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Nicholas Brandon Moseby
Mobile: 916-813-1302 - Ext:
Email: olympus_88@hotmail.com
Availability:
Job Type: Permanent, Temporary, Term
Work Schedule: Full-Time, Part-Time
Desiredlocations:
United States - CA
Work Experience:
University Cheer Force
University Cheer Force, 8569 Bond rd. ste 110
Elk Grove, CA 95624 United States
07/2012 - Present
Salary: 20.00 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 20
Tumbling & Cheerleading Instructor
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Tumbling Instructor for all skill levels, USASF levels 1-5- teach, spot, and articulate all skill
level progressions for tumbling Cheerleading coach for levels jr 2 and sr 5- teach all skill level
progression legal for each USASF cheer stunting, tumbling, baskets, pyramids, jumps & Dance.
Tumbling instructor must be able to work with youth through young adults. Instructor must be
physically able to demonstrate, articulate, safely spot, and accurately correct with progressive
techniques, drills, and conditioning. Tumbling instructor position is for upper level all-star
cheerleading including front and back flipping and twisting, specialty, bounding, and
combinations of elite skilled tumbling passes. Tumbling instructor must work in hot temperate
conditions in close proximity with children and young adults and be able to motivate them and
enrich their athletic abilities with motivation and experienced wisdom.
Supervisor: Nicole Vallejo ((916) 224-2189)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Woodward West
28400 Stallion springs Dr
Tehachapi, CA 93561 United States
02/2012 - 07/2012
Salary: 24,000.00 USD per Year
Hours per week: 40
Director
Cheer Director
JOB SUMMARY:

The Cheer Director is responsible for the overall operation of the Cheer program at Woodward
West. The goal is to always provide exceptional service (The Camp Experience) to our clients—
cheerleaders, tumblers, and gymnasts, ages 7 to 17. It is the responsibility of the Cheer Director
to ensure that the standards and expectations are met in all areas including the safety and
cleanliness of the cheer/gymnastics facility; the identification, hiring, and oversight of an
exceptional staff; arranging for visits from cheer and tumbling VIPs; hiring and oversight of the
junior staff (Gym Crew); ensuring a quality instructional program; assisting with the Visiting
Coaches and Visiting Team programs; communication with parents of campers as necessary;
assistance with the oversight and execution of the Sunday camper evaluation and subsequent
class placement; contribute to the greater good of camp through interaction with other directors
and programs; and all other aspects critical to the execution of the cheer program.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
The following is a list of the various duties and responsibilities assumed by the Cheer Director.
The Cheer Director will meet with and communicate with the Camp Director, on a regular basis,
as well as with other Woodward staff and associates, as instructed or arranged, in order to best
accomplish these tasks in the most proficient and cost effective manner. More specifically,
THE CHEER DIRECTOR WILL:
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Identify, hire, and manage cheer, tumbling, and cheer-choreography instructors and junior
staff members;
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Arrange for visits by cheer-industry VIPs with focus toward marketing value and budget;
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Hosting of VIP guests while they are at camp, including organizing any necessary travel in
conjunction with transportation director;
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Direct and execute of overall cheer, tumbling, and cheer related programs
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Maintain budget related to staff/labor related to cheer program;
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Develop, manage, and execute the Visiting Cheer Coach Program;
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Develop, manage, and execute the Visiting Cheer Team Program;
•
Communicate with other directors and areas of camp as necessary to support cheer program and
contribute to the greater good;
•
Develop marketing strategies, and annual marketing plan, and budget for cheer for review and
approval by camp director;
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Promote, organize, and host cheer train-always;
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Maintain relationship with all clubs and organizations to arrange marketing visits, assist in
promotion of visiting VIPs, celebrate team sign-ups, follow-up with club visits as necessary,
sending out brochures, celebrate team etc.
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Travel to cheer clubs and competitions during off-season to make Woodward West presentations
promoting summer camp
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Promote the opportunity for those within the cheer community to host clinics and
competitions for cheerleaders, coaches, judges, and all other entities of the cheer community;
manage and assist in execution of same;
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Develop opportunities for Woodward West-hosted cheer meets, clinics, etc., with the intention of
marketing to potential new campers;
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Develop relationship with cheer programs teams throughout the West;
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Assist in contributing to Web site with Woodward cheer-related news stories, photos,
announcements, etc.;
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Maintain cheer facility to the highest standards; and
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Assume other duties necessary to the advancement of Woodward West’s cheer program and
Woodward West as a whole.
Supervisor: Pam Velasquez (6618227900)
Technique Gymnastics
11345 Folsom Blvd,
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 United States
09/2010 - 01/2012
Hours per week: 20
Tumbling Instructor
Tumbling refers to a host of physical movements that require the integration of strength,
flexibility, balance, grace, and agility. As a tumbling instructor/coach, you teach these
movements, or skills, usually to children ranging in age from two to twelve. However, more
experienced coaches usually work with teens through young adults, assisting them in perfecting
more advanced skills.
Supervisor: Alice Olivera ((916) 635-7900)

