· A traditional class-room course dealing with all aspects of the computer, including hardware, software, peripherals, networking, and use of Internet.

· Creating Web Pages: Basic introduction to HTML

· Introduction to PC Troubleshooting: an introduction to computer operating systems.

· History major, psychology and geography minor

· Teaching certificate, secondary education

· Graduated with honors

· Secretarial duties: Typing, filing, copying, submitting materials for printing, distributing mail, answer the telephone, take messages, sign for deliveries, request keys for faculty, submit work orders concerning telephones, and computers, submit ID badge requests for nursing students, type meeting minutes and distribute them

· Bookkeeping: Baccalaureate Nursing Program budget, authorizing payments of bills, ordering supplies and equipment, initiating budget transfers, reporting to program coordinator as to status of budget.

· Personnel: Maintaining personnel files, entering personnel actions (PAR) on computer system (Aims), type and submit faculty workload forms

· Course schedule: Enter schedule for semester classes (Aims), attach fees to course schedule, submit textbook orders, type and submit course syllabi for printing and sale in the bookstore

· Travel : Type and submit travel requests and vouchers with proper receipts

· Part time job working ˝ day, 5 days weekly.

· General secretarial duties

· Bookkeeping

· Taking meeting minutes, arrange meetings

· Process applications for international travel ID cards

· Travel: Type and submit travel requests and vouchers with proper receipts

· Originally classified as Family Services Clinician I, Department for Social Services, Division of Family Services. Position was reclassified and re-titled.

· When the child care subsidy program was first implemented, I personally set up the local office for child care services; set up the filing system and system for record keeping. The duties included traveling throughout 10 northeastern Kentucky counties, interviewing applicants, approving or denying benefits, and bookkeeping. I visited daycare centers, approved billings, entered all information into the computer system, kept records, compiled reports, did my own typing and filing.

· When the certification of in-home child care centers was added to my duties, two other workers were hired and I assisted in their training, made home visits, explained regulations and application process, conducted periodic inspections to verify compliance with regulations, typed letters to child care providers as well as to contract agencies, recommended grants for applicants and conducted investigations of complaints of illegal child care providers.

· Covered a region of 18 counties until July, 2001.

· Conduct investigations of reported child or adult abuse or neglect; juvenile services; adoption and foster care services; preventative services.

· Complete assessments of clients’ needs; type reports; provide written documentation of services; make referrals to other agencies.

· Prepare court reports and testify in court. Gather information for and prepare the adoption presentation summaries.

· Take and process applications for all types of public welfare programs such as food stamps, medical assistance, and welfare checks.

· Review casework of other workers and cite errors.

· Process claims on overpayments and initiate collections.

· Equal Employment Opportunity Counselor.

· Corrective Action Committee member.

· Substitute for office supervisor in her absence.

· Conduct employee evaluations.

· Keep records; file cases; type reports and evaluations.

· Take and process applications for all types of welfare programs.

· Make home visits.

· Take and process applications for federal disaster relief.

· Compose and type social histories for disability determinations.