulative Undergraduate Total
Associate in Arts, Letters, Arts, and Sciences December 2009
Antelope Valley College, Lancaster,CA
GPA: 3.2 Cumulative Undergraduate Total
Research, Development, andTraining
Undergraduate Research Assistant Fall 2011-Fall 2012
University of California, Santa Cruz, CA
Faculty Supervisor: Professor Hiroshi Fukurai, Professor of Sociology and lead organizer of
the Collaborative Research Network (CRN) in East Asian Law andSociety.
Analyzed and edited two theoretical chapters authored by Dr.Fukurai:
 "The Marxian Approach," an analysis of the applicability of Marxian approaches to
the analysis of efficacy in political jury trials.
 "Theoretical Approaches to the Sociology of the Jury," an analysis of the
sociological implications of the American jury system.
 Reviewed and submitted abstracts and organized panel and roundtable sessions:
Constitutional rulings that allowed increased participation by racial and ethnic
minorities in jury trials and reduced legal barriers to theprocess.
Faculty Supervisor: Professor Hiroshi Fukurai, Professor ofSociology.
Collected data, analyzed empirical evidence, and prepared detailed summaries for
manuscript chapter authored by Dr. Fukurai:
 "The American Jury in the Twentieth & Twenty-First Centuries" on political jury trials
in the 1900s and 2000s.
Faculty Supervisor: Professor Hiroshi Fukurai, Professor ofSociology.
Coordinated panel session notifications to scholars at the Law and Society Association
(LSA) Conference in Hawaii, June 2011.

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Communications Subcommittee Member Fall 2011-Spring 2012
Critical Race and Ethnic Studies (CRES) Task Force, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA Facilitated
written and oral communication of actions in support of the proposed development of the
Department of Critical Race and Ethnic StudiesDepartment at the University of California:
 A series of productive sessions organized around creating curriculum that explores
tensions between theories of oppression and praxes of resistance, between the critiques of
racism and the usefulness of race as an analytical category, and between the university and
the communities that have been historically and systematically marginalized by academia.
Undergraduate Researcher Winter 2011-Spring 2011
Faculty Mentor Undergraduate Research Program (FMP), University of California, Santa Cruz, CA Faculty
Mentor: Dr. Ravi Rajan, EnvironmentalStudies.
 Researched and analyzed sustainable, ecological housing alternatives for low-income
communities.
 Reported the findings and designed an implementation model for local low-income
communities at the UCSC Faculty Mentor Program 10th Annual Undergraduate
Colloquium, June 2011.
Teaching Experience
Course Assistant and Action Research Team Leader Winter 2011
University of California, Santa Cruz, CA
Faculty Supervisor: Dr. Ravi Rajan of Environmental Studies, Education for a Sustainable Living
Program.
 Researched and analyzed sustainable, ecological housing alternatives for the Family
Student Housing facilities at the University of California, SantaCruz.
 Participated in voluntary student teaching and collaborative learning as part of an
undergraduate research and teacher assistant trainingprogram.
Course Assistant and Lead Peer Mentor Spring 2012
University of California, Santa Cruz, CA
Faculty Supervisor: Robin King, Instructor of Writing 161, Advanced Research Writing for the
UCSC Faculty Mentor Program.
 Volunteer teaching assistant.
 Volunteer peer-mentor lead of former FMP participant mentors as part of the FMP
undergraduate research and pilot peer mentoringprogram.
Conference, Symposium, Colloquium Presentations andPapers
Lockett, A. M. (2013). Black women in academia: The challenges and victories on the journey from
undergraduate to professorship. Invited Presenter and Roundtable Organizer, African American
Resource & Cultural Center Black Cultural Conference. University ofCalifornia, Santa Cruz, CA.
Lockett, A. M. (2012). The past and present commons: Implications from the pre-capitalist tragedies in 14th
Century England to the 21st century victories of Chiapas and the world! Undergraduate Summer
Research Symposium-Paper and Poster Session. University of California, Santa Cruz, CA.