Power Cheer All Stars
233 Technology Way #1, Rocklin, CA
Rocklin, CA 95765 United States
01/2011 - 01/2012
Hours per week: 20
Tumbling Instructor
The position is to teach tumbling according to USASF rules and tumbling progressions.
flexibility, balance, grace, and agility. As a Tumbling instructor/coach, you teach these
Some of my athletes competed at the cheerleading worlds and received college scholarships.
Supervisor: Britaini Campos ((209) 602-0060)
Woodward West
28400 Stallion Springs dr,
Bear Valley Springs, CA 93561 United States
06/2010 - 08/2011
Salary: 800.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Summer camp tumbling Instructor
Supervisor: Linnea Campell ((619) 925-4081)
Universal Cheerleaders Association
6745 Lenox Center Court, Suite 300
Hickory Hill, TN 38115 United States
03/2007 - 08/2011
Salary: 90.00 USD Per Day
Hours per week: 50
Cheerleading Camp Instructor, Competition Spotter

Must be at least 18 years of age. Previous experience with Gymnastics, Cheer and Competitive
Tumbling is important Instructs Gymnastics, Cheer and Competitive Tumbling May be asked to
do other duties in and around camp (e.g. driving) Work Long hours, in the sun most of the day,
work mostly with high school cheerleading teams
Supervisor: Charles Butler ((916) 479-3323)
Arizona All Stars
7425 S. Harl Ave. Suite 3, Tempe, AZ
Tempe, AZ 85238 United States
03/2009 - 08/2009
Hours per week: 20
Tumbling Instructor
Tumbling instructor must be able to work with youth through young adults. Instructor must be
physically able to demonstrate, articulate, safely spot, and accurately correct with progressive
techniques, drills, and conditioning. Tumbling instructor position is for upper level all-star
cheerleading including front and back flipping and twisting, specialty, bounding, and
Supervisor: Andrea Scialo ((480) 831-1105)
Arizona State University; Biology Dept.
University Drive and Mill Avenue
Arizona State University, AZ 85287 United States
11/2008 - 05/2009
Hours per week: 5
Undergraduate Field Biological Researcher
Identify and collect specific spider species and differentiate male, female, juvenile. I would film
movement, mating behavior competition with male to male display, film movement, mating
behavior male to female study how long spiders stop in specific habitats when traveling.
In the lab I feed lab spiders fruit flies & prepped spiders for scanning electron microscopy.
Supervisor: Lisa Ann Taylor (480.965.3500)
Arizona Myths
2340 W Broadway Rd Suite 105
Mesa, AZ 85202 United States

