CV/Resume

Master of Divinity, 2013-2017
Harding School of Theology. Memphis, TN. 3.7 GPA. Student Association Off-Campus Representative, 2014-2015.
Bachelor of Arts in English with Teaching Licensure, 2006-2013
Middle Tennessee State University. Double Minor: Global Studies and Secondary Education. 3.7 GPA.
Certificate of Essential Mandarin Chinese, Level 2, 2011-2012
Hangzhou Normal University. Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. Confucius Institute Scholarship. One year study abroad.

Taught and mentored students from diverse and international backgrounds at the tier-one University of Houston
- Oversaw and developed "Coogs for Christ" student organization and its leaders
- Baptized a student per year pre-pandemic
Coordinated weekly free lunch program for 200+ students
Expanded ministry's online reach ( Instagram [300+ followers], Facebook, Mailchimp, Vimeo)
Managed relationships with 7+ local, supporting congregations in Houston area
- Guest-preached and taught at several supporting congregations
Created and managed online donor database (Little Green Light software)
Developed relationships with partners through regular on-going communication
- Established e-newsletter database in Mailchimp with 300+ partner/donor subscribers (monthly newsletter) and 150+ student subscribers (weekly newsletter)

Assisted Dr. Christian Eberhart, director of the Religious Studies department, with two credited university courses:
- RELS 3323 - Continuities: Jewish and Christian Texts and Traditions (Fall 2018, Fall 2019)
- RELS 2311 - The Bible and Western Culture II (Spring 2019)
- Responsibilities: Graded student research papers, lectured (three occasions), hosted extracurricular reading groups
Edited a chapter of one of Dr. Eberhart’s published books and one of his academic journal articles:
- Writing a Commentary on Leviticus: Hermeneutics – Methodology – Themes. Forschungen zur Religion und Literatur des Alten und Neuen Testaments Series, #276; V & R Academic, 2019.
- Eberhart, Christian A., and Donald Schweitzer. 2019. "The Unique Sacrifice of Christ According to Hebrews 9: A Study in Theological Creativity." Religions 10, no. 1: 47. https://doi.org/10.3390/rel10010047

Sponsored by Rice University's Program in Jewish Studies & University of Houston's Religious Studied Department (Dr. Chris Eberhart)
Conference title: “Berit, Diatheke, Foedus, Covenant, Bund” (“covenant” in five different languages, among them Ancient Hebrew, Koine Greek, German)
Served as event organizer's personal assistant (aided in communication with scholars, event setup, etc.)
Registered event attendees (scholars and visitors) at orientation
Setup, managed, and troubleshot audio-visual components of conference presentations

Developed advertisements specialized for the Chinese community
Curated ESL Biblical literature for curriculum
Located and contacted churches in Italy, Japan, China, Singapore, and South Korea for potential student recruitment
Coordinated application processes with admissions department
Translated program's website into Mandarin Chinese

Mentored Chinese exchange student one-on-one
Taught English grammar lessons that incorporated reading, listening, and speaking practice
Shared the love of Jesus with this non-Christian foreign student

Tutored and assisted student athletes in multiple subjects, as needed
Managed multiple student-athletes' study schedules
Trained student athletes in academic research, writing skills, and time management

Ministry: Disciple-Making Movements, The Great Commission, Cross-Cultural and Inter-Generational Ministry

Languages: Intermediate Mandarin Chinese, Koine Greek, Ancient Hebrew

Technology: Linux, Mac OS, Windows, Adobe Creative Suite, basic HTML and CSS, Accordance