1. Kiersten J. Churchill
kchurchi@yahoo.com
574-323-7706
755 Orinoco Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46227
EDUCATION
Purdue University, College of Health and Human Sciences, West Lafayette, IN
Bachelor of Science, 2017
Major in Applied Exercise and Health, minor in Forensic Science
WORK EXPERIENCE
Effective Computer Solutions LLC
Administrative Assistant, September 2015-Current
- Answer emails on behalf of the CEO.
- Manage work tickets and follow up with over 20 companies of clients.
- Deliver and install repaired computers to clients in the Indianapolis area.
- Monitor server times for irregularities.
- Execute any business or personal errands for the CEO.
Steve’s Place
Head Bartender and Manager, April 2014-July 2015
- Maintain stock of sodas, snacks, beer, and manage inventory.
- Heavy multitasking, cooking and serving all menu items while caring for patrons.
- Responsible for any and all cleaning of the establishment.
- Billiard table time book keeping and maintenance.
Big Orange Productions, Muse Productions, Action! Promotions,
Promotional Model, July 2008-Present
- Set up, operate, and break down events and promotions.
- Promote products and offers, both alone and with other promotional staff.
- Be comfortable engaging with potential customers and clients.
- Fill out thorough reports of events and submit in a timely fashion.
COURSEWORK
Social Problems, Purdue University, Fall 2008
Conducted studies in:
o Poverty and Wealth
o Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Inequality
o Tolerance development to indifferences in society
Spanish I through Spanish IV, Purdue University, Spring 2008
In addition to my formal studies at Purdue, I traveled with Spanish speaking families to
New York and Mexico to extend speaking skills and comprehension independently.
MEMBERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER WORK

2. Purdue Helping Paws Club, Fall 2008
Volunteered at Crystal Creek Kennels, cleaned kennels and trained dogs to sit, stay,
and walk on a leash to give the dogs a higher chance of being adopted. Following the
visits form Purdue Helping Paws, adoption rates rose by 70%.