05/2007 - 01/2009
Hours per week: 20
Tumbling & Cheerleading Instructor
Tumbling Instructor for all skill levels, USASF levels 1-5- teach, spot, and articulate all skill
level progressions for tumbling. I am a Cheerleading coach for levels 1-5 and I teach all skill
level progression legal for each USASF cheer stunting, tumbling, baskets, pyramids, jumps &
Dance. Tumbling instructor must be able to work with youth through young adults. Instructor
must be physically able to demonstrate, articulate, safely spot, and accurately correct with
progressive techniques, drills, and conditioning. Tumbling instructor position is for upper level
all-star cheerleading including front and back flipping and twisting, specialty, bounding, and
Mondrian Hotel Scottsdale
7353 E Indian School Scottsdale, AZ
Scottsdale, AZ 85251-3942 United States
01/2007 - 05/2007
Hours per week: 40
Room Service Attendant/ Restaurant Busser
Busser assists the servers by constantly moving about the dining area. Asia De Cuba is 4.5 star
restaurants. Duties include, but not limited to: restocking tables, pouring water, taking drink
orders, offering food and wine advice for meal selections, running food from kitchen to tables,
cleaning dining room and patio area, lifting up to 40 lbs., on feet for several hours and always
moving with a purpose. Room service attendants served patrons in their hotel rooms and at the
pool area. Strenuous lifting is required to carry large trays across entire hotel compound. Room
Service attendance prepares all needed condiments and silverware for specific meals.
LA Fitness
1126 S. Gilbert Road
01/2007 - 05/2007
Hours per week: 30
Assistant Manager Personal Training
Primary job is to sell personal training packages to existing customers in the LA fitness facility.
The job required managers in training to approach new customers and schedule an appointment
for a free training session or take walk INS. For the appointment we would give the customer a

sit down presentation, and then I would lead the customer in an intense workout and follow up
with a further appointment.
Supervisor: Michael ((480) 503-0344)
Superstition Honda
6229 E. Auto Park Drive
08/2006 - 12/2006
Salary: 1,000.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 50
Automobile Salesman
Job required working outside in all weather conditions, driving all vehicles and test driving cars
with customers. Knowledge of cars is needed to be successful in informing the customers to aid
in their car buying experience. Car salesman’s roll is to sell the new car buying experience in a
professional and articulate manner. At the Honda dealership we had to be Honda certified by
taking exams on specs for all vehicles in the fleet. I worked with a team of salesmen that worked
swing shifts 5-7 days a week. If a sale ever went stale or seemed to not go as planned I would
clairvoyantly exchange myself with another salesman and would get half the profit if the car
sold.
Supervisor: Chris ((480) 355-6900)
California National Primate Center for Research; UC Davis Vet
University of California at Davis; One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616 United States
06/2006 - 08/2006
Salary: 3,000.00 USD Student Stipend Paid
Hours per week: 40
Undergraduate Lab Assistant
$3000 scholarship winner
UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine CAMP USTAR Pilot program put on through the UC
Davis School of veterinary medicine to put future Veterinary students through a program which
gives exposure to actual laboratory research and individual contact and hands on experience with
laboratory work in academia and industry. In the lab I grew a host of cell cultures. I also utilized
the ELIZA assay as well as flow cytometry to better understand T cell response in Rhesus
monkeys. Monkeys lives primarily in colonies in the outside portion of the compound and we
randomly chose blood from random specimen numbers. I worked hands on with many chemicals
and radiation techniques including protein compounds to grow cell cultures, DMSO solvents to
rupture cell membranes, actual MMR virus to induce a cellular response with white blood cells
in vitro.Yazmin Williamsymwilliams@ucdavis.edu

KABS Tumbling & Fitness
9701 Dino Dr Ste 105
Elk Grove, CA 95624 United States
03/2004 - 05/2006
Hours per week: 20
Tumbling Instructor
Supervisor: Kenny Johnson ((916) 714-7513)
Guess Inc.
Westfield Downtown Plaza Shopping Center 547 L Street
Sacramento, CA 95814 United States
08/2003 - 04/2006
Hours per week: 20
Sales Associate
Sales associate is first contact with customers. Must know style and price range of customers.
Assist customers in finding what clothes or shoes they are looking for and suggest items that will
go well with that purchase. Also to increase sales suggesting the new and popular selling items
or a really inexpensive accessory will increase the daily sale count. Requires being on feet for up
to 8 hours. Folding, organizing, coordinating and merchandizing items in store to make them
look more appealing to customers.
Supervisor: Jason ((916) 325-2105)
Martin Luther King Jr. Library: Homework Center
7340 24th Street Bypass
01/2004 - 05/2005
Hours per week: 20
Tutor
Homework Center tutors aid students in all subjects k-8. I specifically helped with English
speaking students who needed help in math or science. The job required working with children's