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Lockett, A. M. (2011). Sustainable development in low-income housing: A new technology. Faculty
Mentor Program (FMP) 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Colloquium. University of
California, Santa Cruz, CA.
Scholarships, Awards,Achievements
 Dean's Award for Undergraduate Research, University of California, Santa Cruz,
2011-2012
 Philanthropic Educational Organization Scholarship for Continuing Education,2012
 Dean's Honors - University of California, Santa Cruz, Spring Quarter,2012
 Dean's Honors - University of California, Santa Cruz, Winter Quarter,2012
 Member - Golden Key International Honor Society University ofCalifornia, Santa Cruz, 2011,
permanent member
 Dean's Honors - University of California, Santa Cruz, Fall Quarter,2011
 Dean's Honors - University of California, Santa Cruz, Winter Quarter,2011
 University of California, Santa Cruz Women's Club Scholarship,2011
 Delta Kappa Gamma-Theta Teachers Scholarship, 2011
 UCSC Jeanne D. Ley Award, 2011
 Soroptimist International Women's Award, 2011
 Alpha Gamma Sigma, California Community College Honor Scholarship Society, 2010,
permanent member
 Alpha Iota, Antelope Valley College Honor Society,2008-2010
 Lancaster Rotary Club Scholarship, 2009
 Frances Erstad Memorial Scholarship, 2008 and2009
 President’s List - Antelope Valley College, Spring2008
 Dean’s Honors - Antelope Valley College, Fall 2007
Volunteer Experience
Food and Clothing Distributor Fall 2015
Provided assistance to low-income and homelesspersons.
Salinas Vineyard Church, Salinas, CA
Housing Advocate and Supporter 2012-2015
Promoted housing alternatives for low-incomecommunities.
East Bay Housing Organizations, Oakland, CA
Student Peer Mentor 2012-2013
African American Mentorship Program: motivated and influenced African American
undergraduate student scholarship.
University of California, Santa Cruz, CA
Food Distributor 2003-2010
Provided assistance to low-income and homelesspersons.
Grace Resource Center, Lancaster, CA

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Professional Experience
Professional Tutor, College-level Program Fall 2015
Hartnell Community College, Salinas, CA
Professional Tutor, After-school K-12 Program 2013-2015
Professional Tutors of America, Brea, CA
University of California, Santa Cruz – Work Study
Research Assistant to the Provost, College Eight Summer, 2012
Pre-Graduate Mentor, Educational Opportunity Program 2011-2012
Resident Assistant, Family Student Housing 2011-2012
Executive Administrative Assistant to the Director 2004-2006
Systems Servicing-Information Technology Development, Countrywide Home Loans, Simi Valley,CA
Duties:
 Maintained complex calendars
 Provided office reception
 Processed mail and email
 Monitored multi-line phones
 Managed daily office activities
 Composed correspondence,
memoranda, and reports
 Prepared presentations
 Scheduled and facilitated
departmental and strategic planning
meetings and conferences
Abilities:
 Enthusiastic
 Self-motivated
 Flexible
 Organized travel itineraries
 Prepared expense reports
 Ordered and maintained office supplies
 Facilitated agency and vendor
interactions
 Trained and monitored administrative
staff
 Maintained confidentiality and
compliance
 Team-oriented with ability to prioritize, delegate, and resolve problems
Skills:
 Possesses professional leadership
 Effective decision-making
 Collaborative team building
 Clear communication
 Excellent time-management
 Responsively delegates
responsibilities
Computer:
 Internet/Intranet
 Web design and maintenance
 Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Project
 Efficiently handles conflicting priorities
 Performs duties effectively and
independently
 Possesses strong conflict resolution skills
and excellent organizational skill
 Visio
 Outlook
 Google Suite

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Professional Memberships
 East Bay Housing Organizations, senior member
 International Sociological Association, studentmember
 International Studies Association, student member