Resume

• 2016

  Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA)

  Business Administration

  Management and Operations

  Northcentral University

• 2010

  Master of Management

  Business Administration and Management

  General

  Bellevue University

• 2009

  Bachelor of Science

  Applied concepts learned in the online classroom to daily work activities.

  Business Administration

  Bellevue University

• 2007

  Associates of Arts

  Served as President of Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) and brought National Championship back to the college for the first time.

  Business Management

  Enactus

  Central Texas College

• Cities combat FOG

  \"Most people never even think about when they finish frying their chicken or whatever

  and they just let it go down

  and that causes huge problems

  \" Kana said. The city continues to educate residential and commercial users about proper FOG disposal

  he said.

  Cities combat FOG

  Customers view dresses during Genesis Boutique open house

  \"I'm so excited today

  there are no words

  \" Rodriguez said as she accepted smiles and hugs from well-wishers. The event also highlighted the shop's selection of prom dresses and dresses for brides

  bridal parties and military balls.

  Customers view dresses during Genesis Boutique open house

  CTC Enactus to host Genesis Boutique fashion show

  The latest styles offered by Genesis Boutique will be on display from 1 to 3 p.m. in the CTC Fine Arts auditorium (building 112) on the Killeen campus. The event is free and open to the public. Operation Step Up was established to help small businesses on the brink of closing improve business practices and become sustainable.

  CTC Enactus to host Genesis Boutique fashion show

  Enactus to hold business start-up seminar for active-duty spouses

  Operation I Serve Too is from 9 a.m. to noon Sept. 22-26 each day at the Soldier Development Center (Bldg. 33009)

  room D111

  761st Tank Battalion Avenue. During the workshop

  attendees will learn the concepts and essential skills of starting a business including concept

  marketing and budgeting.

  CTC group helps military spouses be their own boss

  \"The idea behind 'I Serve Too' is to provide military spouses an opportunity to learn how to develop a business and be their own boss

  \" said Chastity Clemons

  Enactus sponsor and CTC business administration instructor. \"Our focus is to provide the means to create a business that can move with the spouse wherever they may go and still create a sustainable income.\"

  CTC group helps military spouses be their own boss

  CTC's Enactus team places top 5 in nation

  \"The teams were judged on the entrepreneurial projects completed during the year and the impact on their local communities

  \" a news release said. CTC Enactus earned $15

  500 in grant money during the national competition

  including first-place grants of $5

  000 for the Sam's Club Step Up for Small Business project and $5

  000 for the Coca-Cola Women's Empowerment grant.

  CTC's Enactus team places top 5 in nation

  CTC group wants to help female-owned business

  The project is funded by the Sam's Club Step Up for Small Business Project Partnership

  and will allow Enactus members to work with the chosen business on skills such as marketing

  pricing and finances. \"Our goal is to help a struggling small business grow and become a profitable entity in the community

  \" said Chastity Clemons

  the college's Enactus sponsor and business administration professor.

  CTC group wants to help female-owned business

  Enactus works to save local business

  Being a small business owner

  with no previous entrepreneur experience

  Smith tried everything she could think of to turn her failing business of three years into a profit maker. She advertised

  adjusted operating hours and marketed her brand

  but the only business they were seeing was from high school students.

  Enactus works to save local business

  SIFE teaches entrepreneurial skills to high schoolers

  It was back in early 1993 when Central Texas College established its first chapter of Students in Free Enterprise

  a nonprofit service organization found on college campuses around the world. SIFE's mission - utilizing student projects to promote entrepreneurship and improve communities - apparently caught on with fervor at the Killeen campus.

  SIFE teaches entrepreneurial skills to high schoolers

  Enactus receives grant for homeless shelter

  The college announced this week that its chapter of Enactus

  formerly known as Students In Free Enterprise

  received a $2

  000 grant from Lowe's for a community service project to benefit Cove House Emergency Homeless Shelter in Copperas Cove. \"This is the first time we were approved for this grant

  \" said Chastity Clemons

  a business management professor and the organization's coordinator.

  Enactus receives grant for homeless shelter

  To help the community become sustainable through empowering them to change their standard of living and quality of life is the most rewarding aspect. Teaching college students through Enactus projects embraces the social responsibility that organizations focus on to improve consumer confidence.

