1. Autumn Clare Posey
(325) 207-6063 | autumn@southplains.org
Work Experience_________________________________________________________________________________
South Plains Church of Christ, Lubbock, TX, Student Ministry Assistant/Interim Director over Bible Lands Oct.15-Pres.
 Register students and sponsors for camps, trips, and retreats; record payments and donations; design flyers/applications for
events; post announcements in class, text, and on social media to keep students and parents informed; shop for supplies and keep
coffee shop stocked.
 Recruit coordinators and teachers for various age groups, assign children to classrooms, shop for curriculum and supplements,
keep resource room stocked.
 Sponsor youth and university trips such as West Texas Girls Conference, U @ SP ski trip, Winter Retreat, and mission trips.
American Legislative Exchange Council, Washington, DC, Public Affairs Intern Jun.15-Aug.15
 Produced and edited videos from raw footage including one shown at ALEC Annual Meeting to 1,300 state legislators,
presidential candidates, and private sector members.
 Conducted live “man on the street” interviews with state legislators at Annual Meeting.
 Cut videos and created files to be uploaded to our YouTube channel from Annual Meeting, and shot footage at meeting.
 Wrote press releases that are aggressively and selectively distributed to local and national media outlets across the country and
wrote/edited various reports, blog posts, and other materials.
 Credentialed media at media check-in desk at Annual Meeting as well as serving as event staff at other events during Meeting.
Haley and Associates, Lubbock, TX, Receptionist Sep.14-Jun.15
 Answered phone calls and questions, greeted customers, picked up and dropped off mail, organized and executed mass mailings
 Designed monthly bulletins for an inner-city ministry that was established by supervisor.
Pine Springs Summer Camp, Sacramento, NM, Videographer May-Aug.14
 Shot video footage and photographs, and produced 9 weekly recaps that were shown to around 150 campers each session.
 Marketed the videos to campers, burned the copies on DVD, and sold copies before their departure (75-200 weekly).
 Built relationships with campers, directors, teachers, and chaperones each week, as well as the permanent camp staff.
White River Youth Camp, Spur, TX, Counselor Jun.-Aug.13
 Collaborated with fellow counselors to write and perform skits and spiritual graffiti (short parable-style lessons from Scripture
acted out), planned and lead nightly devotionals for tents, taught sign language songs and memory verses using hand motions
 Set up and worked various recreational activities, lead tent in daily chores, worked registration, cleaned camp after each session.
Skills_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Ministry | Foundation of strong beliefs and values; leadership, teaching and leading devotionals; listening, interpersonal; cheerful,
positive, and friendly personality; planning and supervising fun and wholesome activities.
Communication | Creativity, public relations, writing, and editing skills; organization; multi-tasking; design, videography,
photography, file conversion, photo/video editing, video production
Computer | Proficient in Adobe (InDesign, Illustrator, PhotoShop), Microsoft (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), Prezi, Final Cut Pro, and
iMovie; Social Media; Fluent in Mac and PC platforms
Education_________________________________________________________________________________________________
B.A. in Communication Design, Lubbock Christian University, Lubbock, Texas Dec.14
Awards___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Academic Honors | Cum Laude, Dean’s List, Academic Grant at LCU
Activities and Leadership__________________________________________________________________________________
Mission Para Cristo, Jinotega, Nicaragua Mar.16
 Helped build a latrine for needy family with Hope for Life, helped build a bathroom for a school outside of Jinotega, lead half-
day VBS at an elementary school, visited One Child Matters site and played with kids
 Established new relationships and strengthened old ones with other mission team members, and encouraged kids, fellow
construction workers, and translators
Weekly Girls Prayer Night Oct.14-May.15
 Started weekly prayer meeting at home and invited friends and girls from LCU and SPCOC
Hacienda of Hope, Tabacundo, Ecuador Mar.14
 Built and painted the first phase of a playground for orphans at the children’s home in Tabacundo, Ecuador
 Established relationships with children at Hacienda of Hope as well as the house parents, directors, and interns
Enactus (formerly known as S.I.F.E. – Students In Free Enterprise) Aug.12-Dec.14
 Served as recruiter for LCU’s team for two semesters as a freshman, organizing fundraising and recruiting events.
 Served as chaplain as a sophomore, opening and closing each meeting with a prayer.
Chap Brigade Nov.12-Dec.14
 Represented LCU student body at every home athletic event, lead yells.
 Visited college days at high schools and other recruiting events.
LCU Ambassador Program Aug.12-May 14
 Represented LCU at Chap Day by visiting with prospective students, and traveled to recruiting dinners to speak with them.
 Served at inaugural events for the president of LCU in 2013 including a dinner, reception, and concert.