Education:

Harvard University, Cambridge MA
Honors degree in Psychology, June 1998.
Recipient of the John Harvard Scholarship for Academic Achievement (1995, 1997). Editor of the Harvard Computer Review (Fall 1997), Co-chair of the Harvard-Radcliffe Science Fiction Association (1997). Vice-chair of the Undergraduate Council Reform Committee (Spring 1997).

Ramapo Regional High School, Franklin Lakes NJ
Completed honors program. Garden State Scholar (1994), National Merit Semifinalist (1994), Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholar (1994). Second place winner of the Ron Hamblin Memorial Poetry contest. Two years of experience as editor-in-chief of the literary magazine. Secretary, stage manager, and head of tech crew for the drama society. AP courses in BC Calculus, English, History, Physics and Chemistry.

Computer Security Coordinator, FAS Computer Services, Harvard University, Cambridge MA
Responds to and coordinates all computer security reports, including misuse of e-mail and systems, harassment, unauthorized commercial use, disruptive behavior, etc. Conducts security investigations with members of the systems staff, in consultation with Resident Tutors, the College Administrative Board, University Deans and the Harvard Police. Tracks and generates statistics on security incidents. Participates in computer use policy discussions and implementation. Writes educational materials and conducts security-related training for the College community. (June 1998 - present)

Publishing Assistant, Circlet Press, Cambridge MA
Performs a variety of tasks related to the daily operation of a rapidly growing small-press publishing house. Primary responsibilities include manuscript evaluation and author correspondence; secondary responsibilities include writing press releases and ad copy. (September 1996 - June 1998)

Director of Account Services, Harvard Computer Society, Cambridge MA
Coordination and oversight of approximately 400 student group Unix accounts, as well as attendant customer service responsibilities. Reduced average request response time to less than a week, and established a recordkeeping system. Supervised student staff. (July 1996 - February 1998)

Computer Assistant, Harvard Business School, Cambridge MA
Computer assistance and support for the Executive Education program at the Harvard Business School. (January 1997 - November 1998)

Programmer, Project Galileo, Harvard University, Cambridge MA
HTML, site design, CGI programming, and technical assistance for a web site devoted to innovative science teaching methods. (May 1997 - October 1997)

Registration Coordinator, Radcliffe Reunions, Cambridge MA.
Provided primary staff and guest support for Radcliffe Reunions and Harvard-Radcliffe Joint Reunions. (April 1997 - June 1997)

Technical Intern, Thunder House, Cambridge MA.
Assisted in the creation and maintenance of various commercial web sites. Projects included AT&T Capital Leasing and South Shore Habitat for Humanity. Was primarily responsible for the HTML and CGI coding on the NEBS web site. (Summer 1996)

Housing Coordinator, Radcliffe Reunions, Cambridge MA.
Responsible for coordinating and assigning campus housing for all Radcliffe alumnae and Harvard-Radcliffe Joint alumnae/i during Reunions. Also assisted with other support duties during Reunion and Commencement. (Spring 1996)

Assistant Housing Coordinator, Radcliffe Reunions, Cambridge MA.
Helped with housing the Radcliffe Alumnae during their reunions; also assisted with various other support duties before and during Commencement and Reunion. Saw to the various needs of the alumnae. (Spring 1995)

Student Assistant, Radcliffe College Alumnae Association, Cambridge MA.
Various office support duties related to the running of a small but busy office. Proficient with a photocopier, pencil sharpener, and temperamental computer, as well as envelope labeling and stuffing. (November 1994 - Spring 1997)

Proficient in MS-DOS, Macintosh, MS-Windows, and UNIX operating systems.
Proficient in C, HTML and Perl programming languages. Familiar with MIPS assembler language.
Proficient in most common software packages for word processing.
Familiar with most common software packages for databases, spreadsheets, graphics, and desktop publishing.