1. 4071 S. Cedar Ave, Yuma, AZ 85365 337-4998086 vickymbellow@gmail.com
VictoriaMartinez Bellow
Qualifications  Experienced Bilingual translator - Able to translate from Spanish to English and
English to Spanish
 Great communicatorwith adaptation skills - Capable of learning concepts and
creating new ideas in a fast paced market
 Analytical Problem Solver - Mature decision-maker with ability to organize, evaluate
options/alternatives, and negotiate win-win solutions
 Competent and focused - Professional demeanor and levelheaded thinker, dedicated
to meeting or exceeding organizational goals and objectives
Education June 2010 – May 2012 McNeese State University Lake Charles, LA
 Master of Engineering
 Overall GPA: 3.33 - 36 hours earned ▪ Graduation date: May 2012
2006 – May 2010 McNeese State University Lake Charles, LA
 Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering
 ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology) accredited program of
study
 Overall GPA: 3.36 - 159 hours earned ▪ Graduation date: May 2010
Experience September 2012- Present Arizona Western College (AWC) Yuma, AZ
Professor of Engineering/Mathematics – STEM (Futures) Grant
 Taught undergraduate courses in Engineering and Mathematics
 Collaborated with STEM (Futures) Grant (Department of Education, $6 million) as a
faculty member and the University of Arizona to support /develop 4 year Systems
Engineering program in Yuma
 Collaborated with Architects and Grant members in the design and layout of new
phases of the Engineering and Technology Building
 Developed new ways to perform hands-on experience for the students by contacting
local firms and creating internships
 Project Lead of engineering program assessment plan, which involves program and
student outcomes that map through other Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and
Technology classes.
 College Representative of the Professional Development Committee to help provide
workshops on different STEM fields that will benefit faculty/staff
 Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI) – METS STEP NSF Grant (4th and 5th year, $94,000)
– Collaboration with ASU’s METS (Motivated Engineering Transfer Students) Center
 WEST (Western Engineering Science and Technology) Club Advisor
August – September 2012 Arizona Western College Yuma, AZ
Supplemental Instructor (SI) - STEM (Futures)
 Peer-assisted academic support program that targets difficult courses in order to
approach learning through regularly scheduled, out-of-class review sessions.
 Integration of what to learn with how to learn by incorporating organizational tools,
problem solving strategies, and exam preparation.
May 2012- July 2012 Lake CharlesRacquet Club Lake Charles, LA
Lifeguard
 Pool parties coordinator

2. May 2010- July 2012 McNeese State University Lake Charles, LA
Grad Assistant
 General supervisor, scheduling responsibilities for general staff and lifeguards
 ACIS workout program
 Maintain inventory of supplies and enforce complex policies and procedures
 Other office work duties such as depositing money, setting up memberships and
ordering replacement pieces of equipment
June - December 2011 La Maison Buildersof SWLA Lake Charles, LA
Internship
 Pre- Bid, Bid, and Contracting processes
 Project manager assistant
 Submittals processes between architect and contractor in order to move forward
during the project
 Material take off for wood, brick, and cement blocks
 Assist superintendents with daily logs information
May 2007-May 2010 McNeese State University Lake Charles, LA
Student Worker – Recreational Complex
 Assist students in the operation of equipment in weight room, arena, and front entrance
 Daily cleaning/closing duties responsibilities
 Summer Camps Supervisor
December 2009 Gobierno del Estado de Durango Gomez Palacio, Mexico
Winter Break Internship
 On site visits for the construction of the main bridge in the city while pouring concrete
and forming I- Beams
 Work on column design, loading, and installation process
 Required to understand the safety procedures during the construction time
Summer 2008 McNeese State University Lake Charles, LA
Tennis Instructor
 Organize and manage the McNeese tennis camp for children and adults
 Plan daily activities and tennis lessons that involved practice drills and one-to-one time
on the court
 Get kids/adults involved into the sport, making them part of a routine involving
elements such as discipline, responsibility, and courage.
Activities  McNeese Varsity Tennis Team - Principal athletic team representing McNeese State
 Volunteer at FCA – Fellowship of Christian Athletes
 ASCE (American Association of Civil Engineers) member
 United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA)
 Society of Women Engineers (SWE) member
 MSU Student – Athlete Advisory Committee: Overview NCAA Proposals, discussing
problems with the athletes, coaches. Committee includes many prominent faculty
including Athletic Advisor, Compliance Director
 SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers) Recent Graduate Member
 ASEE (American Society for Engineering Education) member
 SAME (Society of American Military Engineers) Phoenix post member – Student
Connection at AWC

3. Awards
 Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll (Southland Conference) (Spring 2007,Spring
2008, Spring 2009, Spring 2010)
President’s Honor Roll (Fall 2007, 2008, 2009, Summer 2010)
 Honors List: Fall 2006, 2011, Spring 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012
 All-Conference: Second Team Singles: 2007, First Team Doubles: 2007 and 2008
 Athletic Scholarship; four years (2006-2010) varsity tennis NCAA D-1 (Southland
Conference)
 Most Valuable Player of the year 2008-2009
References Available upon request