1. SHERNICE MITCHELL
shernice.mitchell@student.fairfield.edu
Fairfield University 81 Cumberland Drive
1073 North Benson Road Bridgeport, CT 06606
Fairfield, CT 06824 (203) 545-3863
EDUCATION
Fairfield University Fairfield, CT
Majors: History, Politics May 2016
Minors: Asian Studies, Black Studies G.P.A: 3.61/4.00
Honors: Deans List Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014, and Spring 2015
Recipient of the Christopher B. Love Academic Achievement Award 2012-2013 and 2014-2015
EXPERIENCES
City of Bridgeport Attorney’s Office and Office of Labor Relations Bridgeport, CT
Intern September 2015-Present
Draft legal memoranda, grievances, contracts and complaints for meetings
Attend meetings where negotiations are held and record meeting minutes for attorney’s reference
Analyze, research, and summarize legal information to be used for negotiation meetings
Fairfield University College of Arts and Sciences, Office of the Dean Fairfield, CT
Research Assistant May 2015-Present
Assist research professor in the documentation of historical experiences of African Americans
Reviewed, edited, and recorded relevant material for book and article publications
Create weekly reports summarizing primary and secondary sources
Fairfield University Office of Residence Life Fairfield, CT
Resident Assistant August 2014-Present
Assess and respond to the needs of 32 first year residents on wing
Create, plan, and implement educational, social, and recreational programs
Counsel peers on personal, academic, and career concerns
Fairfield University Language Program Fairfield, CT
Assistant Teacher and Tutor September 2013-December 2014
Reviewed grammar and vocabulary words during a weekly session with five students
Answered student questions regarding class material, homework problems, and exam preparation
Prepared lesson plans with the course professor to ensure an efficient tutoring session
The Limited Trumbull, CT
Sales Associate May 2013-August 2014
Utilized communication skills to assist customers in finding the best outfit for any occasion
Informed customers of the promotional items, sales, and the benefits of a Limited Credit Card
Maintained the highest number of credit card applications per month
Worked a minimum of 20 hours per week in addition to a 15 academic credit hour courseload
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Conversant in Japanese
St. Robert Bellarmine Pre-Law Society, Member
Resident Assistant for the Academic Immersion Summer 2013 Program