  Enactus United States

  Chapter Historian & Facebook Administrator

  Zeta Phi Beta Sorority

  Inc. Xi Mu Zeta Chapter

  Committee Member- Diversity

  Central Texas College

  Outlook

  Managerial

  Supervisory Skills

  Microsoft Office

  Higher Education

  Event Planning

  Microsoft Excel

  Staff Development

  Adult Education

  Teaching

  Budgets

  Public Speaking

  Leadership Development

  Research

  Student Affairs

  Management

  Teaching Adults

  Entrepreneurship

  Project Management

  PowerPoint

  Clemons

  Chastity

  Clemons

  Central Texas College

  Texas A&M University-Central Texas

  Central Texas College Students In Free Enterprise

  Cherryvale Christian School

  •\tDirected activities of preschool and afterschool care center and developed facility to provide instruction and care for 51 children ages 3-13. \n•\tPrepared and submitted budget to board of trustee

  administrative agency

  and owner for approval.\n•\tPurchased instructional materials

  teaching aids

  and resources to stimulate learning. \n•\tInterviewed and hired teaching and service staff. \n•\tSupervised

  managed

  trained

  and evaluated staff of four full-time teachers at one time.\n•\tCompiled and calculated weekly payroll and created weekly employee work and student activity schedules. \n•\tPerformed administration duties to include collecting payments

  maintaining payment accounts

  and writing receipts.\n•\tConferred with parents regarding facility activities

  policies

  and enrollment procedures. \n•\tConsulted teaching staff regarding child’s behavioral or learning problems

  and recommended methods of modifying inappropriate behavior and encouraged learning experiences. \n•\tMaintained employee records

  training

  and certifications.\n•\tComputed weekly payroll according to state and federal requirements.\n•\tPlanned and established schedules

  lesson plans

  special activities

  and field trips. \n•\tReviewed and evaluated facility activities to ensure conformance to state and local regulations. \n•\tWorked in compliance with South Carolina Department of Social Services and OSHA to maintain registration and license. \n•\tHandled billing

  budgeting

  marketing

  and advertising

  purchasing

  and collaborating with community agencies. \n•\tArranged medical attention for ill and injured children in accordance with parental instructions and first-aid & CPR training. \n•\tPerformed classroom teaching duties during absence of teaching staff.

  Cherryvale Christian School

  Central Texas College

  Killeen

  Texas-Central Campus

  •Facilitate and provide the Central Texas College (CTC) Enactus team hands-on learning experience through projects by developing

  administering

  and evaluating management by objective projects. \n•Manage

  evaluate

  and foster the progress of active CTC Enactus team to ensure continuously improving quality and size of program.\n•Compile

  produce

  and analyze data and statistics to evaluate program success and identify areas of improvement.\n•Wrote seven grants to Enactus on behalf of fortune 500 companies to receive donor support and financial funding of projects in the past three academic school years to Sam’s Club

  Walmart

  and Campbells and was awarded $6

  750 towards projects.\n•Prepare

  maintain

  and monitor Enactus team files

  budget

  and financial accounts and conduct a cost/benefit analysis.\n•Serve as primary point of contact

  liaison

  advocate

  and independent decision authority in managing relations between Central Texas College

  Enactus students

  Enactus Headquarters

  local businesses

  non-profit organizations

  local community

  and donor fortune 500 companies. \n•Research and identify needs and opportunities within the local community and implement strategies for CTC Enactus students to support by changing their quality of life and standard of living by enabling progress through entrepreneurial action. \n•Establish and support a business advisory board to advice and mentor CTC Enactus teams. \n•Create

  assist

  and evaluate competition presentation and prepare students for regional and national level competitions. \n•Ensure team adheres to the national and worldwide Enactus reporting standards-timely and accurate submission of key reports

  including but limited to the Active Team Sheet

  Team Data Sheet

  and Project Verification Form.\n•Attend and supervise all projects conducted on and off campus

  travel to trainings and Enactus regional and national competitions.\n•Supervise

  train

  guide

  and evaluate one part-time Clerk II and work-study employees.

  Full-Time Business Professor and SIFE Coordinator

  Killeen/Temple

  Texas Area

  •\tTeach online business communication course

  which a required course for all disciplines\n•\tResponsible for instruction

  course preparation

  grading and assessment

  and professional \n responsibilities as a member of the instructional team of a school or academic department

  Adjunct Professor

  Texas A&M University-Central Texas

  Business Administration & Paralegal Department

  •\tPerformed administration duties to include filing

  faxing

  and assisting students in class scheduling

  drop/add

  withdrawal

  and proctor exams.\n•\tAssisted instructors

  students

  and staff with printing

  grant petition into internships

  create spreadsheets

  flyers

  memos

  letters via Microsoft Suite

  and troubleshot basic IT issues with computer programs and systems. \n•\tEntered and maintained data matrix for Enactus projects and Wise Up Financial extra credit.\n•\tCoordinated and cancelled all classes and assigned classrooms for lecture courses. \n•\tTracked semester enrollments through Datatel Colleague and administered and collected cert rolls. \n•\tPlaced announcement and emails through Blackboard

  downloaded grade books from Blackboard

  and input grades into WebAdvisor. \n•\tSupervised work-study and co-supervise three lab assistants. \n•\tServed as Co-Advisor over Enactus student organization. Networked with students

  business owners and leaders

  and the community at large to create and implicate community projects to improve standard of life for those in need. \n•\tGuided and assisted students in preparation for yearly competition through mentoring

  administration duties

  and presentation preparation. \n•\tAssisted professor in BMGT 2370 & 2371 Business Management Applications 3-credit course.

