Charles Shoultz is seeking a position and includes his resume. He received a Bachelor of Arts from Baylor University in 2010 with a major in Great Texts of the Western Tradition and has worked in various writing and retail jobs since then. He has experience as a freelance writer, fashion and lifestyle writer, sales associate at a liquor store, and men's fashion writer. He is adept at researching topics, engaging writing, and meeting deadlines.

1. Charles Albert Shoultz
3200 Duval St, Apt 309 Austin, TX 78705
(254)495-1152 charles.shoultz@gmail.com
EDUCATION
Baylor University, Waco, TX
Bachelor of Arts, August 2010
Major: Great Texts of the Western Tradition
GPA: 3.13/4.00
Major GPA: 3.65/4.00
• Able to synthesize varied information into core concepts and principles
• Adept at understanding and working with different organizational cultures
• Advances creative and adaptable solutions to problems
WORK EXPERIENCE
Freelance Writer February 2014-present
• Delivers high-quality content on a variety of subjects
• Swiftly completes assignments with high professionalism
• Writes flexibly for any available client
Essential Homme, New York, NY August 2012-February 2014
Freelance Fashion & Lifestyle Writer
• Adept at researching fashion and lifestyle topics
• Known for engaging, personable writing style
• Completes assignments with rapid turnaround
Twin Liquors, Waco, TX September 2012-January 2014
Sales Associate
• Renowed for knowledge of wine and liquor
• Promptly addressed all customer concerns
• Valuably assisted during peak sales periods
iFashion Network, New York, NY November 2011-February 2012
Men's Fashion Writer
• Wrote articles for men's fashion section of website
• Noted for quality of articles while maintaining hight rate of delivery
• Constantly expanded fields of available content
ACTIVITIES/HONORS
Dean's List, Baylor University, Spring 2006
Columnist-at-large, Waco Tribune-Herald, 2003-2005
Current Events Columnist, The Next Great Generation, 2011
CCE Instructor, St. Jerome's Catholic Church, 2012
COMPUTER SKILLS
• Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.)
• Electronic database entry
• Social Media (Twitter, Facebook)