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Resume Finance Interest-Junior
1. Navya
Sample
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·
Samantha.sample@duke.edu
·
about.me/navyasample
Education
Duke
University
–
Durham,
NC
May
2016
• B.S.
Neuroscience,
Finance
minor,
Markets
&
Management
Studies
certificate
• GPA:
3.90,
Dean’s
List
(Fall
2012,
Fall
2013,
Spring
2014)
Duke
in
Geneva
–
Geneva,
Switzerland
July-‐August
2014
• Deepened
understanding
of
cross-‐cultural
business
and
global
economic
development
through
courses
(International
Business
&
Political
Philosophy
of
Globalization)
and
site
visits
(e.g.
Procter
&
Gamble,
WTO)
Duke
in
Silicon
Valley
–
Cupertino,
CA
May-‐June
2014
• Took
course
adapted
from
Harvard
Business
School
entitled
Building
and
Sustaining
a
Successful
Enterprise;
learned
about
analyzing
and
implementing
disruptive
innovation
strategy
at
Apple
University
program
• Established
relationships
with
local
businesses
and
Duke
alumni
as
part
of
the
program’s
inaugural
class
Mission
San
Jose
High
School
–
Fremont,
CA
June
2011
• Valedictorian,
GPA:
4.0/4.0,
SAT
I:
2400
(800
M
/
800
CR
/
800
W)
Work
Experience
Research
Assistant
–
Human
Neuroeconomics
Laboratory
—
Duke
University
January
2014-‐present
• Supported
graduate
student
and
principal
investigator
on
eye-‐tracking
study
examining
relationship
between
consumer
decisions
and
risk-‐aversion
• Designed
independent
eye-‐tracking
study
to
analyze
consumer
decisions
regarding
products
linked
to
charity
causes
• Contributed
to
data
analysis
and
experimental
design
using
MatLab
Community
Consultant
–
Social
Entrepreneur
Corps
—
Granada,
Nicaragua
May-‐July
2013
• Collaborated
on
projects
in
a
team
of
14
Duke
undergraduates
• Supported
over
10
local
entrepreneurs
in
creating
first-‐time
access
to
life-‐changing
products
(e.g.
eyeglasses,
solar
lamps,
efficient
wood-‐burning
stoves,
water
filters)
through
a
sustainable
microconsignment
model
(MCM)
• Designed,
conducted,
and
evaluated
needs-‐analysis
surveys
for
products
currently
in
development
• Created
and
presented
Spanish
workshops
on
effective
marketing,
microfinance,
leadership,
and
decision-‐making
• Provided
consulting
services
to
7
Nicaraguan
grassroots
organizations
and
small
enterprises
Teaching
Assistant
–
University
of
California,
Berkeley,
CA
June-‐July
2008-‐2011
• Taught
25+
middle
and
high
school
students
per
summer;
trained
students
on
basic
web
design
skills
at
the
Academic
Talent
Development
Program
• Supervised
and
instructed
small
groups
of
4-‐5
students,
guiding
them
through
individual
projects
and
assignments
• Wrote
weekly
evaluations
on
students’
work
and
behavior
to
assist
instructors
Leadership
Experience
Associate
Program
Director
–
FEMMES
(Females
Excelling
More
in
Math,
Engineering,
&
Science)
—
Duke
University
February
2012-‐present
• Directed
group
of
20+
student
volunteers
and
70
4th-‐6th
grade
girls
during
weekly
Saturday
program
• Collaborated
with
10-‐member
executive
board
to
plan
and
manage
8th
annual
day-‐long
capstone
event
involving
250+
girls,
60
undergraduate
volunteers,
and
22
professors
and
educational
outreach
organizations
• Secured
first-‐time
$665
ServeTogether
Collaborative
Grant
for
Capstone
event
from
Duke
Partnership
for
Service
• Translated
documents
and
communicated
via
telephone
and
email
with
Spanish-‐speaking
families
• Created
and
maintained
social
media
presence
via
Facebook
and
website
Publicity
&
Marketing
Committee
Co-‐Chair
–
Awaaz
(Diya)
—
Duke
University
Aug.-‐Nov.
2011-‐2012
• Implemented
marketing
campaign
using
social
media,
resulting
in
sold-‐out
performances
both
show
nights
• Managed
5-‐member
project
team
to
create
logo,
t-‐shirt,
flyers,
and
banner
and
organize
event
logistics
Campus
Involvement
&
Skills
Business-‐Oriented
Women
(BOW)
—
Member
—
Duke
University
September
2011-‐present
• Attended
bi-‐weekly
informational
meetings
and
networking
events;
learned
from
guest
speakers
• Mentored
2
underclassmen
and
formed
mentorship
connections
with
several
upperclassmen
and
alumni
Art
Courses
—
Painting
&
Photography
• Selected
to
display
5
photographs
and
1
drawing
at
Duke
Arts
Festival
2012-‐2014
• Paintings
exhibited
in
annual
local
hometown
exhibitions,
2007-‐2011
Skills
Language
Technical
• Spanish
–
intermediate
written
and
oral
proficiency
• Microsoft
Office
(Word,
PowerPoint,
Excel)
• Adobe
Photoshop
CS5,
Illustrator
CS5,
Lightroom
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