Michelle Bourbon is seeking an internship in financial economics utilizing her strong work ethic, organizational skills, and leadership experience. She has a 3.1 GPA in economics from Purdue University and relevant coursework including financial accounting, business statistics, and organizational computing. Bourbon has several years of customer service experience at ice cream shops and currently serves as the IT committee member and former vice president of her fraternity's pledge class. She is also the varsity coxswain for Purdue's rowing team and has been involved in several leadership and service activities throughout high school and college.

1. University Address: Permanent Address:
205 North Russell Street, ♦ mbourbon@purdue.edu ♦ 860 Hazel Avenue,
Windsor Hall, Duhme 106a, http://www.linkedin.com/in/michellebourbon Deerfield, IL, 60015
West Lafayette, IN, 47906 ♦ (224) 558-2202 ♦
OBJECTIVE
To develop professional experience through an internship in the field of financial economics that uses my dynamic
adaptability, detail- and deadline-oriented work ethic, and organizational leadership qualities.
EDUCATION
Purdue University, Krannert School of Management West Lafayette, IN
Bachelor of Science in Economics May 2018
Minor: Classical Studies, Concentration: Statistics
GPA: 3.1/4.0
CORE COMPETENCIES AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS
Relevant Coursework: Financial Accounting ISAC Illinois State Scholar 2014-15
Business Statistics (Minitab) Comcast Leaders and Achievers®
Scholarship 2014
Organizational Computing (database query) St. Catherine of Siena Service Award – Silver 2013-14
♦ Intermediate Spanish, American Sign Language National Art Honors Society 2013-14
♦ Customer Service/Sales Regina Dominican High Honors (4) 2011 – 2014
♦ Microsoft Office Suite Illinois Math League (3) 2011 – 2014
♦ Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, Outlook Deerfield Optimist Club Service Award (5) 2008 – 2014
SERVICE INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
Frost Gelato Highland Park, IL
Manager (35 – 40+ hours per week, Summer) January 2015 – August 2015
♦ Delegated responsibilities to staff of 6 per shift, enhancing overall efficiency
♦ Oversaw daily proceedings, e.g., large orders, customer inquiries, deliveries, inventory
♦ Collaborated with owners and peers to develop process improvements
Gelato Wiz (10 – 20 hours per week, Academic year; 24+ hours per week, Summer) May 2013 – January 2015
♦ Served customers on site and at private events, representing and strengthening awarded Frost brand
Baskin Robins Deerfield, IL
General Server (12 – 24 hours per week, Academic year) May 2012 – December 2012
♦ Trained 5 new employees and provided fundamental input for hiring decisions
♦ Maintained store cleanliness, improving overall customer satisfaction
LEADERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES
Delta Sigma Pi
IT Committee Member December 2015 – Present
♦ Constructed the fraternity-shared Office365 calendar and managed Boilerlink Member Roster
Vice President of Pledge Class Community Service (3 – 10 hours per week) September 2015 – December 2015
♦ Relayed information about brotherhood service events to pledge class
♦ Organized pledge class service event, balancing pledges’ schedules to ensure 100% participation
Purdue National Club Rowing
Varsity Coxswain (18 – 56 hours per week) August 2014 – March 2016
♦ Accountable for safety of the rowers and equipment; Achieved through strategic navigation and instinct
♦ Generated a positive, driven attitude through the boat in difficult rowing circumstances
♦ Assisted in increasing turnout of Fall 2015 Recruitment of athletic students by 150% from previous year
Business Leaders Learning Community
Resident July 2014 – May 2015
♦ Engaged in classes and events suited toward assimilating into business culture
Kairos Retreat, Youth Ministry Footprints
Peer Retreat Coordinator January 2012 – February 2014
♦ Facilitated several 3-day retreats structured on a strict timeline for both home and school communities
♦ Cultivated a community of respect and empathy between 5-10 adults and 30-60 high school students
Regina Dominican Student Policy Committee
Student Advocate September 2013 – March 2014
♦ Communicated general student body opinion of new systems under an administration of new faculty
♦ Revised prospective regulations on disciplinary action, uniform policy, and general student code conduct
Michelle Bourbon