1. Schuylar W. Crist
7230 Wurzbach Road Apt. #207 ~ San Antonio, Texas 78240
(210) 760-7263 ~ (210) 320-1358
skyskyrider@hotmail.com
5 CFR 213.3102(u) Schedule A Hiring Authority Eligible
GOAL A career allowing me to utilize and expand my current administrative, logistical, and analytical
skills in the public affairs arenas.
EDUCATION
2012 B.S. In Criminal Justice, Summa Cum Laude Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia
2006 Effective Television Techniques I & II Leadership Institute, Arlington, Virginia
2006 Disaster Communications Training Texas Homeland Security Conference
2006 Foreign Policy Communications Training Jesse Helms Foreign Policy School
SUMMARY OF SKILLS
Office/Computer:
 Operating Systems: All Windows
 MS Office 2013
 Constant Contact Email Design Program
 Database Administration
 Keyboard: 45-50 wpm; 10-key by touch
 Multi-line Phone Systems
 Browsers: Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, etc.
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Marketing:
 Customer Sales and Service
 Fundraising
 Advertising
 Public Relations
 Recruitment
 Analysis and Research
Journalism:
 Research, Writing, Editing, Layout, Digital Photography and Design:
College and high school newspapers and yearbook, weekly/monthly political e-
newsletter and historical museum website

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Schuylar W. Crist
7230 Wurzbach Road #207
San Antonio, Texas 78240
(210) 760-7263
skyskyrider@hotmail.com
SUMMARY OF SKILLS (Continued)
Interpersonal:
 Solid Christian Ethics/Standards
 Excellent Communication across all population strata
 Strong Leadership
 Analytical and Troubleshooting skills
 Extensive Community Service
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
01/10-Present American Radio Relay League
Assistant Public Information Coordinator
Job Description: I volunteer my time to promote amateur (also known as ‘ham’)
radio and publicize related public service events and activities in newspapers, on radio,
and on television at the local, state and national levels. I am responsible for two
divisions within my region, encompassing, at least, six counties in South Texas. Public
Information Officers in each county report to me with activities of their local amateur
radio clubs, as well as any activities their local Amateur Radio Emergency Services
groups are engaged in.
04/07-03/08 Francisco R. Canseco for U.S. Congress, 23rd
District of Texas
Faith-Based and Disabled Community Outreach Director
 Job Description: Duties included organizing and scheduling events involving candidate
Canseco with the faith-based community. I was also responsible for facilitating dialogue
with regards to concerns within the faith-based community and its representation within
the Bexar County area of the district. This was especially crucial in the protestant
evangelical community as Francisco is Catholic. I also did the same work with regard to
the disabled community.
08/07-11/07 Leadership Institute in Washington, D.C.
College Campus Field Representative
Job Description: My job was to recruit members and organize new, nonpartisan
conservative clubs on college campuses and help to revive old ones where possible. I
also helped to start nonpartisan conservative newspapers on college campuses where
none previously existed and facilitated the speaking engagements of conservative
speakers on campus through a grant program initiated by Leadership Institute. I was
able to restart one club that had been dormant for two years while helping to start
four other clubs on four other campuses during my semester long tenure.

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Schuylar W. Crist
7230 Wurzbach Road #207
San Antonio, Texas 78240
(210) 760-7263
skyskyrider@hotmail.com
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (Continued)
03/05-11/07 South Texas Republicans, P.A.C.
IT/Media Director and Publisher
 Job Description: I published a weekly e-newsletter that promoted conservative city,
state and federal candidates throughout south Texas. Through the organization, I helped
start and organize local Republican clubs in a grassroots style effort. I was also
responsible for troubleshooting of software issues and handling all media requests and
needs. I also handled calls and meetings with donors and potential donors to the political
action committee.
06/04-11/04 Roger Scott for 20th
U.S. Congressional District of Texas
Operations Director
Job Description: I was responsible for all day-to-day operations to include scheduling
media appearances, fundraisers and candidate forums. In addition, I handled
volunteer recruitment and organization as well as handling donor questions/concerns.
I also coordinated media events and opportunities. Just as when I worked with
Francisco Canseco, I also handled relations with the evangelical community and the
faith-based community in general. Finally, though Roger lost, together we achieved a
voting percentage higher than any other candidate before or since against
Congressman Charlie Gonzalez.
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS, ENDORSEMENTS, AND LICENSES
Biblical Counseling Diploma, American Association of Christian Counselors
Concealed Handgun License, Texas Department of Public Safety
Crisis Resiliency Team, Baptist General Convention of Texas
Disaster Management and Services Certifications (approximately 45) from American Red Cross,
FEMA, National Organization for Victim Assistance, and the University of Maryland in Baltimore
County, each representing many CEU hours
PROFESSIONAL/VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION AFFILIATIONS
Alpha Phi Sigma – National Criminal Justice Honor Society, Liberty University chapter Theta Sigma
Member
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution – San Antonio Chapter #4
Chapter Chairman – Membership & Publicity Committees
Children's Association for Maximum Potential, Center Point, TX
Volunteer, Consultant, and Camp Counselor for children with major disabilities