The China-US Symposium is a multi-day academic conference is held every spring at Tufts’ Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Our goal is to foster positive relations between China and the United States, cultivating cooperation and understanding between students and experts from different background and cultures. We believe in building on the unique crossroads of ideas, experiences and people that characterizes Tufts University to promote an atmosphere of deep analysis and critical awareness—both of pertinent policy issues at the international level, and their effect on the individual.
Beijing Women’s Network is a platform that serves to provide women from diverse professional backgrounds opportunities to connect and share insights into experience they have had in professional settings.
Through our community, we hope to build collective peer mentorship and help individuals foster personal growth and professional development. One of our main focuses is to provide skills and training specific to building a successful career in the China space.
The Beijing Women’s Network began with a group of 12 women in March 2015, brought together by a shared interest in discussing women’s issues. Since the first dinner, the group has grown to about 300 in the WeChat group and consistently hosting dinners for upwards of 25 women.
While the initial intention was to create a space for women to discuss navigating the workplace here in Beijing, our work has expanded to include a Professional Development Series and bi-weekly Spotlight Dinners where members lead a focused dialogue on a specific issue related to women.
Addmissions are open to Industrial Welding Short-Term Certificate program offered by Northwest State Community College of Ohio. This welding program will provide the students with the technical skills and knowledge to work in the industrial welding field.
The China-US Symposium is a multi-day academic conference is held every spring at Tufts’ Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Our goal is to foster positive relations between China and the United States, cultivating cooperation and understanding between students and experts from different background and cultures. We believe in building on the unique crossroads of ideas, experiences and people that characterizes Tufts University to promote an atmosphere of deep analysis and critical awareness—both of pertinent policy issues at the international level, and their effect on the individual.
Beijing Women’s Network is a platform that serves to provide women from diverse professional backgrounds opportunities to connect and share insights into experience they have had in professional settings.
Through our community, we hope to build collective peer mentorship and help individuals foster personal growth and professional development. One of our main focuses is to provide skills and training specific to building a successful career in the China space.
The Beijing Women’s Network began with a group of 12 women in March 2015, brought together by a shared interest in discussing women’s issues. Since the first dinner, the group has grown to about 300 in the WeChat group and consistently hosting dinners for upwards of 25 women.
While the initial intention was to create a space for women to discuss navigating the workplace here in Beijing, our work has expanded to include a Professional Development Series and bi-weekly Spotlight Dinners where members lead a focused dialogue on a specific issue related to women.
Addmissions are open to Industrial Welding Short-Term Certificate program offered by Northwest State Community College of Ohio. This welding program will provide the students with the technical skills and knowledge to work in the industrial welding field.
1. Andrew A. Niederhelman
121 B Butts St.
Ft. Benning, GA 31905
T: (352)457-9879
E: niederhelmanandrew@yahoo.com
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE: A career driven, detail oriented, punctual and diverse welder who
works great either individually or as part of a team. Upon start of employment will work
towards being an outstanding and valued employee.
EDUCATION:
CDA Technical Institute Jacksonville, FL Aug 2014-Dec 2014
Maritime Welding Program
Pasco-Hernando State College Brooksville, Fl Aug 2010-Dec 2012
Associates of Art Degree
Hernando High School Brooksville, FL Aug 2001-May 2005
High School Diploma
QUALIFICATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS:
AWS S.E.N.S.E. Level 1
N.C.C.E.R Welding Level 1 & 2
N.C.C.E.R Core Curriculum
Qualified in accordance with OSHA, Haz-Mat, Hazwoper procedures
N.C.C.E.R Basic Rigging
First Aid, CPR, Oxygen Provider and AED Qualified
CDA Technical Institute Offshore Survival Qualified
2. WELDING SKILLS:
Welded in accordance with the American Welding Society Structural Steel Code D1.1
Welded Structural Steel in the flat, horizontal and vertical positions
Measured, prepared, cut and fitted segments of steel both large and small
Ran overlapping beads, performed butt, fillet and groove welds
Operated suitcase type wire feeders with GMAW & FCAW carbon steel wire
Performed oxy-fuel, plasma and carbon arc cutting operations
Able to read blueprints and construction diagrams
Utilized assorted electrodes and filler metals
Basic knowledge of structural fitting and metal layout
Welded weathered & new metals
TRAINED IN THE FOLLOWING WELDING/CUTTING PROCESSES:
SMAW- Shielded metal Arc welding (stick)
GMAW- Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG)
FCAW- Flux Core Arc welding
GTAW- Gas Tungsten Arc welding (TIG)
Plasma Arc
Trak Torch
Air-Carbon Arc Gouging
Handheld Torches and Grinders
EMPLOYMENTHISTORY:
United States Marine Corps Camp Lejuene, Nc 02/2006-02/2010
Sergeant of Marines E-5 (Supervisor)
Responsiblefor over $45,000 in communications equipment
Supervised up to ten Marines at any given time in the proper use and
maintenance of communication equipment
Kept track of all Hazardous Materials and waste coming to and fromour
work site.
3. Maintained MSDS
Maintained our motor vehicles- To include but not limited to replacing
doors, mirrors etc…
