Kelley Sindelar is an undergraduate student at Washington State University studying civil engineering with a minor in mathematics. She has a 4.0 GPA and is on the Dean's List. Her experience includes undergraduate research assisting with a project on the cold-weather effects of infiltration on pervious concrete. She is involved with the American Society of Civil Engineers, Society of Women Engineers, Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society, and volunteers with the Palouse Conservation District. Her goal is to secure an internship to further her knowledge in environmental engineering and sustainability.

1. o American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
o Multimedia Representative
o Concrete Canoe Team
o Society of Women Engineers (SWE), Member
o Tau Beta Pi, Member
o Palouse Conservation District,Volunteer
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Professional Abilities:
o Skilled technical writingability,reports
o Attentivelistener
o Effective speaker
o Group, team leader
o Attention to details,meeting deadlines
o Critical thinker,complex problem solver
o Civil & Environmental Engineering
Outstanding Sophomore, 2015/16
o WSU GPA: 4.0, Dean’s List (4 semesters)
o Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honor Society)
o Top 8% WSU Freshman Class, 2014
o GRCC GPA: 3.97, Dean’s List (6 quarters)
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KELLEY SINDELAR
PULLMAN, WA | C: 206.856.4994 | kelley.sindelar@wsu.edu | https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelley-sindelar-47106b126
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Undergraduate certified in ABET-accredited Civil Engineering program at Washington State University.
Successful research experience and knowledge of engineering theories, principles, specifications and standards.
Highly motivated to secure an internship in order to further my knowledge in the engineering field; interested in
sustainability and environmental engineering.
EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Civil Engineering, Minor Mathematics
Washington State University Pullman, WA | Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2018
RUNNING START PROGRAM: Pre-Engineering, Civil Engineering
Green River Community College Auburn, WA | 2012-2014
AWARDS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS AFFILIATIONS
WORK HISTORY
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
Research Assistant | Liv Haselbach & Brandon Werner | January 2016 – Current
Assist graduate student with research on cold-weather effects of infiltration on pervious concrete.
o Oversee set up and solve minor issues related to water infiltration equipment
o Application of water to infiltration equipment (ASTM c1701, modified version)
o Record time of absorption at various pervious concretelocations on campus
o Develop quantitativeworkwith data sets
o Thorough understandingof analysis & calibration ofequipment; establishingconditions & preparing reports
BIG 5
Sales Associate, Cashier | WA | April 2014 - August 2014
o Worked cash register;trained new cashiers
o Collaborated with customers topurchasesports equipment that best suited their needs
o Described products and services in detail
o Created attractivepromotional displays
SKILLS
Technical:
o Civil 3D
o SketchUp / MPIDE
o AutoDesk / AutoCAD Software
o MATLAB
o Microsoft Office