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This document contains Joseph Scott Little's resume. It includes his contact information, objective, education history, relevant coursework, skills, certifications, awards, volunteer work, work history and references. He has a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and is an ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist. His experience includes using exercise testing equipment, administering fitness tests, and volunteering with organizations like the Muscular Dystrophy Association. He is currently an Executive Assistant at the UNCC School of Nursing and a Care Giver for Home Instead Senior Care.
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- 1. Joseph Scott Little EP-C Jlittl55@uncc.edu 1009 Pegram Street Charlotte, NC 28205 (980) 613-9039 Objective: To use my knowledge and experience to excel in the field of health and fitness. Education: University of North Carolina at Charlotte Bachelor of Science Exercise Science (2016) Deans List Relevant Courses: KNES 4293 Biomechanics, KNES 4286 Exercise Prescription, KNES 3287 Exercise Testing: Principles and Application, KNES 3260 Nutrition and the Physically Active, KNES 3281 Exercise Physiology: Principle and Application, KNES 3285 Principles of Strength and Conditioning Minor: Public Health Belk College of Business Certificate of Entrepreneurship 2014 Summary of Skills: Use of lab testing equipment (Bod Pod, skin fold, ergometer, etc.) Anthropometric measurements. Administering treadmill and cycle ergometer GXT Taking resting and exercising BP. Estimating VO2max, HRR, and HR max. Use of metabolic equations (METS, Kcal) Data entry (SAS, excel) Experience publishing scientific articles. Experience researching and reading scientific articles Certifications: ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist 2016 CPR/AED 2015 Blood Bourne pathogens 2015 Awards and Affiliations: National Honors Society 2006-2010 Kinesiology Student Organization 2010-2012 President of Pre-Physical Therapy Student Organization 2012-2013 Volunteer Work: Muscular Dystrophy Association 2012 – present AARP Booth at 2015 Charlotte Rec Fest 2015
- 2. Boys and Girls Club – Mecklenburg 2009 - 2010 Work History: Executive Assistant UNCC School of Nursing 08/2011-current 704-687-7919 9201 University City Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28223 Care Giver Home Instead Senior Living 06/2015-current 704-344-0801 2151 Hawkins Street Suit #201 Charlotte, NC 28203 References: Lorraine Ford Supervisor Advanced Administrative Associate UNCC - School of Nursing Lford15@uncc.edu 704-687-7919 David Verrill, MS, RCEP, CES, FAACVPR Professor/Lecturer Exercise Laboratory Director UNCC – Dpt. Kinesiology dverrill@uncc.edu 704-687-0869 Lucas Coe Charlotte MDA Camp Coordinator Director of Health Care Services Muscular Dystrophy Association lcoe@mda.org 704-567-2912 Juliana Marino, MA, CEP-C Lecturer Exercise Science Undergraduate Program Coordinator UNCC Dpt. Of Kinesiology 704-687-7951 Jmarin11@uncc.edu Linda Probst Professor/Lecturer Lifetime Fitness Activity Course Coordinator UNCC – Dpt. Of Kinesiology isprobst@uncc.edu Donna M. Kazemi, PhD, MSN Associate Associate Professor UNCC – School of Nursing dkazemi@uncc.edu 704-687-7968