1. ALEXANDRIA TIEDTKE
(812) 322-2351 201 W. Park Row Apt. 111
alexandriatiedtke@gmail.com St. Peter, MN 56082
Volunteer Experience
Gustavus Adolphus College – Melva Lind Interpretive Center – Saint Peter, MN (June 23rd
and 24th
, 2014)
GAC Nature Camp
 Voluntarily coordinated a two-day nature camp for students in grades 4-6, created promotional items, registration
photo release, photo release and evaluation forms, parent letters, planned a camp schedule based on state science
standards, booked guest presenters and led outdoor science activities
School of Public and Environmental Affairs – Bloomington, IN (Spring 2013)
IPAA Spring Conference
 Submitted an academic paper, detailing the links between food insecurity, social inequality and global climate
change, to the conference that was accepted 1/20/13. Presented the information to students, faculty and the public.
Girls Inc. Volleyball - Bloomington, IN (Spring 2013)
Head Coach
 Led practices and games (6-3) for a team of beginner girls in the 5-8 age range for the spring volleyball season.
Volunteer
 Assisted with officiating, scoreboard, and concessions
Hoosier Hills Food Bank – Bloomington, IN (Fall 2012)
Service Learning Volunteer
 Sorted donated food, bagged donated pasta and packed boxes for a government assisted food program for seniors.
Researcher
 Developed a statistic fact sheet of poverty and hunger for the six counties served by the agency to be included on the
agency website as well as in promotional/educational brochures.
 Developed charts and graphs in excel to accompany the fact sheet.
School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation – Bloomington, IN (Spring 2012)
Program Coordinator
February Film Series
 Organized a series of three documentary films which highlighted current issues in the Recreation, Park and Tourism
Studies Department. These issues are a disconnection with nature and historical figures in the field, nature deficit
disorder relating specifically to children and environmental degradation with an emphasis in biodiversity loss.
 Each film showing had a professor as a guest speaker, refreshments and additional educational material.
 Faculty advisor to this individual project was Doug Knapp.
T.C. Steele State Historic Site - Nashville, IN
Interpreter and coordinator (June 3, 2012)
Leap Frog Family Fun Hike
 As an extra component of a school event planning group project, I facilitated this program individually after
completing the class, including set up, budget, supplies, facilitation, evaluation and tear-down of the event.
Special Events Volunteer (2010-2013)
 Assisted with the facilitation of the children’s arts and craft center, set up and tear down for multiple Halloween
programs, Spring Paint Out programs and other special events.