Nthabiseng Kamala is a student at Boston College studying marketing with a minor in Chinese. She has work experience as an administrative assistant and in food preparation. On campus, she is involved with several groups focused on issues of diversity and social justice, including serving as treasurer for FACES Council. She also sings in two campus choirs. Academically, she won a case competition on business ethics hosted by her school.

1. NTHABISENG “NTHABI” KAMALA
847 N Christopher Street • Bowling Green, OH 43402
kamala@bc.edu | (419) 806-7673 | www.linkedin.com/in/nthabiseng-kamala
EDUCATION
Boston College, Wallace E. Carroll School of Management (CSOM) Chestnut Hill, MA
Bachelor of Science in Marketing, Minor in Chinese; GPA: 3.107 Expected May 2020
Relevant Courses: Economics, Computers in Management, Managerial Accounting
WORK EXPERIENCE
Boston College, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Chestnut Hill, MA
Administrative Assistant August 2017 – Present
 Assist with general office duties including answering phones, filing, photocopying, and assisting
students, professors, and teaching assistants, with other assigned office duties
Balance Pan-Asian Grille Sylvania, OH
Food Prep June 2017 – Present
 Perform a variety of food preparation duties as preparing cold foods, cutting vegetables and meat,
and storing food in designated containers and storage areas
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Chicago, IL
Shadow May 2016
 Shadowed the Purchasing Manager in the Finance department at Lurie Children’s Hospital
 Met with several Managers and Directors of Finance to learn more about their role within the
hospital
COLLEGIGATE ACTIVITIES
 FACES Council, Treasure and Co-Coordinator for Outreach April 2017 – Present
o Responsible for contacting professors and campus groups to coordinate and conduct
presentations and discussions on race, racism, social justice, and diversity
o Manage the organization’s money, its collection, and disbursement
o Mediate social media presence; Instagram and Facebook
 B.E.A.T.S. (BLACK EPERIENCE IN AMERICA THROUGH SONG) January 2018 – Present
o Alto; Devote 6 hours per week rehearsing for concerts and events
 Boston College University Chorale August 2016 – December 2017
o Alto II; Devoted 3 hours per week rehearsing for concerts and events
 FACES’ First Year Program (FYP) September 2016 – May 2017
o Met with a group of selected Freshman each week to engage in conversations about issues of
race, racism and social justice, and explored my own racial identity and intersectionalities
HONOR & AWARD
 Walter H. Klein Ethics Case Competition, Winner/Finalist February 2018
o Presented on Facebook’s ethical responsibility to address the spread of fake news on its
platform on provided solutions to counteract it; Hosted by Boston College CSOM
SKILLS
Computer: Microsoft Office, Social Media Marketing
Language: English (Native), Chinese (Conversant)