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This document is a resume for John D. Wikiera that outlines his education, employment history, internship experience, leadership roles, community service involvement, school activities, and honors. It shows that he graduated from Mcquaid Jesuit High School in 2016 and is currently a journalism student at Ithaca College expected to graduate in 2020. He has worked for the Genesee Rowing Club, Pittsford Central School District, and Party City. He also completed an internship at the Rochester Institute of Technology Imaging Sciences Center and has extensive leadership, volunteer, and community service experience including with RowForHope.net and various cancer organizations.
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Simon Ellis Erdiile has a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University at Albany with a 3.64 GPA. He has held several internship and volunteer positions including working for a New York State Assemblyman and volunteering with a Brittany dog rescue network. His current position is as a Computer Support Specialist for the New York State Department of Education. He has received several honors for his academic and debate achievements.
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- 1. John D. Wikiera 1303 Hatch Road, Webster NY 14580 Cell Phone:(585) 694-0115 Email: jwikiera@ithaca.edu Education: ● Mcquaid Jesuit High School | Rochester, NY ○ Diploma Received, 2016 ● Ithaca College | Ithaca, NY ○ B.A. in Journalism candidate | Diploma expected 2020 Employment ● Genesee Rowing Club ○ Worked as a coxswain ■ Learn to Row program, taught people how to row ■ Competitive team, participated in Regattas ○ May 2017-Present ● Pittsford Central School District ○ Worked as a member of the grounds maintenance crew ■ Maintained and cared shrubs, trees, and lawns ■ Assisted teachers in packing and transporting classroom equipment ■ Applied mulch to elementary school playgrounds ○ May 2018-August 2018 ● Party City ○ Worked as a sales associate ■ Maintained order of shelves and items ■ Aided customers and operated cash register ○ July 2016-August 2016 Internship: ● Rochester Institute of Technology Imaging Sciences Center Internship ○ Working in the Multidisciplinary Vision Lab ○ Conducted 3 different experiments involving eye-tracking ○ July - August 2015 Leadership: ● YMCA Council On National Affairs- New York state delegate ○ Discussed issues of national importance with other delegates from across the country ○ June 27 2015 - July 2 2015, North Carolina ● Editor-in-Chief ○ YMCA Youth and Government ○ Manage the NY state press program and manage intrastate communication ○ March 2015-2016
- 2. -Page 2- Volunteer / Community Service Experience: Total Hours to date: 400 ● RowForHope.net - benefit to fight cancer ○ Facebook/Twitter: McQRowForHope ○ Team of 7 high school juniors ○ Participated 2 years: Rowed 8 days, 340 miles, the entire length of the Erie Canal across New York state; raised $77,000 for the American Cancer Society ○ Outreach to businesses, presentations to government officials ○ June 2014 & 2015 ● AIDS Care Shop and Wrap: ○ Put together 200 packages each holiday season consisting of personal items and other necessities for people living with HIV/AIDS which they cannot purchase on disability benefits ○ December 2012, 2013, 2015 ● Canal Clean Sweep ○ Responsible for picking up trash along the Erie Canal ○ April 2012, 2013, 2014 ● Volunteering with cancer patients - Hope Lodge ○ Made a meal and visited with caregivers and people undergoing cancer treatments ● Relay for Life: #1 fundraising group, walk through the night ○ July 11-12 2015 School Activities: ● Coxswain, 6 years, McQuaid Jesuit Crew ○ Varsity team, 8th-12th grade ● New York State Youth and Government program ○ Member of Press Corps ○ Delagate to statewide events ○ 9th-12th grade ● Coxswain, 2 years, Ithaca College Crew ○ Novice team, Freshman-Sophomore year Honors and Awards: ● NY State Senate and Assembly Joint Proclamation(s) briefed Representative Harry Bronson ○ Row For Hope ■ Awarded June 24 2014 ■ Awarded June 20 2015 ● Outstanding Youth Volunteer Fundraiser group - ○ Association of Fundraising Professionals - Genesee Valley ● Row For Hope team 2015- Winners: National Philanthropy Day recognition; Featured in Rochester Business Journal and at honoree luncheon at Rochester Convention Center ○ http://rbjdaily.com/article.asp?aID=217957 // http://bit.ly/RowForHopeVideo