1. Ryan W. Sheridan Website: http://RyanSheridan.foliotek.me/
151 South Birch Street Denver, Co. 80246 C: (303)-726-2262 E: RyanW.Sheridan@yahoo.com
Specific Education
Gonzaga University, School of Business Administration Spokane, Wa.
Bachelor of Business Administration with a major concentration in Operations & Supply Chain Management May, 2016
§ 3.23 Major GPA and 3.01 Cumulative GPA
§ Recipient of the Aloysius Scholarship
Semester at Sea, Study Abroad Program with courses accredited through the University of Virginia Spring, 2015
§ Cross-­‐cultural
classroom
leaning
and
in-­‐port
experiences
in
various
countries
§ Studied
international
marketing
in
Japan,
Hong
Kong,
India,
and
South
Africa.
§ Studied
personal
finance
in
India,
Morocco,
Vietnam,
and
Singapore.
Related Coursework: Critical Thinking, Public Speaking, Fundamentals of Business Ethics, Business Computing and Information
Management Systems, Strategic Management, Project & Process Management, Global Operations & Supply Chain Mgt, Lean
Operations Thinking, Quality Mgt & International Standards, Operations, Management Information Systems, Business Statistics,
Business Law, Principle of Accounting I & II, Principles of Management, Marketing, and Finance.
Work Experience.
Arapahoe Tennis Club Lutie Strife, Arapahoe, CO
Assistant Manager Full-time Seasonal Job Summer 2010-Summer 14
§ Worked
as
a
lifeguard,
preformed
pool
maintenance,
teach
kids
how
to
swim,
setting
up
for
privet
parties
and
events,
cleaning
daily
and
vacuuming
of
the
pool,
checking
chemical
levels
periodically.
§ Responsible
for
well
being
of
patrons,
for
lifeguards
on
shift,
and
responsible
for
resolving
all
guest
conflicts.
Crestmoor Community Association Craig Ricketts, Denver, CO
§ Full-­‐time
Seasonal
Job
Summer
2008
–
Summer
2014
§ Worked
as
a
lifeguard,
pool
maintenance,
setting
up
for
privet
parties
and
events,
daily
cleaning
and
vacuuming
of
the
pool,
checking
chemical
levels
periodically.
Leadership Experience
.Founding Father of Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Tau-Epsilon Chapter Of Spokane, Washington December 2013
§ Founded
an
all
male
American
collegiate
fraternity
composed
of
102
students
of
Gonzaga
University
forming
the
first
fraternity
of
Spokane,
Washington
§ Introduced an organization to the Gonzaga student body that offered lifelong opportunities and support for social, intellectual,
and spiritual development by bringing young men together to positively impact the community
§ Followed
the
four
pillars
of
fellowship,
leadership,
scholarship,
and
service
Risk Manager Chairman, Kappa Sigma Tau – Epsilon Chapter November 2013 – January 2015
§ Responsible
for
overseeing
all
risks
involved
in
every
aspect
within
the
Fraternity.
§ Enforcing
all
provisions
of
the
Kappa
Sigma
Code
of
Conduct,
which
is
applied
to
all
fraternity
entities
and
all
levels
of
fraternity
membership
and
outlining
of
social
norms,
rules,
and
responsibilities
of
individuals
and
the
organization
§ Responsible
for
gathering
all
information
of
fraternity
responsibilities,
outgoings
and
activities
and
evaluating,
monitoring
and
minimizing
exposure
to
risks
KT Certified: Kepner-Tregoe’s Problem Solving and Decision Making Processes Spring 2012
§ Learned the importance of asking the right questions and what types of questions to ask in what scenarios
§ Developed how to clearly make your thinking visible to others, and how to engage all brains in your group in decision-making
and problem solving situations
Service, Involvement and Activities
Greater Cause, Kappa Sigma Tau – Epsilon Chapter Philanthropy Chairman Spring 2016
§ Responsible
for
overseeing
and
executing
all
of
the
chapter's
philanthropic
events
and
responsible
for
fostering
an
environment
in
which
the
brothers
understand
and
value
the
benefit
of
giving
back
to
their
community
§ Record all finances raised for each event and report figures on the Fraternity's annual report, to nationals, and to other relevant
parties as well as record and log all community and philanthropic hours of service for all 102 members.
§ Collaborated with other chairman, local, and national causes to give back to the community, primarily the Habitat for Humanity,
soup kitchens throughout the Spokane region, and raised $1,800 for the Military Heroes Campaign.
Palmer Elementary School January 2012
§ Volunteer
teacher
assistant
performing
a
number
of
tasks
both
of
instructional
and
administrative
in
nature
and
provide
additional
support
to
students
and
teachers
within
an
educational
setting
§ Provided
a
warm,
accepting
environment
that
promotes
learning
through
all
instructional
development
areas
such
as
intellectual,
physical,
and
social-­‐emotional.