  Administrative Assistant

  Central Texas College

  Conducted projects in the community to high school

  middle school

  and elementary students in free enterprise

  financial literacy

  market economics

  entrepreneurship

  success skills

  and sustainability. Lead a 8 man competition team to regional competition and national competition to win the 2009 SIFE National Expo in Philadelphia

  PA.\n•\tLead and managed a team of 33 students and won 2009 SIFE National Championship.\n•\tTaught detailed projects on Free Enterprise

  Market Economics

  Success Skills

  Entrepreneurship

  Environmental Sustainability

  and Financial Literacy in the local schools and community.\n•\tMaintained project calendars

  team and partner phone rosters

  and project files.\n•\tReceived Service Leadership Awards in 2008 & 2009.\n•\tSet agendas for meeting

  responsible for SIFE community communication.\n•\tLiaison to SIFE national headquarters. \n•\tAppointed and delegated to have team perform tasks and ensure they were done correctly and completed.\n•\tEvaluated on-going analysis of operations to improve SIFE.\n•\tProblem solved and sought alternatives and advice prior to making decisions to ensure outcomes were in line with Faculty Advisor strategy.\n•\tRecruited and retained members throughout the school year.\n•\tTrained officers and new members to understand and carry SIFE responsibilities and practices throughout the year.

  Central Texas College Students In Free Enterprise

  Central Texas College

  Business Administration & Paralegal Department

  •Teach online

  lecture

  and blended courses adhering to the course master syllabus and textbook: BMGT 1327-Principles of Management

  HRPO 2301-Human Resource Management

  HRPO 1311- Human Relations

  BMGT 1325- Office Administration Management

  BUSI 1301- Business Principles

  BMGT 1301-Supervision

  BMGT 2370-Management Applications I Capstone course

  BMGT 2371-Management Applications II Capstone course

  BUSG 2309- Small Business Management

  MRKG 1311- Principles of Marketing

  BMGT 2488- Business Administration Internship I

  BMGT 2489-Business Administration Internship II\n•Provide quality learning experience for Central Texas College students on a semester basis with teaching load of 5/5/4 for a 12 month contract\n•Manage syllabus material

  responsible for selecting and compiling tests

  assignments

  and online discussion exercises that permit measurement of performance relative to standardized learning objectives\n•Maintain course updates and changes as well as communication with students via Blackboard\n•Facilitate class instruction by teaching the assigned class in accordance with learning objectives and session plan outlines specified by SACS \n•Evaluate student performance by administrating evaluations of student performance based on course deliverables and course rubrics\t \n•Took student account from $23

  000 to $124

  000 to date by writing grants and winning competitions\n•Adhere to protocol guidelines in participation in chat sessions or responses to students\n•Respond promptly to grade determination by submitting grades for assignment

  discussion board exercise

  case studies

  exams

  and course completion\n•Maintain Certrolls and grade books for online

  lecture

  and blended courses\n•Input grades in WebAdvisor

  Blackboard Grade Center

  and Records & Registration for distance learning\n•Create

  update

  and provide syllabus and course outline each semester\n•Receptive to questions

  complaints

  grievances

  and suggestions of students

  faculty

  and staff\n

  Full-Time Business Management & Administration Professor and Net Impact Faculty Advisor

  Sam M. Walton Fellow

  Enactus

  Member

  Zeta Phi Beta Sorority

  Inc.- Mu Delta Zeta Chapter

  Secure the support of the University

  financial or otherwise\nCoordinate the completion and filing of required forms\nAttend all meetings of the Chapter as \nManages chapter budget\nAssists students in adhering to University policy and protocol\nServe as a mentor\nPromote Collegiate Chapter initiatves between the University and the local sponsoring Chapter Board of Directors.

  Coordinator

  Net Impact

  English

  Community Involvement Award

  Hard work and dedication to community involvement by creating projects in our community to change the standard of living and quality of life.

  Central Texas College

  Hall of Fame for Sam M. Walton Free Enterprise Fellows

  Awarded for notable contributions

  service and commitment to the Central Texas College Enactus team and to the advancement of the entire Enactus organization.

  Enactus United States

  Teacher of the Year

  Presented with Teacher of the Year for 2013-2014 by the Faculty Senate at Central Texas College

  Central Texas College

  Sam Walton Fellow of the Year

  This award honors the Sam Walton Fellows from two colleges/universities who have done the most to advance the entire Enactus organization during the current academic year

  who have made outstanding contributions to Enactus students and the team on their campus

  including helping students with career placement. Only one nomination per college/university will be allowed.

  Enactus United States

  Honoring Dedicated Service

  In recognition of dedicated service to the Enactus United States Faulty Advisory Committee

  Enactus

  sponsored by Enterprise Holdings