Mark A. Gushanas Jr. “Tony”                                                                                  e-mail: gushanas9640@phila.edu

47 Whitetail Lane  |  Parkesburg  |  PA  |  19365  |  tel:  484.798.8519

Objective

 

 

To obtain a summer internship for a firm that deals with projects on a variety of scales.

 

Education

Philadelphia University,  Philadelphia, PA

Bachelor of Architecture Degree, Graduation: May 2011

GPA:  3.36

Selected Courses:       

Viz I: 2D and 3D modeling in AutoCAD and Viz. are used                                                                     Enhanced presentations & graphics through Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Powerpoint.

Design III:  Focused on design, organization and interrelation of interior and exterior space

Delaware County Community College, Coatesville, PA

9 credits in AutoCAD

 

 

Skills

Programs:  Adobe: Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign

                           AutoDesk: AutoCAD, Viz                                

                            Macromedia:  Flash

                         Microsoft: Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Outlook

                         Sony: Vegas

Abilities:  Technical Drawing, 3D & 2D modeling, Photo Montage, Site Planning,                                                                                                 Sketching & Rendering, Project Presentation, Graphic Design, Photography

 

 

Experience

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Activities

Philadelphia University: Res. Life, Philadelphia, PA                (Aug 2007 – May 2008)

Resident Assistant

·          Maintaineda healthy environment in the resident halls in both a physical and emotional way

·          Developed social skills and learned how to develop and maintain relationships that exemplify compassion and understanding as well as responsibility

·          Developed a community among a very diverse group of people by allowing them to understand their differences

·          Was on call over particular weekends and could not leave campus

Rite Aid, Coatesville, PA                                                         (Fall 2004–Spring 2007)   

Assistant Manager

·          Closed the store at night as well as made sure all money was accounted for and placed into the safe.  This included $900.00 in petty cash and any money made that day.

·          Maintained a working environment and handled customer concerns and complaints

·          Was an opportunity that started leadership of a group of people

·          Helped explore what ways of leadership were successful and which ways were not as successful

·          Store was always clean for opening the next day and the displays were always well managed and looked appealing

President, AIAS Philadelphia University Chapter                 (Fall 2007 – Spring 2008)

Financial Advisor, AIAS Philadelphia University Chapter                      (Spring 2007)

First Year Representative, AIAS Philadelphia University Chapter        (Fall 2006)