This document outlines Marci Bennett's background and experience. It details how her mother has had the most impact on her life by pushing her to succeed. It lists her education history, including graduating from a Pennsylvania high school and attending a job corps center and community college. It provides information on her work experience in retail and marketing roles. It also lists the certifications and licenses she has obtained, including awaiting her CNA certification. It describes her volunteer work assisting veterans. Her goals are to become a parole officer to help children and eventually have a family of her own.

1. All about Marci By Marci Bennett

2. Person in my life My mom has made the most impact on my life she pushed me to be the best that I could be and with the values she taught me I have grown to realize that her pushing me sent me in the direction I needed

3. Schooling High school Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School, West Chester, PA 2006-2008 High School Diploma

4. Schooling Pittsburgh Job Corps Center, Pittsburgh, PA 08/10-Present Health Occupations Program Community college of Allegheny County

5. Work Experience Sam’s Club, Exton, PA 03/10-05/10 Cashier/Customer Service

6. Work Experience Boscov’s, Exton, PA 09/09-12/09 Sales Associate/Stocking Clerk 11/08-12/08 Oak Tree Marketing, Malvern, PA 09/07-06/08 Marketing Fulfillment As Needed

7. Certifications/Licenses Awaiting CNA Certification Testing Date CPR & AED Certification First Aid Certification Direct Care Staff Training Course and Competency Test

8. Certifications/Licenses Continued Pathogen Safety in Health-Care Settings Copper Ridge Institute Dementia Care Certificate

9. Certifications/Licenses Continued Completed the Home Health Care portion of instruction in the Health Occupations program

10. Certifications/Licenses Continued Completed 135 hours of instruction in the Health Occupations Nurse Aide course Clean Criminal Background Check

11. Volunteer work Southwestern PA Veterans Center, Pittsburgh, PA 2010 Assist residents with activities of daily living. (Clinical Site)

12. Goals My goals for the future are simple and complicated at the same time. In the immediate future I want to become a parole officer so that if there is a child who truly wants help I can be there to help them when they need it. In the future I want to have a house and a family