Spreadsheets from University of Nevada Las Vegas
Personal Computer Repair from ICS in Sranton, PA

EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS
Bachelor of Science in Business and Economics
Master of Business Administration

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS Continuing Education Program
Courses in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Web Essentials, Microsoft FrontPage, E-Commerce, and Spreadsheets-3

INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL Scranton, Pennsylvania
Diploma in Personal Computer Repair

SYLVIA’S LANGUAGE SERVICES
Semi-private lessons and tutoring in Spanish: I can speak, read, and write Spanish.

COMPUTER SKILLS
• Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows 2000
• Microsoft Works, Microsoft Word, Microsoft FrontPage, Paint Shop Pro
• Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Visual dBase
• Languages: HTML, Visual Basic, Perl, Javascript
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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Through a combination of university courses and self-teaching I have learned to build websites and to write computer programs. I constructed a website that teaches the basics of pronunciación de español con ejemplos - both written and audio. I also constructed websites for a vegetarian restaurant, a computer repairperson, and a free-lance disc jockey/impressionist/singing instructor. In building these websites, I made use of the basic HTML language, Microsoft FrontPage, Paint Shop Pro, Visual Basic, Perl, Javasript, and digital photos taken with my Panasonic DMC-LC20.
I have used spreadsheets to do statistical analysis and to calculate the amortization loans and annuities. I have also constructed spreadsheets to calculate and display information for income statements, balance sheets, personal finance, cash-flow, accounts receivable, accounts payable, and cost of goods sold. I constructed a database of customer information, of addresses and telephone numbers, and of my baseball card collection.

OTHER EXPERIENCE

• Sam’s Town Hotel and Gambling Hall (1981-2002) The establishment had a number of different bar facilities. I worked in a variety of settings: several casino bars, a Mexican restaurant, a casual fine dining restaurant, a dance hall, a lounge, a bowling alley, room service, and a race and sports book. I also worked special events, concerts, parties, and banquets. I managed the bar bank I used for selling beverages to guests and servers, I was also responsible for the gaming bank used to accommodate gaming customers. I was also responsible for opening and closing bars, ordering liquor and supplies, and supervising the workers who cleaned and stocked the bar.
• Elks’ Lodge #1468 (2002-3) Served beverages to lodge members and guests. Also worked banquets and special events. In the daytime I was responsible for setting up the bar and verifying amounts in the banks used for beverage sales, food sales, ticket sales, and the slot machines. Evenings I was responsible for management of the bar and the lodge facility. Also responsible for locking up the banks, monitoring slot machine play, serving food, selling retail items, preparing the nightly financial report, securing the health facility, the meeting rooms, the dining room, and the kitchen.
• Bootlegger Bistro (2002-3) Served beverages to food servers and customers at the bar and at tables. I was responsible for management of a $6,000 bank and the gaming activity; responsible also for purchasing currency and monitoring the payouts from the gaming company and the play of gamblers. I recorded liquor usage and monetary levels of progressive poker machines.
• Charleston Heights Bowl/Victoria’s Disco (1979-1981) I was responsible for serving beverages in a bowling alley and a discotheque. Recorded usage, dealt with vendors, cleaned and stocked the bars.
• Hacienda Hotel and Casino (1977-1978) I supervised lifeguards and pool attendants. Responsibilities included payroll, scheduling, maintenance, retail sales, guest comfort and safety.
• U.S. Post Office (1974-1975) Responsible for sorting parcels and letters, loading and unloading mail trucks.