KEVIN S. INOUYE

EDUCATION:

BA in Psychology, Earlham College, 1998; Collegiate and Departmental Honors

COMPUTER SKILLS:

Familiar with Adobe Photoshop, HTML, Microsoft Office Package, Word, WordPerfect, electronic databases, and Internet search engines and browsers

PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT:

• Assistant Front Office Manager/ Receptionist,
  Antioch University, Seattle, WA 2001-Present
  Schedule rooms and equipment for entire campus, answer and direct multi-line phone system, maintain business card, phone extension, long distance phone code, parking information, and other data bases. Create signs, flyers, announcements, and policy brochures for administrative department. Process incoming and outgoing mail, maintain security presence, supervise and train up to two work-study students at a time. Also serving on staff assembly and student services committee.
• Produce Supervisor,
  Ocean View Farmer's Market, Montauk, NY Summer 2000
  Supervised display and storage of up to 10 tons of produce in high-traffic upscale market in resort town, assured customer service and satisfaction, supervised two other employees
• Wares/Sales,
  Goodwill Industries, Richmond, IN Spring 2000
  Sorted, priced, and displayed up to 600 items daily, received donations, operated register
• Lab Technician,
  Dooling Psychology Lab, U of MD 1998-1999
  Designed and built test equipment, ran experiments; designed, ran, and presented pilot tests; created computer graphics using Photoshop and Corel software; edited writing, conducted library and internet research
• Waitstaff,
  Yamazushi Japanese Restaurant, Durham, NC Summer 1998
  Served customers in upscale, full-service restaurant, arranged orders with multilingual staff, translated for Japanese customers, inventoried daily profit.
• English Teacher,
  IBA English Academy, Gumyo, Japan Summer 1997
  Taught English to students of all ages and abilities, helped design curriculum.

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE:

• Receptionist, Usher
  Jackson's Lane Community Center, London, England 1997
  Operated telephone switchboard, assisted patrons, sold membership and tickets.
• Intern
  Gateway Japan, Washington, D.C. 1994
  Retrieved and scanned government documents, proofread and prepared for online database

LANGUAGES:
Conversational Japanese