David Scott Jeznach has a Bachelor of Science degree from UMass Amherst in Resource Economics with a minor in Sociology. He has experience working for FEMA Corps assisting communities affected by natural disasters, as an accounts payable temporary worker at BJ's Home Office, and as a consumer protection intern at a District Attorney's Office. He also has experience working as a wait staff member, food server, sandwich artist, cashier, and bagger at various locations.

1. David Scott Jeznach
33 Douglas Hill Way, Douglas, MA / 01516
508-450-9463 / djeznach@umass.edu
EDUCATION
University ofMassachusetts Amherst – Bachelor ofScience Summer 2015
Major: Resource Economics, Minor: Sociology
Relevant Courses: Microeconomics, Labor Economics, Quantitative Methods, Personaland Family Finance,
Intro/Intermediate Statistics, Consumer Economics, Computing Foundations to Frontiers, Money and Banking, Sociology:
The Family, Sociology: Work and Society.
Semester Abroad in Melbourne, Australia at LaTrobe University July 2014-November 2014
EXPERIENCE
FEMA Corps Member, Americorps NCCC/FEMA,Vicksburg, MS July 2016 – Present
 General training in FEMA Basic Courses.
 Working to assist communities affected by natural disaster.
 Created 3 timelines, 30+ graphs, 2 PowerPoint Presentations.
 Conducted analysis to view trends in visits to a Disaster Recovery Center
Accounts Payable Temporary Worker, BJ’s Home Office,Westborough, MA November 2015-May 2015
 Analyzed and produced cover sheets to pay vendors for items shipped to BJ’s Clubs.
 Coordinated and evaluated different orders with vendors.
 Built up a proficiency in the business database ‘SAP’.
 Evaluated invoices to determine payment options for the company and other vendors.
 Determine solutions to optimize financial relationships amongst vendors.
 Trained an individual in SAP and vendor communication.
Consumer Protection Intern, Northwestern District Attorney’s Office,Greenfield, MA May 2015-August 2015
 Open, analyze, and close consumer complaint cases filed through the Attorney Generals Office.
 Conduct phone calls to consumers and businesses, and set up conference calls between the two.
 Inform consumers of the rights they have under Massachusetts Law.
 Strike resolutions between both parties, or refer consumers to Small Claims Court, Face-Face Mediation to further
determine a plausible solution.
 Attend outreach events to inform the public on competitive supplier information regarding electricity rates.
 Topics covered: Lemon Aid Law, Used Vehicle Warranties, Tenant and Landlord Responsibilities, Retail Issues.
Wait-staff and Food Preparer/Server, Crystal Lake Country Club,Mapleville, RI February 2013-July 2016
 Consult with the Bride and Groom the day of the wedding.
 Prepare, distribute, and serve to tables during dinner while maintaining a positive attitude for all customers.
 Assist in general functioning of Weddings alongside coordinator, as well as perform generalcleanup.
 Act as a supervisor when no boss is present, and allocate labor accordingly.
 Supervise the closing of ceremonies when the Coordinator departs for the evening.
Sandwich Artist, Hatch Café,UMASS Amherst December 2012 – March 2015
 Prepare, portion, and serve food at an average of 100 sandwiches each workday for campus students.
 Offer to maintain cleanliness throughout the workplace.
Staff Member, Dunkin Donuts,Douglas, MA December 2013 – July 2014
 Practice and perfection of multi-tasking.
 Incorporated a need for effective teamwork amongst coworkers.
 Conduct fast paced transactions that require diligent and efficient attention and focus.
Staff Member, Breezy Picnic Grounds and Waterslides,Douglas, MA June 2011-September 2012
 Assisted customers needing help
 Monitored children, aged 5-13, and maintained generalorder.
 Served and prepared food for customers at the Concession Stand
Cashier and Bagger, Market Basket,Oxford, MA November 2009-June 2011
 Checked out customers buying goods at the store

2.  Stocked shelves and assisted with store cleanup
SKILLS
International TravelExperience: Australia and Indonesia July 2014-November 2014
Microsoft Office 2013: Microsoft Excel, Access, and Word
Knowledgeable in SAP Business Platform.
VOLUNTEER WORK AND ACTIVITIES
Resource Economics Society UMASS Amherst: Member September 2013-present
Dog Orphanage, Douglas, MA: Assisted staff with facility maintenance 2009-‘13
Douglas High School Class President, Douglas, MA 2009-’10, 2010-‘11
AWARDS
John and Abigail Adams Scholarship 2011-‘14
 Award Amount Per Semester - $857.00 for 4 years.