1. Jacob Misener
2460 Wolf Creek Dr  Hiawatha, IA 52233  Phone: 319-521-6995  E-Mail: misenerjacob@yahoo.com
Education:
Mount Mercy University Cedar Rapids, IA; 2012 – May of 2015
 Bachelor of Science: Criminal Justice
 Minor:Psychology
Qualifications, Skills and Expertise:
 Strong organizational and time-management skills
 Forward thinking problem solving and conflict resolution skills
 Proven ability to work independently and as a team contributor
 A willingness to learn and desire to be challenged
 Excellent oral and written communication skills
 Microsoft Office Suite: Excel, PowerPoint, and Word
Work Experience:
Solon High School Cedar Rapids, IA; August 2015 - Present
 Freshmen Basketball Head Coach
- Head Coach for the following sports :Basketball.
- Instructed individuals or groups in sports rules, game strategies, and performance principles.
- Adjust coaching techniques based on the strengths and weaknesses of athletes.
- Evaluated athletes' skills, and review performance records, in order to determine their fitness and potentialin a particular area of athletics.
- Implement offensive and defensive strategies and philosophies.
- Implement weight room expectations and workout plans.
Mount Mercy University Cedar Rapids, IA; September 2015 - Present
 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
- Assistant Coach for thefollowing sports :Basketball.
- Instructed individuals or groups in sports rules, game strategies, and performance principles.
- Individual workout plans / weight room expectations.
- Film break downs / Practice plans.
Cedar Rapids Youth Cedar Rapids, IA; Spring 2009 - Present
 Recreational Coach
- Head Coach for the following sports : Basketball, Soccer, Football, Tee-Ball, Baseball, Softball, Track and Field.
- Instructed individuals or groups in sports rules, game strategies, and performance principles.
- Adjust coaching techniques based on the strengths and weaknesses of athletes.
- Evaluated athletes' skills, and review performance records, in order to determine their fitness and potentialin a particular area of athletics.
Four Oaks Cedar Rapids, IA; August 2015 – November 2015
 Youth Counselor (South Oaks / House 2)
- Actively worked within the departments of four oaks: Residential Treatment, SCT (Supervised Community Treatment), STOP (Sexual
Abuse Treatment and Re-orientation Program), and Substance Abuse.
- Worked directly with kids, ages 5-18, with a variety of disorders and issues - Behavioral and Conduct, MentalDiagnoses, Trauma,
adjudicated delinquent teens and kids that do not have permanent housing that are in transition.
- Participated as an advocate of implementing Trauma Informed Care (TIC) on the unit. TIC is recognizing thetrauma my clients have and
understanding this trauma has played an important role in their lives.
Athletic Department; Mount Mercy University Cedar Rapids, IA; September 2011- 2015
 Facilities / Weight room / Event Staff
-Weight Room: Address thecleanliness of the weight room machines, Assist members with fitness questions as much as possible, Address
any weight room emergencies and Perform opening and close weight room duties.
- Event Staff: Assist with field set up including assembly of goals, tents, tables, and other equipment.
- Event Staff: Assist with field breakdown including disassembly of goals, tents, tables, other equipment, and trash cleanup .
- Event Staff: interact directly with teams, coaches, spectators, and officials during theevent and act as initial points of contact for
participants

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References:
Jason Pershing
Head Boys’ Basketball Coach
Solon High School
C: 319-431-8744
jpershing31@gmail.com
Liz Malloy
Director of C.R. Parks and Recreation
C: 319-213-5161
E.Malloy@cedar-rapids.org
Amanda Humphrey
College Advisor / Head of Criminal Justice Program
C: 319-330-7518
ahumphrey@mtmercy.edu
Anne King
Assistant Professor Of Business
C: 319-721-4303
aking@mtmercy.edu