John R. Smith Current Address: 901 F Street NW Washington, D.C. 20004 Permanent Address: 901 F Street NW Washington, D.C. 20004 (212) 573-8888 Johnrsmith@gmail.com Education Expected May 2014 Houston, TX University of Thurgood Marshall, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Chemical Engineering; 4.0/4.0 GPA Minor in Biology Relevant Coursework: Biochemical Engineering I & II, Chemical Process Engineering, Atmospheric Chemistry & Physics, Biostatistics, Calculus I & II, Abstract Geometry Skills and SOFTWARE PROFICIENCIES Microsoft Office C## Java Script MS InfoPath Conflict Resolution Skills GIS MathCAD ASPEN 10-Key 75 WPM          Fluent in English and Spanish  WORK & LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Summer 2008 Shell Oil Company Houston, TX Intern A summer internship spent working with Chemical Engineers in various departments on several expansion projects Recommended and implemented renovations program for out-of-date facilities, saving $20 million in new building projected costs Managed and completed more than forty (40) projects in less than three (3) months Designed presentations for supervisor to present to potential clients based upon results and analysis of research Summer 2007 Phoenix, AZ Conoco-Philips, Inc. Intern A summer internship spent assisting the chemicals technology group as well as helping in the continuing efforts of different programmatic needs Recommended and implemented new switching center design, which resulted in improved equipment maintenance and switching operations Achieved one hundred forty (140) percent growth in productivity for the department Spring 2006 University of Thurgood Marshall Houston, TX Research Assistant A volunteer position with Big Brother Big Sister, responsible for helping with program coordination, distribution of materials, event planning, office needs, and general office & field projects Trained staff on use of new programs and developed voice-automation system that increased productivity, which allowed fifteen (15) percent reduction in staffing needs Recruited and trained over twenty-five (25) volunteers, which saved $500,000 dollars in operating and administrative costs Increased the mentoring program participant numbers by seventy-three (73) percent in three (3) months Activities & Honors National Dean’s List; 2004, 2005, 2006 University of Thurgood Marshall, SGA President Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE),   Recording Secretary National Society of Black Engineers Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. National Honors Society     National Merit Scholar Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) Scholarship Recipient TMCF 2013 Leadership Institute  
John R. Smith Current Address: 901 F Street NW Washington, D.C. 20004 Permanent Address: 901 F Street NW Washington, D.C. 20004 (212) 573-8888 Johnrsmith@gmail.com Education University of Thurgood Marshall, Expected May 2014 Houston, TX Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Chemical Engineering; 4.0/4.0 GPA Minor in Biology Relevant Coursework: Biochemical Engineering I & II, Chemical Process Engineering, Atmospheric Chemistry & Physics, Biostatistics, Calculus I & II, Abstract Geometry Skills and SOFTWARE PROFICIENCIES Microsoft Office  C##  Java Script  MS InfoPath  Conflict Resolution Skills  GIS  MathCAD  ASPEN  10-Key  75 WPM  Fluent in English and Spanish WORK & LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Summer 2008 Shell Oil Company Houston, TX Intern A summer internship spent working with Chemical Engineers in various departments on several expansion projects Recommended and implemented renovations program for out-of-date facilities, saving $20 million in new building projected costs Managed and completed more than forty (40) projects in less than three (3) months Designed presentations for supervisor to present to potential clients based upon results and analysis of research Summer 2007 Conoco-Philips, Inc. Phoenix, AZ Intern A summer internship spent assisting the chemicals technology group as well as helping in the continuing efforts of different programmatic needs Recommended and implemented new switching center design, which resulted in improved equipment maintenance and switching operations Achieved one hundred forty (140) percent growth in productivity for the department Spring 2006 University of Thurgood Marshall Houston, TX Research Assistant A volunteer position with Big Brother Big Sister, responsible for helping with program coordination, distribution of materials, event planning, office needs, and general office & field projects Trained staff on use of new programs and developed voice-automation system that increased productivity, which allowed fifteen (15) percent reduction in staffing needs Recruited and trained over twenty-five (25) volunteers, which saved $500,000 dollars in operating and administrative costs Increased the mentoring program participant numbers by seventy-three (73) percent in three (3) months Activities & Honors National Dean’s List; 2004, 2005, 2006  University of Thurgood Marshall, SGA President  Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), Recording Secretary  National Society of Black Engineers  Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.  National Honors Society  National Merit Scholar  Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) Scholarship Recipient  TMCF 2013 Leadership Institute
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