This document is a resume for Paul T. Schroeder summarizing his education and experience. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Design and Construction from Stanford University, with an anticipated graduation in Spring 2017. His relevant experience includes an integrated civil engineering design project, an internship in materials science at Boise State University, and tutoring elementary school students in science. He also lists relevant coursework, certifications, projects, volunteer work, software skills, and dates of attendance at Stanford University.

1. Paul T. Schroeder
Menlo Park, CA - pschroed@stanford.edu - (208) 559-6449
Stanford University
Civil Engineering - GPA 3.33
Anticipated Bachelors & Masters Degrees Spring 2017
Bachelors Degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering
Masters Degree in Sustainable Design & Construction
Integrated Civil Engineering Design Project
Worked with architecture students to design and model structural systems for a mixed-use skyscraper.
Learned about Design-Build construction process and how to compromise between creative and
structural integrity. Experience with Plan, Section, and Elevation Construction Drawings
Boise State University Materials Science Internship
Science and Service Tutor
Tutor elementary school students in East Palo Alto in various fields of science.
June 2012 - Present
Relevant Coursework
CEE 241: Managing Fabrication & Construction, CEE 146A: Engineering Economy, CEE 224Y: Global
Urban Development Program, CEE 176A (Energy Efficient Buildings), CS 106B: Programming
Abstractions
Certifications
FE (EIT) – California
https://account.ncees.org/rn/1703905-940118-ef08c5c
Projects
Global Urban Development Program Jan. - June 2016
Examined current housing policies in San Jose and made recommendations to city representatives.
Researched homeownership models, including Shared Equity Homeownership, in order to find
alternative forms of affordable housing for the city’s residents. Performed data analysis and used GIS
mapping to analyze city-wide trends.
March - June 2016
Feb. 2010 - Sep. 2012
Planned and designed my own research project, worked with various microscopy and furnace
equipment, and learned the often slow process of research. My project involved examining the effects of
thermal oxidation on silicon carbide.
Volunteer Work
MYTE Mentor Coordinator Oct. 2013 - Feb. 2015
Headed recruitment and event planning for a student organization that works with middle school
students in East Palo Alto.
Oct. 2013 - June 2016
AutoCad, Revit, SketchUp
Education
Arc GIS, Excel
September 2016