Danielle Stratton is seeking a position and has a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Quinnipiac University. She has work experience in customer service, sports training assistance, pediatrics therapy shadowing, and volunteer work with an adaptive sports organization. Her skills include laboratory techniques, Microsoft Office programs, and AutoCAD. She completed an engineering design project in college analyzing energy generation from exercise equipment.

1. Danielle Mary Stratton
stratton124@gmail.com
Permanent Address: School Address:
47 Ancient Highway Danielle Stratton Mary
Oxford, CT 06478 PO box 3468
(203) 598-2302 275 Mt. Carmel Ave
Hamden, CT 06518
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position
EDUCATION: Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT
Manhattan College, Riverdale, NY
Bachelor of Arts, Biology, May 2016
Coursework:
Biology I, Biology I Lab, Calculus II, College Writing, Engineering II –
Engineering Computation, Philosophy- Critical Thinking, Psychology -
Roots, Physics II, Physics II Lab, Computer Applications
PROJECTS: Engineering Design Project, Westover School, March-June 2011:
Developed a feasibility report for installing a machine to harness the
excess mechanical energy generated by the user of one of the Westover
School workout machines. This machine would convert the excess
energy to electrical energy in order to recycle the energy created and put
the energy to productive use. With a team of 3, we researched the source
of energy, and the overall profit from this method compared to the initial
cost. We also made a design for the machine using the most efficient
method. The final results were presented to an audience including the
teacher and Head of School.
SKILLS: Lab Techniques: Titration, Solubility Tests, Melting Point
Determination, Pipettes
Computer: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, AutoCAD
ADDITIONAL
EXPERIENCE: Assistant/Supervisor, Leaps of Faith Adaptive Sports, Sandy Hook, CT,
June 2014-Present
Working at LOF has taught me the generosity and compassion that you
have to have working with children and adults with disabilities and
special needs. We build confidence in each of our participants and create
a fun and uplifting environment for each person. Working for LOF has
been a humbling experience and one of the best non-profit organizations
I have ever been a part of.
Intern, Pediatrics Therapy, Shelton, CT, June 2014-Present
Shadowing for a pediatrics therapy company has taught me so much
about working and caring for children and learning how to adjust in order
to better fit their specific needs.
Customer Service, Oxford Greens, Oxford, CT, June 2013-Present

2. Working at the Oxford Greens involved helping customers find
what they need, clearly explaining what they need to know,
developing good judgment, tact when dealing with customers, and
quickly identify sale opportunities.
Sports Trainer Assistant, Manhattan College, Riverdale, NY,
September 2012 – Present
Working at the trainers I have learned to work with a variety of people
and adjust to help each individual with their specific needs.
Server, Quassy Amusement Park, Middlebury, CT, May – August 2012
Being a server at Quassy I was emerged in an environment that was
filled with a large number of people at all times. I had to become fast
working and I developed the skills I needed to keep the customers happy
and keep the service as steady as possible.
Nanny, Trumbull, CT, June – August 2010
While a nanny, I was able to work with children and adjust to each of the
children’s needs in order to best take care of each child to the best of my
ability.
Office Assistant, PrimeSource, Waterbury, CT (Summers/school
breaks, 2008-2009)
As an office assistant I was required to help my superiors with tasks they
needed done and do this in an efficient manner.
ACTIVITIES: Relay For Life, September 2012 – April 2013
September 2014 - April 2014
Sandy Relief Volunteer, November – Present
Intramural Basketball Team, January 2013 and January 2014
Alumni Correspondent for the Annual Fund, September 2008 – June
2012