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Jack Meyer graduated magna cum laude from Ursinus College with double majors in American Studies (Media) and Art History. He wrote an honors thesis titled "Inspired Images: Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz's Collaborative Photographs". Meyer studied abroad in Florence, Italy where he contributed to blogs and edited articles. He has work experience giving tours at Ursinus College and as a camp counselor for children ages 3-13.
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EducationUSA Weekly Update, #356, November 25, 2013
JackMeyerGradResume
- 1. Jack Meyer 15 Jay Road Chatham,NJ 07928 Phone:973.714.5145 E-Mail: jameyer@ursinus.edu Twitter:https://twitter.com/jam693 EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts Double Major: American Studies (Media)& Art History, May 2015 Ursinus College,Collegeville,PA Magna Cum Laude Phi Beta Kappa RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Art History Honors Thesis: “Inspired Images:Georgia O’Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz’s Collaborative Photographs” The Central Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Art HistorySymposium (Bucknell University,April 2015) PUBLICATIONS Error! Bookmark not defined. The Huffington Post – Blogger since March 2013.Publications featured in following sections:Arts & Culture, Books,New York, Film,Entertainment,Music, Vogue and Huffington Post Italy: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jack-meyer/ HuffPost Live – Guestcommentator on LiveChatfeaturing Kenny G: http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/kenny-g-on-music-the-90s-and-well-that-hair/52cdabfc02a76077a30001d7 Joan Rivers: http://huff.lv/1o05jeu STUDY ABROAD– CAPA INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION – FLORENCE, ITALY Recipientof CAPA Record of Achievement – Award presented by CAPA International Presidentto one studentdemonstrating “Outstanding motivation,open mindedness and enthusiasm in studentlife abroad.” Member of CAPA Student Council – Liaison between students and faculty. Presented studentissues,concerns and expectations and planned co-curricular events. Personallyorganized a MyEducation Event for students and faculty, which included a presentation on Florentine artisans and a visit to two local studios. Chosen to write Welcome Letter for 2014 Spring Semester Students. Contributing writer for CAPA International Education Blog: http://capaworld.capa.org/2013/12/18/interview-capa-florence-study- abroad-student-jack-meyer/ Edited article written by CAPA Professor of Italian Migration Studies for English speaking audience. EXPERIENCE Senior Fellowship (Fall 2014 – Spring 2015) –Interview and conductinformational sessions with prospective freshmen.Iserve as the first pointof contact at Ursinus for incoming students and families.Position requires nomination byfaculty/staff. Ursinus College Tour Guide – Guide groups of prospective college students and families throughoutthe college campus.Provide statistics and facts aboutCollege while promoting inviting and friendlycampus atmosphere. College Essay Organizer (CEO) – Marketing and Research Intern - Wrote a weekly, informative college blog for rising high school seniors.Researched numerous college websites to gather information on essaysupplements,program-specific courses,and scholarship requirements.Personallydesigned and submitted a “Gamification” conceptfor CEO’s website. 2nd Place Winner – International College Essay Writing Contest sponsored by CEO QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY, ED MCMAHON TELEVISION NEWS INSTITUTE (Summer 2009) – Participated in a weeklong Journalism Program which introduced fundamentals ofbroadcastjournalism.Learned how to write and edit storylines,produce news and sports stories.Performed in frontof a TV camera.Produced videos and announced the daily weather. Camp Counselor, Oak Knoll School, Summit, NJ (Summers 2010-2014) – Maintained a healthy, safe and fun environmentfor campers.Ages 3-13. ACTIVITIES WVOU - Ursinus Radio – Broadcastweeklymusical and cultural program featuring eclectic variety of music,literary readings and cultural commentary. Berman Museum of Art – Peer Docent Program – Understand and interpretartand discuss its impactand significance.Guide small groups ofpeers through museum and assistcurator at events. Ursinus Theater Program – Starred in a major role in the Ursinus production of I Hate Hamlet. LANGUAGES English (Fluent);Italian and French (Conversational Proficiency)