John Marlin Harris is a chemical engineering student at Texas A&M University seeking a co-op or internship in design, optimization, or automation. He has a 3.579 GPA and is conducting undergraduate research in supercapacitor electrode fabrication and evaluation. His relevant experience includes teaching assistant roles providing math and science instruction and aiding a professor with grading. He also has work experience as an associate DJ coordinating events.

1. John Marlin Harris
102 Redmond Drive, College Station, TX 77840
(512) 940-1508; johnmharris@tamu.edu;
OBJECTIVE
Obtain co-op or internship in 2017 working in design or optimization and automation.
EDUCATION
Texas A&M University (College Station, Texas) August 2014 – May 2018
 Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, Honors
 Minor in Mathematics
 GPA: 3.579
 Relevant Coursework: Technical Communication, Transport Phenomena (Mass, Heat, Fluids),
Thermodynamics I & II, Process Economics, Bioprocess Engineering, Material Science
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Texas A&M Freshman Engineering Program (College Station, TX)
Teaching Assistant (8 hours/week) January 2017 – Present
 Provide math, science, and engineering supplemental instruction
 Aid professor with grading and administrative tasks
Lutkenhaus Research Group (College Station, TX)
Undergraduate Lab Assistant (10 hours/week) August 2015 – December 2016
 Fabricate thin-film advanced material composite supercapacitor electrodes
 Evaluate electrochemical and mechanical properties of electrodes
WORK EXPERIENCE
Mr. Thrill DJ Plus (Round Rock, TX)
Associate DJ (1-2 events/month) January 2012 – August 2015
 Communicate with clients to understand and fulfill their needs
 Develop technical knowledge and handling of audio and lighting equipment
ACTIVITIES/SERVICE
Gents of Texas A&M (Texas A&M University)
Religion Panel Chair May 2016 – Present
 Plan and execute educational event for 250+ people
 Delegate tasks to committee of general members
 Collaborate with student organizations via weekly emails
General Member October 2015 – May 2016
 Volunteered as mentor at Boys and Girls Club
Fish Camp (Texas A&M University)
Counselor March 2015 – October 2016
 Develop and mentor first year counselors during my second year in organization
 Plan 4 day long orientation program over 6 months
 Collaborate within group of 24 counselor
 Transition 100+ incoming freshmen to successful Texas A&M students
Memorial Student Center Freshmen in Service and Hosting (MSC FISH) (Texas A&M University)
Leadership Subcommittee September 2014 – May 2015
 Communicate with university and external organizations to coordinate service events
 Volunteer in 50+ hours of community service
HONORS & AWARDS
 Thomas A. Smith Endowed Scholarship (Texas A&M University) August 2015 – Present
 Freshmen Engineering Project Showcase (Texas A&M University) April 2015
SKILLS
 MATLAB, Aspen Plus
 Digital and personal communication, technical literature analysis, hazardous chemical handling