1. Nathan Setka
natesetka@yahoo.com 3100 Chidlaw Court
(321) 444-5374 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73145
EDUCATION
College ofWilliam & Mary, Williamsburg, VA Fall 2014 - Present
 Bachelor of Arts, Double Major: Government and German (GPA: 3.58, 3.84)
 Honors: Dean’s List Fall 2014/Spring 2015, German Honor Society: Delta Phi Alpha, Greek Honor Society: Phi
Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta
 Representative Coursework: International Security, International Law,American Law,U.S. Foreign Policy
 Skills: Professional German, Public Speaking, Memo Writing, Microsoft Applications (Word, Excel, and
PowerPoint)
SELECT EXPERIENCE
The College ofWilliam & Mary Resident Life,Williamsburg, VA August 2016 - Present
Freshman Resident Assistant
 Facilitate community development by creating opportunities for residents to interact
 Mediate conflicts that may occur between roommates and among residents
 Identify, report, and correct safety and security concerns; educate residents about safety/security measures
The College ofWilliam & Mary Athletics,Williamsburg, VA February 2015 - Present
Student Athletic Manager (Football)
 Promote safety by maintaining gear and equipment for the program
 Train staff on proper equipment maintenance and repairs
 Direct groups of players through arranged drills
Bossier City Tennis Center,Bossier City, LA May 2016 - July 2016
Tennis Instructor/Salesman
 Provide positive criticism to players in order to improve their game and technique
 Organize lessons and tournaments for 300+ members
 Inform customers of product information from major tennis brands
Randolph Residence Complex,Williamsburg, VA August 2015 - May 2016
Residence Complex President
 Execute programs designed to engage the community
 Head weekly meetings to discuss philanthropy
 Coordinate with residential assistants to ensure community satisfaction
SELECT ACTIVITIES
Undergraduate Honor Council,The College of William & Mary, Member January 2016 - January 2017
 Uphold the honor code through education and sanctions
 Conduct interviews to investigate breaches of the honor code
 Write rationales to justify case hearing decisions
International Relations Club, The College of William & Mary, Chair/Director August 2014 - Present
 Arrange event logistics for 300+ participants by communicating with the Secretariat
 Engage in advanced research in order to write topic pamphlets, including a 1960 UN Security Council committee
 Moderate high-level debate from ages ranging from middle school to college students using Parliamentary
Procedure
References Available Upon Request