1. BASMA H. KENAYA
1026 Osage Dr. Spring Valley, CA 91977 (619)733-3649 basmakenaya@gmail.com
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Organization and management skills Customer service and cash handling skills
Ability to perform complex administrative duties Analytical, and organizational skills
Self-starter with outstanding problem solving abilities Trilingual: Arabic/Aramaic/English
Excellent oral and written communication skills Microsoft office: Excel/Word/Power point
Training and team building Proficient in 10-key calculation
EDUCATION
San Diego State University: December, 2011
Bachelor of Science, Finance
Cuyamaca Community College: June, 2009
Associate in Business Administration
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Veterans Affairs Officer – Accounts Receivable and Debt September 2014 – Present
National University, San Diego CA
Process Post 9/11 Chapter 33 GI Bill batch payments for posting to students’ accounts. Post Chapter 33 payments to
corporate accounts or third party contracts as necessary.
Utilize National University MIS to review and audit students accounts to identify missing Post 9/11 Chapter 33
payments, review BV3 report (Post 9/11 Chapter 33), update student accounts and VA-ONCE as needed.
Research, reconcile and validate Department of Veterans Affairs issued debt letters. Prepare Post 9/11 Chapter 33
debt repayment package with correspondence letter for mailing to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Notify
Manager, Veterans Affairs to secure Post 9/11 Chapter 33 overpayments.
Verify validity of Post 9/11 Chapter 33 refund to student in accordance with VA refund policy and submit request to
finance department for processing.
Resolve students’ financial obligations by submitting enrollment certifications in VA-ONCE using their Post 9/11
and other GI Bill benefits. Contact the Department of Veterans Affairs to obtain missing Post 9/11 Chapter 33
payments to reduce Accounts Receivable (AR) Aging Report.
Maintain filing of Post 9/11 Chapter 33, other GI Bill pay cycle documents and VA debt letters while ensuring all
paper and electronic records are adequately safeguarded and properly archived.
Collect, categorize and track relevant information required for various tasks and projects.
Interim Administrative Assistant to the Director of Community Relations April 2014 – August 2014
San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E), San Diego CA
Manage calendar, travel arrangements, and expense reporting.
Prepare weekly agendas and reports.
Copying, faxing, and answering a multi-lined telephone system.
Events planning and attendance.
Coordinate executive request process.
Other administrative duties as assigned.
2. Fiscal Compliance Analyst August 2012-September 2013
Father Joe’s Villages and Partner Agencies, San Diego CA
Billing and fiscal reporting of specified grant contracts.
Financial management submission of claims.
Submitted invoices in the accounting system; (Budgetary documents to finance personnel for tracking of fiscal
performance).
Provided technical assistance in these areas to the appropriate program staff.
Planed, organized, controlled, and assured compliance with variety of state, federal, and local laws, rules, and
regulations.
Monitored contracts for compliance with government requirements.
Created policies and procedures in the form of a desk guide for grant analyst functions.
Transcribed minutes for Housing Urban Development committee meetings
Executive Assistant September 2011-August 2012
New England Financial, San Diego CA
Organize and managed the day- to- day activities for management.
Typed a wide verity of materials such as letters, reports, memos and other documents.
Prepared reports and financial data.
Created applications and forms for clients (IRA, Retirement, Name Change, 401K, Banks Change).
Scheduled and coordinated meetings, and appointments for management.
Ordered employee and client support materials for use throughout the period.
Performed other administrative duties as assigned.
Front Desk Receptionist, Career Services September 2009-September2011
San Diego State University, San Diego CA
Operated telephone switchboard to answer, screen and forward calls, providing information, taking
messages and scheduling appointments.
Greeted people/individuals entering establishment, determined nature and purpose of visit, and directed or escorted
them to specific destinations.
Transmitted information or documents to customers, using computer, mail, or facsimile machine.
Addressed and resolved complaints from students and public.
Filed and maintained records.
Provided information about establishment such as location of departments or offices, employees within the
organization, or services provided.
Administrative Assistant; Office of Admissions and Records December 2007-June2009
Cuyamaca Community College, El Cajon CA
Examined documents for residency status of potential students prior to meeting with residency specialist.
Immigration documents: green card, white card, other.
Out of state:physical and residency documents.
Interpreted residency requirements to students.
Provided translation assistance of residency requirements to Arabic and Aramaic speaking students.
Maintained all filings for student folder, including documents such as transcripts, applications, residency, high
school documents, and release of information form, etc.
Assisted students at the counter with registration, application, and generalinformation.
Research student information and process transcripts in colleague software system.
Assisted with copying, faxing, and answering a multi-lined telephone system.
Provided training to new hourly students of job requirements.
AWARDS
Outstanding member of ALPFA Students of San Diego State University. Spring & Fall 2010
o Volunteering, fundraising, and networking
o Associate for finance and accounting