NOEL S OKAMOTO
PUYALLUP ,WA, 98338
NOEL.OKAMOTO@GMAIL.COM
OKAMON@UW.EDU
(206) 388-7048
Self-starter, friendly, enjoyed working with the public, and have several years of social
service and outreach experience. Proficient in Google Docs, Prezi, Canvas, Microsoft word and
Office Suite. Experienced in documentation and keeping notes on a few clients in a residential
setting, and has provided outreach and care services to the disabled, mentally ill, homeless, youth
and Veteran populations.
EDUCATION:
2016- Present University OF WASHINGTON; Tacoma, WA
MSW- Concentration in Veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
2014-2016 THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE; Tacoma, WA
2011-2014 SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE; Seattle, WA
EMPLOYMENT:
09/16-Current UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON TACOMA, WA
Student Assistant
 Work within in a multi collaboration of offices including Pre-College Programs,
Orientations, & Career Development
 Utilizing communication skills to answer question at the front desk
 Enter data entry, answer phones and help incoming students with questions
11/15-06/16 THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE TACOMA, WA
Librarian/Recruiter
 Acted as liaison between students, departmental academic staff, and suppliers
 Headed budgets and student resources
 Went to colleges promoting Evergreen State College
09/11-08/13 SEATTLE CENTRAL COLLEGE SEATTLE, WA
Multicultural Services Office Assistant
 Offered outreach services to future, current, and Alumni students
 Trained incoming staff to take over my job
 Presented workshops scholarships, resume writing, personal statements to 20 students
09/10 –10/11 SEATTLE CENTRAL COLLEGE
Outreach & Recruitment Team Associate
 Guided tours of the campus buildings, facilities, counseling and advising services,
 Served as liaisons to high schools and college fairs
 Headed outreach college fairs, high schools, job fairs
10/08-12/11 YWCA ANGELINE’S CENTER FOR HOMELESS WOMEN
homeless women’s advocate
 Provided resources up to 250 women to get medical services, jobs, and counseling
 Trained interns help clients with resources 10 at time
 Generated files for new clients and kept documentation confidential

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    NOEL S OKAMOTO PUYALLUP,WA, 98338 NOEL.OKAMOTO@GMAIL.COM OKAMON@UW.EDU (206) 388-7048 Self-starter, friendly, enjoyed working with the public, and have several years of social service and outreach experience. Proficient in Google Docs, Prezi, Canvas, Microsoft word and Office Suite. Experienced in documentation and keeping notes on a few clients in a residential setting, and has provided outreach and care services to the disabled, mentally ill, homeless, youth and Veteran populations. EDUCATION: 2016- Present University OF WASHINGTON; Tacoma, WA MSW- Concentration in Veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 2014-2016 THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE; Tacoma, WA 2011-2014 SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE; Seattle, WA EMPLOYMENT: 09/16-Current UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON TACOMA, WA Student Assistant  Work within in a multi collaboration of offices including Pre-College Programs, Orientations, & Career Development  Utilizing communication skills to answer question at the front desk  Enter data entry, answer phones and help incoming students with questions 11/15-06/16 THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE TACOMA, WA Librarian/Recruiter  Acted as liaison between students, departmental academic staff, and suppliers  Headed budgets and student resources  Went to colleges promoting Evergreen State College 09/11-08/13 SEATTLE CENTRAL COLLEGE SEATTLE, WA Multicultural Services Office Assistant  Offered outreach services to future, current, and Alumni students  Trained incoming staff to take over my job  Presented workshops scholarships, resume writing, personal statements to 20 students 09/10 –10/11 SEATTLE CENTRAL COLLEGE Outreach & Recruitment Team Associate  Guided tours of the campus buildings, facilities, counseling and advising services,  Served as liaisons to high schools and college fairs  Headed outreach college fairs, high schools, job fairs 10/08-12/11 YWCA ANGELINE’S CENTER FOR HOMELESS WOMEN homeless women’s advocate  Provided resources up to 250 women to get medical services, jobs, and counseling  Trained interns help clients with resources 10 at time  Generated files for new clients and kept documentation confidential