Jonathan Paul Loomis



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	4100 Massachusetts Avenue, NW #404 Washington, DC 20016 Telephone: 202 � 362 � 6503 Electronic mail: [email protected] Web: http://go.to/jonloomis

Education	American University � Washington, DC www.american.edu Double major in Latin American Language and Area Studies and Secondary Education Projected graduation: May 2001

Study Abroad	Buenos Aires � Argentina July - November 1999 � Lived with an Argentina host family � Attended classes at the Universidad de Belgrano � Traveled within Argentina and to Uruguay, Bolivia, Peru, Chile, and Mexico

Experience	DC Reads Program � DC Reads Tutor � Washington, DC September 1997 - May 1999 � Taught fifth graders at an inner city DC school � Developed and taught lessons in which the students made a 16' x 8' map of the Chesapeake Bay and built their own model space station � Prepared and directed a cultural enhancement project for two advanced students � Assisted on field trips � Taught mathematics and social studies lessons once a week � Worked with small groups on reading skills � Supervised on the playground
	Mann After Care � After-school Day Care Supervisor � Washington, DC April 1999 - Present � Worked with 5 to 10 year old students in an after-school program until 6 p.m. three days a week � Assisted students with their homework � Played games with the students � Provided disciplinary guidance
	Monday Temporary Services � Inside Pharmaceutical Sales Representative � Kalamazoo, MI May 1999 - July 1999 � Detailed physicians and pharmacists about new and established pharmaceuticals via telephone � Provided patient education information for practices � Provided practices with samples of various products � Gathered pricing comparison information and was responsible for taking and entering pharmacy orders � Participated in informational meetings with product managers of major pharmaceutical manufacturers
	Rota-Kiwan Boy Scout Reservation � Area Director � Kalamazoo, MI June 1996 - August 1996 � Designed and implemented a new program to assist Eagle Scout candidates � Taught citizenship merit badges to 14 through 16-year-old scouts � Supervised two assistants � Participated in other camp staff activities, such as mealtime skits, camp-wide shows, waterfront sports, games and safety drills

Special Skills	Language: Advanced abilities in written and oral Spanish Computers: Familiar with MS Word, Excel, Claris Works, Internet, and MS Frontpage Music: Play guitar, hammered dulcimer, and recorder

Interests	Music, sports, backpacking, art, and reading