James Tennenbaum is a student at Otterbein University studying Sport Management with a minor in Sports Communication. He has worked in various roles including customer service for a bounce house company, groundskeeping for a country club, and as a front desk attendant at his university recreation center. Additionally, he has volunteer experience providing therapy dogs to students and assisting with Special Olympics. Currently, he is a member of Otterbein University's varsity baseball team.

1. James Tennenbaum
4222 Tarben Woods Dr jitbaum@gmail.com
Columbus, OH 43230 614-557-6001
Education Otterbein University, Westerville, OH August 2015-Present
Bachelor of Science in Sport Management
Minor in Sports Communication
Experience Bounce Houses Ohio, Gahanna, OH March 2016-Present
Customer and Delivery Services
 Clean inflatables Tuesdays and Wednesdays
 Load up trucks during the week for deliveries
 Complete deliveries on weekends for customers
 Handle problems if customers come in or call
 Worked 25-40 hours a week
New Albany Country Club, New Albany, OH May 2016-July 2016
Grounds keeping
 Rake bunkers before first rounds tee off
 Extract weeds from areas on the course
 Weed whack the fences, trees, and around bunkers
 Clean up branches, leaves, etc. after storms or winds
 Worked 26 hours a week
Otterbein University, Westerville, OH August 2015-February 2016
Front Desk at Clements Recreation Center
 Verify patrons’ Otterbein affiliation
 Ensure the center is safe and clean
 Keep track of how many people are in the building in case of emergency
 Handle any problems or questions that may arise
 Worked 11-15 hours a week
abercrombie kids, Columbus, OH October 2014-January 2015
Part-Time Floor Model
 Completed tasks to ensure the store met the expectations and standards of management
 Handled any issues customers had with clothing
 Greeted incoming customers and managed the register
 On average, worked 15 hours a week
Camp Nuhop, Perrysville, OH October 2014
Camp Counselor
 Provided care for 22 7th
grade students at school camp
 Oversaw the cabin with another counselor
 Led students to different activitiesthroughout camp
 3 day, 2 night camp

2. Volunteerism Pickerington High School Central, Pickerington, OH August 2014-Present
 Provided Therapy Dog to Special Needs and Psychology classes
 Provided Therapy Dog to counselors office if students needed relief
 Spoke to students about my dog and what it took to get her trained to the ability that she
is capable of
Special Olympics New Albany, New Albany, OH August 2014-November 2014
 Aided Special Needs kids to learn the skills it takes to play basketball
 Helped at games to coach and aid kids to play
 Worked with kids 2 hours a week at practice
Activities & Otterbein University Baseball Fall 2015- Present
Awards Participant on the Otterbein University Varsity BaseballTeam
New Albany High School Athletics
New Albany High School Scholar Athlete
 Award given to male and female athlete with 4 varsity letters and highest GPA
References Mrs. Andrea Harr
Dog Trainer
(614) 203-7995
andreaharr@ymail.com
Mrs. Lindsay Bennett
High School Math Teacher
New Albany Plain Local Schools
(614) 413-8300 – ext. 5047
Bennett.2@napls.us
Mr. Marc Harris
Summer Baseball Coach
(419) 571-1230