Forrest C. Johnson has over 10 years of experience in legal research, social media coordination, museum operations, food services, and records management. He holds a B.A. in International Affairs from the University of Georgia and has worked as a legal intern, social media coordinator, museum coordinator, student employee, and records clerk. Johnson has extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office, social media platforms, content management systems, and operating systems. He also has international experience in South Korea, China, and Europe and is proficient in Spanish, Italian, and written Korean.

1. Forrest C. Johnson
115 Ashling Drive LaGrange, Georgia 30240 ∙ forrestjohnson84@gmail.com ∙ (706) 957-4436
Education:
B.A. in International Affairs, University of Georgia, 2011
Work Experience:
Legal Intern, Willis McKenzie, LLP; LaGrange, Georgia (March 2015 – March 2016)
Responsibilities included:
 Researched judicial precedents for use in legal briefs, aided in writing court motions and orders.
 Outlined and analyzed depositions to be used in questioning witnesses at trial.
 Organized and analyzed medical records for use in trial and court motions.
Social Media Coordinator, LaGrange Art Museum; LaGrange, Georgia (November 2014 – March 2015).
Responsibilities included:
• Developing social media strategies to maximize exposure of LaGrange Art Museum and its mission.
• Writing and designing content for online outlets to efficiently and effectively relay information.
• Tracking responses on social media sites to better interact with museum patrons and supporters.
Museum Coordinator, Legacy Museum; LaGrange, Georgia (December 2011 – March 2015).
Responsibilities included:
• Arrange and conduct tours for large groups, including senior citizens and elementary class trips and develop
worksheets and activities for visiting children.
• Greet and direct patrons, researchers, museum visitors, and general public.
• Recruit volunteers, coordinate volunteer schedules, and oversee museum gift shop operations.
• Coordinate with our archivist and curator on selecting and arranging artifacts for rotating exhibits.
Student Employee, University of Georgia Food Services, Athens, Georgia (August 2010 – December 2011).
Responsibilities included:
 Assisted and served customers in a campus convenience store; earned “excellent” scores from mystery
shoppers.
 Maintained cash accountability that exceeded workplace standards.
 Strategically developed an inventory ordering process to minimize wasted products due to expiration.
 Maintained unit in compliance with health codes; which resulted in perfect scores from health department
inspections.
Records Clerk, Troup County Archives, LaGrange, Georgia (December 2007 – May 2008).
Responsibilities included:
 Managed newly acquired records and disposal of expired records.
 Answered requests for government and education records; provided education records in less than ten
minutes and court records in less than an hour.
 Maintained a Microsoft Excel database to keep track of over 150 years of court, education, property, and tax
records stored in five locations in three different buildings to better facilitate record retrieval.
Additional Skills: Extensive knowledge of operating systems Windows Vista, 7, and 8. Comfortable using Microsoft
Office 2010 and all associated software including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Working knowledge of social media for
businesses, blog engines such as Word Press, and website administration like Expression Engine.
International Experience and Language Skills: Advanced knowledge of British culture and European culture.
Participated in a six-week study abroad program in South Korea and China. This provided me with excellent exposure to
Korean culture, customs, and mannerisms. Good understanding of written and spoken Spanish and Italian, basic
understanding of written Korean.