1. Alec Benjamin Heilizer
523 Kincaid Street Highland Park, Illinois
aheilize@u.rochester.edu
847-830-2532
College and High School Studies, Activities and Honors
University of Rochester
Bachelor of Arts Degree
• Political Science Major—> to be completed by 2018
• Deans Scholarship recipient
• Pursuing Minors in Economics, History, Legal Studies, and International Relations
• Active in Club Lacrosse and Sigma Chi Fraternity
• Executive Board of Club Lacrosse—> 2014
• House Manager of Sigma Chi Fraternity—> 2015
Highland Park High School—> 2010-2014
High School Diploma
• National Honor Society—>2012-2014
• French Honor Society—>2012-2014
• Praire State Achievement Award Recipient—> 2013
• Active in French Club and Varsity Lacrosse—> 2010-2014
• Treasurer of French Honor Society —> 2014
Work Experience
Camden County Prosecutor’s Office
• Shadowed First Assistant Prosecutor Mark Chase.—> Summer 2014
Overnight Camp Counselor and Group Leader
• Was in charge of kids aged 7-12—> Summers 2013 and 2014
Self-Employed—> 2010-2014
• Authored the play “Romeold and Juliancient” and published it.
Abercrombie—> 2014
• Worked both as a store greeter and behind the register
Park District of Highland Park
• Coached Football, Lacrosse, and Basketball for kids aged 7-15
Volunteer and Miscellaneous Experience
Buddy Baseball—> 2010
• Volunteered with an organization that helps kids with Autism play baseball
Tori Ryu Jiu-Jitsu—>2004-2014
• Was an assistant teacher for the children’s class.
• Achieved rank of Brown Belt.
Fed the Homeless
• Made lunches and served them at a PADS shelter.—> quarterly 2002-2012
Internship Qualification Summary
• Interest in a career in Law demonstrated by the Legal Studies Minor.

2. • Experience in leadership positions demonstrated by officer positions held in French
Honor Society, Club Lacrosse and Sigma Chi.
• Experience dealing with people of all ages demonstrated by coaching children in
sports, teaching children martial arts, and being a camp counselor.
• Writing skills demonstrated by the published play “Romeold and Juliancient”