2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Personal Statement
Resume
References
Classes Taken That Interested Me The Most
Goals
Quotes That I Live By
3. PERSONAL STATEMENT
As I continue striving to get my Bachelors with a concentration in Public Relations and a minor in
Social Work in May, I look forward to continue strengthening my leadership and people skills, in the
hopes that it will help build the skills I need to become a social worker in the near future.
4. RESUME
Asia Kemp
[264 Echo Pla ce APT# 1E, Bro nx, New Yo rk 10457] [(347)972-9664] [a sia .kem p 1@g m a il.co m ]
Objective: To obtain a position that strengthens my leadership and people
skills.
Create/explore more opportunities to better my skills as an
individual
Education: Iona College (August 2013-Present)
New Rochelle, NY
Experience: Youth Development Specialist (December 2015-Present)
Boys & Girls Club (Remington branch), New Rochelle, NY
Responsible for making sure each member knows and respects the
rules of the club
Providing a safe place for each member to learn and grow
Responsible for making sure each member respects not only each
other but themselves.
Lazer Tag Attendant (May 2014-June 2016)
Fun Fuzion at New Roc City, NewRochelle, NY
Responsible for making sure each player knows the rules
Serve as a referee to make sure each player knows how to play and
that they’re playing safely
Responsible for cleaning around the arena and making sure the vests
are in the correct order after each game
Athletic Communications Assistant (September 2013-August 2015)
Iona College, New Rochelle, NY
Works scoreboard for games
Records games for live stream
Organizing and marketing for sports events
Camp Counselor (July 2013-August 2013)
SYEP: Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club, New York, NY
Responsible for the well-being of each child
Supervise arts and crafts
Make sure children are active at all times
Literacy Tutor (November 2011-March 2012)
READ Alliance, New York, NY
Implement the curriculumas trained
Maintain good academic standing
Serve as a role model for children
5. REFERENCES
Nate Adams, Remington Clubhouse Director
(914)235-2969
nadams@bcnr.org
Ebony Stuckey, Site Director at Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club: HELP Morris
(718)583-0174, x506
Ebony.stuckey@kipsbay.org
John Higgins, Supervisor at Iona College Athletic Communications
(347)601-0553
jhiggins@iona.edu
6. CLASSES TAKEN THAT INTERESTED ME THE
MOST
Organizational Communications (MCO 311)
Study of the role, function and use of communication within business and non-profit organizations: the assessment of communication needs in
organizations; planning of communication programs and activities; choice and use of different media and evaluation of communication programs.
Social Problems (SOC 102)
An examination of the social problems which confront present day American society, including the problems of urbanization, family instability, crime and
delinquency, pollution of the environment, poverty and welfare, race and ethnic conflict, and the rapidity of social and industrial change.
Social Welfare & Society
This course seeks to provide a basic foundation for understanding the place and function of social work in the context of the broader social welfare
institution in the United States. It examines the meaning of social welfare in contemporary society. Social welfare is defined, and the history and current
patterns of provision of services within social welfare systems are explored. Historical antecedents will be compared to recent approaches to the same
issues. The role of values is examined, particularly as these values impact upon policy.
Violence, Trauma, Resilience
This course will look at the risk factors and vulnerabilities as well as the coping strategies and protective factors found in populations of
people who have experienced violence and/or trauma. The history of psychological trauma and the stages of recovery will be
examined. Various theories from psychology, sociology, criminology and social work will be reviewed in regard to the causes, responses and
historical context of violence, trauma and abuse. Several methods of helping people who have experienced violence, trauma, and/or abuse
will be presented. Special policy and governmental responded to the plights of victims will also be covered. Topics will include natural
disasters, terrorism, child abuse, domestic violence, and elder abuse. Factors such as racism, classism, ethnocentrism and homophobia that
contribute to violence, trauma and/or abuse will also be explored.
7. GOALS
Graduate in May with my BA in Public Relations with a minor in Social Work
After May, deciding to either take a year off and volunteer with AmeriCorps or go straight into
grad school to receive my MSW
After grad school I want to push to get my LCSW and start working with either the children of elder
population
8. QUOTES THAT I LIVE BY
“You must be the change you want to see in the world.”- Gandhi
“It is not the critic who counts, it is not the man who sits and points out how the doer of deeds
could have done things better and how he falls and stumbles, the credit goes to the man in the
arena, whose face is marred with dust and blood and sweat but when he’s in the arena at best he
wins and at worst he loses but when he fails when he loses he does so daring greatly.”- Theodore
Roosevelt
“I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.”-William Ernest Henley