homework and to be able to motivate and correct them when needed. Most students in this area
come from non-English speaking, and/or uneducated homes, so all the help we gave them at the
homework center is all the help they would get outside of the classroom. The Mayor work
closely with Gwen, our supervisor, to ensure our youth in low economy areas were educated.
Supervisor: Gwenn Flemming ((916) 264-2700)
US ARMY
Schofield Barracks, HI United States
10/1999 - 10/2003
Salary: 19,715.00 USD Per Year
Hours per week: 40
General Construction Equipment Operator
Team Leader; E-4
Heavy Construction Equipment Operator
Commandants list at Primary Leadership Development Course- US Army HI
At my duty station at Schofield Barracks in Hawaii; 84th Engineer Battalion, I was in a platoon
of engineer operators and we trained in the Kahuku training area. We actually did real
construction out there by improving and creating roadways for other soldiers to be able to safely
bring supplies out while they are training. I mostly operated my 6000 gallon water trailer, my
vibe roller and D-7 Bull dozer. I performed all tasks as a soldier and made it to the grade of E-4
promotable before my Honorable discharge.
In Bosnia, (SFOR-11), I was a driver for the training and movement evaluation team. In short we
traveled out to Bosnian and Serbian training sites in Bosnia and made sure they were accountable
for their paperwork and had all weapons and ammunition that they were approved to use. If we
caught them doing anything wrong we would take corrective action by disposing or destroying of
their weapons.
Supervisor: SSG Thomas (808 278 2323)
Albertsons
Mack rd. and Franklin Blvd., Sacramento, CA
05/1999 - 10/1999
Hours per week: 30
Courtesy Clerk
Courtesy clerks assist in the quick and efficient checkout service of our customers by helping to
unload grocery items onto check stands, bagging groceries, and providing carry out service. They
conduct price checks, take “return” products back to proper shelf locations, and help maintain

store shelves by cleaning and fronting products. They also gather shopping carts from parking
lots, sweep and mop floors, assist in the prompt cleanup of spills and other general housekeeping
duties. Qualifications: -Must be at least 16 years of age. -High school education preferred (or
concurrent enrollment in an educational institution) or equivalent combination of education and
experience. -Must be able to frequently lift 25 pounds and occasionally lift up to 50 pounds.
Supervisor: Hector ((916) 231-0277)
United Artist Theatres Laguna Village
United Artists 12 8755 Center Pkwy
11/1998 - 05/1999
Hours per week: 10
Customer Service
Several positions at a movie theater require little, if any, experience. These positions may offer a
minimal paycheck, but they're a good starting position for a young employee. The ticket taker is
usually in the lobby of a movie theater, ripping ticket stubs in half and welcoming guests into the
theater. Concessions workers sell food to customers on their way into the movies. Most theaters
also have ushers to help patrons find their seats and to verify that no one is sneaking in without a
ticket.
Supervisor: Mark ((916) 689-0408)
Education:
California State University, Sacramento Sacramento, CA United States
Bachelor's Degree 12/2011
Credits Earned: 170 Semester hours
Major: Biological Science
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
? Neurophysiology
? Animal, Plant, Micro, and Cell Biology
? Biochemistry
? Animal Behavior & Physiology
? Systemic Physiology
? Genetics
? Human Anatomy & Physiology
? Organic & General Chemistry
? Vertebrate Embryology
? Ecology
? Human Nutrition
? Public Speaking
? Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel

? Type 3545 WPM
? Windows 98/ XP/ Vista/ 7
Job Related Training:
US Army Primary Leadership Development Course
US Army Combat Life Saver Course
References:
Name Employer Title Phone Email
Bobby Biggs First Responder Captain
916 803
2288
Jerri Langham
(*)
California State
University, California
Professor
Emeritus
916 505
0002
langhamjm@csus.edu
Pam
Velasquez (*)
Woodward West Camp Director
661 822
7900
pam@woodwardwest.com
(*) Indicates professional reference

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