Lauren E. Flores1938 Ennis Joslin Rd, Corpus Christi TX 78412 • 830-275-2797 • l flores29@islander.tamucc.edu

Student

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Current Student at Texas A & M University Corpus Christi (TAMUCC) studying General Applied Mathematics with a minor in Accounting. Currently seeking an internship, with plans to go into Actuarial work, Risk Management, Risk Analysis, Finance, and Investment Banking/Trading. Strong and effective leader, competitor, highly competent as a director/coordinator and extremely organized as a worker, capable of transforming the workplace into a more organized and functional setting with the ability to boost student’s abilities as well as the abilities of peers to a higher level. , Team coach for gymnastics, power tumbling, and cheerleading; 14 years of competitive power tumbling experience.

KEY STRENGTHS

High Involvement CPR certified First aid certified Gym/Facility

Management Communication Skills Office Management

Training Management USAG Certification Special Needs Experience

Minor Triage Tenacious/Persistent

Flexible/Adaptable Strong Work Ethic

Great Communicator Passionate

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

High School Diploma – John Paul Stevens High School 2009 – 2013 Some College – Texas A&M University Corpus Christi 2013 – Current

o Studying General Applied Mathematics with a minor in Accounting

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENTTeam and Recreational Coach August 2014 – January 2015 Level 1 – Level 5 Competitive Program Coach/TrainerAll Level Recreational Program Coach/TrainerManaged Level 1 – Level 5 Competitive All – Around Gymnastics program. Provided an environment conducive to learning and development, as well as creating strength and discipline in the students. Proven Experience: Coached recreational classes, special needs classes, and competitive

teams, with multiple students placing in competition. Also sought out by parents to teach private lessons with students as to receive more individualized attention.

Seasoned Instructor: Professionally taught 960 classes with 10-15 students per class, not including private lessons.

Experienced Trainer: Instructed students that competed in the region, state, and national level as well at students with special needs, students under the age of 2 y/o, and classes with young adults (over 18 y/o)

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Lauren E. Flores1938 Ennis Joslin Rd, Corpus Christi TX 78412 • 830-275-2797 • l flores29@islander.tamucc.edu

Proven Performer: Assist the gym owner and team coaches in the advancement of performance for the regular students as well as the team students in normal and specialized skills. This includes light spotting, heavy spotting, educating students in the use of equipment, proper care of equipment, explanation of skills thoroughly, using proper skill advancement techniques to ensure a safe and fun environment that is conducive to learning.

o Operate Highly Complex Gymnasium Equipment: Balance Beams, Uneven Bars, Duel Even Bars, Tumble Tracks, Trampolines (competitive grade), Double-Mini Trampolines, Spring Rod Floors, Flat Mats, Stationary Hexagon Barrels, Wedge Mats, Foam Pits, and more.

o Knowledgeable in CPR, Safety, and First Aid. Educate or monitor the students regarding safety procedures, knowledge of the equipment,

and competitive skill information.o Selected to teach Level 1 – Level 6 skills and competitive routines as well as assisting

in the set up and flow of a competition.

Head Summer Camp Coach/Faculty June 2014 – August 2014 Responsible for conducting a playful and positive yet reasonably safe and knowledgeable environment. Responsible for directing and developing the talents of each individual student, and catering to their needs or skill set. Responsible for proper organization of paperwork for the gymnasium and Effective Communicator: Collaborate with other coaches and parents to ensure effective

learning and skill development, and the achievement of specific skill development and enjoyment of the students along with the desired outcome of advancing in the gymnastics/cheerleading program.

o Contribute to the provision of quality coaching and gymnasium management through performance improvement techniques that demonstrate positive outcomes in skill development and advancement in the gymnastics/cheerleading program.

Attention to Detail: Scanning the gym for unsafe and potentially dangerous/compromising situations, along with reading through student’s files and spending time learning student’s to place them in the correct level class and to adjust their learning environment to fit their skill set and abilities as well as their desired development outcome.

o Develop program plans per student group abilities and skillset.o Observe students abilities for any potential growth and advancement.o Implement proper non-emergency or emergency measures after identifying minor or

intermediary injuries the students may have incurred.o Care for students that have special needs and may be on one or multiple medications.o Care for stable and non-stable students, individualizing the program for each student,

and growing the program with them and for them. Selected as an on-call alternate for over-night camps and minor office work. (As needed).

o Manage the care and well-being of 15 to 40 student’s over-night in the gymnasium.

CERTIFICATIONS CPR September

2014

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Lauren E. Flores1938 Ennis Joslin Rd, Corpus Christi TX 78412 • 830-275-2797 • l flores29@islander.tamucc.edu

First Aid September 2014

USAG Coach Certification September 2014

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