1. ALICIA ROSE DUROW
1301 10th Ave S., St. Cloud, MN 56301 | durow003@umn.edu | (612) 296-4535
SKILLS & ABILITIES • Stays organized and multi-tasks well
• Presents selfprofessionallyand warmlyto others
• Learns quicklyin a fast-paced environment
• Proficient computer skills in MicrosoftOffice
EXPERIENCE TEACHER CREATIVE KIDS ACADEMY
JANUARY, 2015-PRESENT
As a teacher, I have learned manyvaluable lessons in caring for children. Not only have I
learned the basic skills ofa teacher such as creating lesson plans and prep work for projects,
I have also acquired the ability to care for and teach children in a way that is most
advantageous for each of their individual personalities. Our center works with NAEYC, Parent
Aware, and Creative Curriculum to create the bestlearning opportunities for our families. I
have established connections with the children and their families, and through these
connections have learned how to bestteach each individual child.
PROGRAM COUNSELOR ACR HOMES
SEPTEMBER, 2014-JANUARY, 2015
This position provided me with the opportunity to work with some very special individuals who
were mentallydisabled. The residents in the home I worked in were all nonverbal and limited
in their abilities to care for themselves. The position taughtme to learn their different ways of
communication, as well as the individual preferences theyhad in terms ofhow to be cared for.
It also provided me with the opportunity to get to know each of them personally.
SERVER CLIVE’S ROADHOUSE
JUNE, 2014-SEPTEMBER, 2014
I worked as a server during the summer to provide financial stabilityfor myself,as well as
learning valuable interaction and communication skills.
RECEPTIONIST MCCARTHY AUTO WORLD
FEBRUARY, 2013-JUNE, 2014
Working as a receptionist taughtme to better stay organized, communicate with clients, and
improve my computer skills in MicrosoftOffice. I was responsible for multi-tasking in a fast-
paced environment in which I was responsible for interacting with dealership clients,billing,
and paperwork for dealers and management.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE WALGREENS
JULY, 2012-APRIL, 2013
Working as a sales representative provided me with the experience of effectively
communicating with customers and meeting their needs.I was also responsible for multi-
tasking at high volume times in the store.
TEACHER’S AIDE, CREATIVE KIDS ACADEMY
NOVEMBER, 2010-JULY, 2012
As an assistant ata daycare facility for two years, I gained an abundance ofexperience
working with children in many age groups,from infants up to school age children. This job
peaked my interestin child psychology as a career choice.

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EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, MINNEAPOLIS, MN
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHILD PSYCHOLOGY, MAY, 2016
I graduated from the University of Minnesota cumulative GPA of 3.56. I have learned many
aspects ofchild psychologyand development, including cognitive, physical, social-emotional,
and personalitydevelopment. I have completed a wide array of courses thathave approached
the development ofchildren from various perspectives ofpsychology. Earning my degree has
taught me to apply my knowledge of human behavior outside ofthe classroom, research and
analysis skills,critical analysis skills,advanced my interpersonal skills,and further advanced
my literacy skills.
CENTURY COLLEGE, WHITE BEAR LAKE, MN
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE, DECEMBER, 2013
I graduated from Century College with a cumulative GPA of 3.72, as well as Honors
Distinction. Some classes thatI took at Century relative to my degree include Child
Development, Developmental Psychology,General Psychology, and Biomedical Ethics.
REFERENCES GRETCHEN RAYMER, FORMER DIRECTOR
CREATIVE KIDS ACADEMY
Phone:(763) 780-4087,(763) 269-0196
ALYSSA STANDAERT, DIRECTOR
CREATIVE KIDS ACADEMY
Phone:(651) 329-7532