Patricia M. Angeles
Address:
Greater New York City Area // Harrisburg // Mechanicsburg
E-mail:
angelespatm@gmail.com // pa1163@messiah.edu
Tel: 551.655.3147
Professional info
Patricia M. Angeles is currently a junior at Messiah College. Patricia is an Economic Development (BS) major and hopes to use what she has learned towards her passion to empower people through economic, urban, and community development. Serving is essential in the major and it is to Patricia as well, so she strives to do relational work with the people of a community to be able to build sustaining empowerment and enriching long-term affects. Patricia is currently working as an intern with an economic development public-private corporation, Harristown Enterprises Inc., in Downtown Harrisburg to revitalize the area, empower the people, and appeal others to join the community.
Patricia has also worked or is currently working at several departments in Messiah College such as treasurer of Multicultural Council, student office assistant in Office of Diversity Affairs, an admissions telecounselor of the Admissions Office, photographer for the Office of Marketing and Communications, and catering assistant with Dining Services.
Specialties: Economic development, leadership, program management, detail oriented, budgets, data analysis and marketing.
Work experience
Program Coordinator Intern
Harristown Enterprises Inc.
February 2014 – Present (7 months) Downtown Harrisburg, PA
• Communicate with International House & I2 Exchange Program students; answer questions, assist in problem resolution, overall general assistance
• Assist Resident Manager and Assistants with residents; rooming new arrivals, preparing rooms, check-outs, questions
• Assist management team with lease reviews and cash handling for new IHouse arrivals
• Assist staff with various Enterprises' events; set up, attend, work, tear down, evaluation of event, taking videos and photos
• Digitizing and archiving historic Harristown films and slides
• Various research projects related to Enterprises (community development and real estate)
• Design video for I2/International House to be utilized to promote the mission of the programs
• Various administrative tasks such as copying, filing, faxing
Treasurer
Multicultural Council
May 2013 – Present (1 year 4 months) Messiah College
• Manage the master budget for each semester for all multicultural programs
• Supervise multicultural programs’ spending and earnings daily
• Build relationships with other departments for collaboration
Student Office Assistant
Office of Diversity Affairs
May 2014 – Present (4 months) Messiah College
Admissions Telecounselor
Admissions Office
May 2014 – Present (4 months) Messiah College
Photographer
Office of Marketing and Communications
September 2012 – Present (2 years) Messiah College
• Operate the LinkedIn photo booth at the annual Career and Grad Expo
• Contribute photos to the print, web, and social media needs of Messiah College
Catering Assistant
Catering
May 2013 – September 2013 (5 months) Messiah College
• Provided quality service to approximately 1000 or more people per day
• Supervised and assisted with training new employees
Florist Assistant
Diane Florist
April 2012 – July 2012 (4 months)
• Manage calls, register, and online orders
• Clean the store and pots thoroughly
• Change the flowers and displays
Languages
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English
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Tagalog
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Some Spanish
Skills
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Time Management
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Finance
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Marketing
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Social Media Marketing
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Social Media
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Photography
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Economic Development
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Economics
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Microsoft Office
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Highly detail oriented
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Photoshop
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Committees
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Project Planning
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Project Management
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Tagalog
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Public Speaking
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Program Management
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Leadership
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Management
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Budgets
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Data Analysis
2010 - present
2010 - present
Education
Messiah College
Bachelor of Science (BS), Economic Development
2012 – 2016 (expected)
Grade: Junior
I have presented at a symposium to educate others on the feminization of poverty and its effects on child development, spoke at a 6th day sexuality chapel pertaining to the prominent gender roles found in pop culture and music, worked with the Harrisburg Economic Empowerment Partnership through Collaboratory as Director of Financial Literacy Curriculum, which concentrates on economic empowerment for the Harrisburg/Allison Hill community, current treasurer of Multicultural Programs, and one of the top 4 Martin Scholars for Class of 2016.
Activities and Societies: • Martin Multicultural Scholar • C.O.R.E. • Multicultural Council • Student Activities Board • Collaboratory – Harrisburg Economic Empowerment Partnership
Hasbrouck Heights High School
High School
2010 – 2012
Very involved in various student-led clubs and events.
Activities and Societies: • Founder and President of Multicultural Club • President of Chess Club • Secretary of Student Council • Leader of YWCA Jean’s Day • Key Club • Girls’ Tennis Team • Bowling League • Spanish Club
Honors//Awards
Dean's List
Caroline Maurer, Ph.D. - Dean, School of Business, Education and Social Sciences
June 2014
In order to obtain this level of academic success, one must achieve a grade point average (GPA) of 3.6 or higher for 12 or more credits during the semester. This achievement demonstrates commitment and dedication to succeed in educational pursuits, and requires both self-motivation and focus to accomplish this in our very busy world.
Courses
Bachelor of Science (BS),
Economic Development
Messiah College
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Issues in Environmental Economics
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Intro the Macro-Economics
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Financial Acounting
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Managerial Accounting
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Opportunities in Business
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Marketing Principles
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Principles in Management
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Cultural Athropology
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International Politics
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Introduction to Psychology
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Islam
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Introduction to Christian Theology
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Encountering the Old Testament
Volunteer Experience & Causes
Volunteer
Harrisburg Boys & Girls Club
April 2014 – present (5 months)
Children
- Provide supervision of children from 1st through 7th grade
- Tutor students
- Build relationships with the students and volunteers
Volunteer
Amani Beads
April 2014 – present (5 months)
Children
- Create jewelry from beads made by children and women in Kenya, Africa
- Sell jewelry made and provide 100% of the proceeds to children and women in Kenya, Africa
Volunteer
Joshua Farms
March 2014 – present (6 months)
Environment
- Cut down trees around the farm for a cleaner and more sustainable environment
- Pick up trash around the farm
Volunteer Interests
Causes I care about:
Civil Rights and Social Action
Economic Empowerment
Environment
Politics
Social Services
Organizations I support:
Joshua Farms
Amani Beads
Boys & Girls Club Harrisburg
