Lorenzo Hall is a graduate of East Carolina University with degrees in English and Religious Studies, possessing skills in Microsoft Office, critical thinking, and creative writing. He has work experience as a service crew member at McDonald's and a barista/bookseller at Barnes & Noble, alongside involvement in student organizations and community service projects. Additionally, Hall is the author of a young adult fantasy novel titled 'Desert Rain.'

1. Lorenzo Hall
1405 Scotch Pine Ct. | Havelock, NC 28532
(252) 493-1238 | Halllo11@students.ecu.edu
EDUCATION
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC 27858
Bachelor of Arts in English, with a concentration in Creative Writing, December 2015
Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies, December 2015
SKILLS
 Microsoft Office Applications (Expert level knowledge)
 Excellent Critical Thinking
 Ability to Analyze Information Effectively.
 Familiarity with Spanish Language
 Practical Application of Creative Skills
 Superior Vocabulary and Knowledge of Grammatical Rules
 Extensive experience with MLA format
 Experience with research papers, persuasive arguments, narratives, synthesizing resources,and gathering information.
EXPERIENCE
McDonald’s, Havelock, NC June 2012 – January 2013
Service Crew Member
 Managed the cash register and assisted customers with their purchase orders in-store and drive-through.
 Prepared food such as burgers and othermenu items.
 Cleaned restaurants,including kitchen area, and other assigned tasks.
Barnes and Noble, Newport News, VA February 2016 –
Barista, Bookseller, Cashier
 Prepared Coffee and other refreshments for customers, including keeping a clean, hospitable, and stable work environment.
 Aided customers in purchasing and locating books,as well as arranging and shelving necessary products.
 Effectively handled cashier duties as well as filling in for coworkers and others whenever necessary.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS (College and High School)
 Secretary of the Religious Studies Club, East Carolina University January 2012- December 2015
A student organization for Religious Studies Majors and those interested in the study and understanding ofother religion s
from an academic point of view. Religious Studies club also discusses points ofview, religion and society, spiritualism, and
other topics in regards to religion, fostering rapport, insightful conversation,understanding ofethics, philosophical values,
and open mindedness.
VOLUNTARY COMMUNITY SERVICE
 Student volunteer at Chick-fil-A Leadercast, May 2012.
 Student volunteer at the Atlanta Hospitality Career Expo, February 2012.
 Volunteer at North Fulton Community Charities with over 40 hours in first half of 2012.
 Volunteer for Turkey Trot November 2008 and November 2009
 Over fifty hours of Volunteer Litter Collection 2007-2009
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
 Authorof the Young Adult novel “Desert Rain,” A fantasy fiction novel. Available for purchase in May 2016
REFERENCES
 Marion Blackburn (Writer, former member of Greenville, NC City Council - (252) 931-0728