Carla Rado Raguz has over 15 years of experience in education, including teaching, coaching, and administrative roles. She holds a Master's degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology and a Bachelor's degree in English Literature. Her career has focused on mentoring and advising students from diverse backgrounds through positions at various schools and as the founder of a nonprofit organization. She is skilled in communication, organization, and problem-solving.

1. Carla Rado Raguz
5591B North Greenway Court, Highland Heights, Ohio 44143 ∙ CarlaRadoRaguz@gmail.com ∙ 440-821-5475
Talented educational leader with teaching and administrative experience dealing with students,faculty,and staff at all levels. Served
students with diverse backgrounds and abilities as teacher and mentor. Possess specialexpertise and experience in analyzing and
writing. Experienced working in non-profit, educational and religious settings.
Education:
Walden University, Baltimore, Maryland
Masters of Science in Industrial and Organizational Psychology May 2017
Concentration: Leadership Development and Coaching
John Carroll University, University Heights, Ohio
Bachelor of Arts in English Literature May 1999
Summa cum Laude
Profile:
 Highly organized, diligent and responsible, able to create and exercise complex projects and programs to meet organizational
needs
 Enthusiastic and thorough trainer and team member, able to convey information with clarity, patience and the terminology
appropriate to specific audiences
 A quick learner, able to absorb new material with ease
 Dynamic speaker, trainer, and presenter; skilled in employing clarity, innovation and humor to deliver effective presentation s
to audiences at all organizational levels
 Demonstrates honesty and integrity in all aspects ofbusiness and life
Professional Experience:
Notre Dame College, Cleveland, Ohio
Lead Instructional Advisor August 2008-Current
 Works in conjunction with the Director and Assistant Directors to successfully accomplish desired goals of the center by
providing quality educationalopportunities and support services to educate a diverse population in the liberal arts for
matriculation as well as personal, professionaland global responsibility
 Serves as resource to faculty and staff for assistance in any area of expertise
 Drafts, edits, updates and publishes the Summit Program for students on academic probation
 Masters multiple liberal arts disciplines including English, psychology,theology,history and philosophy and skillfully advise
students in respective disciplines
 Individualizes tutoring programs for students’specific learning styles while focusing on identifying students’strengths and
motivating them to embrace challenges to move to the next academic level
 Edits papers,presentations and outlines for students
Cleveland Mentors, Cleveland, Ohio
Co-Founder/Director April 2013-October 2013
 Worked with the Managing Director on presentations forpotential non-profit partners
 Collaborated with student interns and graphics designers to create the official logo and tagline
 Wrote mission and vision statements
 Organized and managed creative projects to generate awareness through social media

2. Fuchs Mizrachi School, Cleveland, Ohio
Junior High/High School Teacher; Women’s Volleyball Coach August 2000- March 2001
 Taught grades 6-8 and 10-12 Science, Health and Study Skills
 Liaison between faculty and students in Advocating for Student Rights
 Championed first Women’s OHSAA sanctioned varsity volleyball program at the school
 Received the Distinguished Faculty and Coach of the Year awards
Camp Corde, Cleveland, Ohio
Director June 2000-August 2000
 Scheduled and supervised 21 counselors and 185 campers
 Planned and participated in inter-camp activities with Camp Happiness (a camp for autistic youth)
 Facilitated the All Camp Overnighter including oversight of camp carnival, talent showcase, campfire, sing-a-long, and lights
out
 Completed follow-up with counselors’weekly lesson plans and general performance reviews
St. Clare School, Cleveland, Ohio August 1999- June 2000
Junior High Teacher
 Taught 7th and 8th grade Science, Reading, Religion and Art
 Moderated student council meetings, activities, elections and fundraisers
 Tutored students afterschoolin academically challenging material
 Supplemented curriculum by instituting programs such as Operation Keepsake and organized the Coffee House which
showcased students’talents with faculty, students and parents
Women’s Volleyball Coach
Gilmour Academy and Eastside Volleyball Club
Cleveland, Ohio May 2009-February 2011
Hathaway Brown School and Jump Serve Volleyball Club
Cleveland Ohio November 2006-May 2009
Beaumont School & LEVA Volleyball Club
Cleveland, Ohio August 1998-May 1999
 Customized fitness programs for athletes while identifying players’ strengths and motivating them to embrace challenges to
move to the next athletic level
 Guided players to execute offensive, defensive and service reception organizational systems while focusing on unified team
communication and trust
Summary of Skills:
 Communicates effectively, excellent interpersonal and collaborative skills, organized, manages efficiently, as well as plans,
researches and successfully solves problems.
 Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Publisher with experience in preparing and analyzing reporting data
accurately and in a timely manner.
Honors:
 Notre Dame College – Sincerely Senior 2015
 Malone Scholarship Fund – Outstanding Work in Mentoring 2013
 Fuchs Mizrachi – Coach of the Year 2001