Aubryanna Petrick

(250) 532-0709

[email protected]

1245 Oscar Street, Victoria, BC V8V 2X6

Skills

·       Energetic, Hard-Working, Motivated

·       Computer literate

·       Food Safe

·       Serving it Right Certified

·       Royal Lifesaving Society Swim and Lifesaving Instructor Qualification

·       Standard and Emergency First Aid, CPR-B and C certified

·       French Immersion Certified

Experience

·       Merchandise Chair                                                                                                                                                     January 2012 to Current

Kappa Beta Gamma International Sorority Upsilon Chapter                                                                           Victoria, BC

o   Work to design and order all merchandise including shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, and jewelry, learned to work cooperatively with a team in order to please as many members as possible.   

·       Tree Planter                                                                                                                                                                May 2012 to July 2012

Outland                                                                                                                                                           Thunder Bay, Ontario

o   Worked efficiently and affectively to plant multiple tree species, learned to safely interacted with local wildlife and eco systems.

·       Swimming Instructor, Activities Coordinator                                                                                                            2010 to 2012

Loon Lake Campers Association                                                                                                                     Thunder Bay, Ontario

o   Worked with children and their parents to help develop their skills in the water and on land through organized games and activities while maintaining a friendly, positive and safe environment.

Accomplishments

·       Over 100+ volunteer hours with the MS Society, Special Olympics, Trick or Eat, Shinerama, Glen Williams Canada Day Duck Race, OFSAA Swimming, Loon Lake Camper’s Association.

Education

·       University of Victoria

Victoria, British Columbia

Bachelor of Arts -Major in French

September 2011 to present

·       Georgetown District High School

Georgetown, Ontario

September 2007 to June 2011

Q:          Describe your involvement in school and/or community organizations, clubs or teams.

A: Since moving to Victoria and attending the University of Victoria, I have tried to involve myself equally in school and in community activities. As a member of Kappa Beta Gamma International Sorority Upsilon Chapter, I currently hold two officer positions: merchandise chair and historian. As merchandise chair I am responsible for working with a large group to decide upon orders that need to be made as well as following through with them on my own. As historian I am responsible for accurately recording and documenting all traditions, as well as storing these documents in a neat and organized manner.

As a member of Kappa Beta Gamma I often collaborate with other groups on campus such as Victorious Events to plan and promote events around town. This includes advertising around UVic and Camosun as well as selling tickets.

I spend time regularly volunteering with the Special Olympics as well as with the MS society. I try and get involved with other philanthropic events when time permits, some of these include: CIBC run for the cure, BMO St. Patrick’s day run supporting diabetes, Relay for Life supporting the Canadian Cancer Foundation.

Q:     Describe ways you have demonstrated your initiative and creativity.

A: As the land activities coordinator for several years with the West Loon Lake Campers Assoc. (W.L.L.C.A.) I was responsible for arts and crafts as well as sports. This meant creating and implementing crafts and games suitable for all age groups and ensuring their success.

~The Art that Never Goes Out of Style~

Through fashion I have been able to express much of my creativity by designing and sewing many garments. Many of these have been featured in fashion shows for charity including the Because I Am a Girl fashion show and the Canadian Cancer Society fashion show. My high school recognized my creative talents and ability to apply it to various projects by awarding me a certificate of achievement from the fashion department at G.D.H.S. I also design all of the merchandise for Kappa Beta Gamma, Upsilon chapter. This includes unique t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, jerseys, bags, and jewelry. 

Q:        Describe your awards, achievements or recognition you have earned.

A: Throughout high school I received many awards for a variety of things including, academics, sports, and volunteer awards. I graduated from G.D.H.S with honors. I received a G.D.H.S. Team Player Award from both the tennis and swim teams for ensuring the success of the team by creating a positive environment through support and encouragement of other team members in practice and in competition. I was awarded a certificate of Appreciation for volunteering with the annual Robbie Burns night by contributing both my culinary and dance skills. As well as I received subject awards in my senior year from both the fashion and math departments for outstanding performance in these areas over my four years at Georgetown District. In addition I received a certificate of achievement for completing over 100 volunteer hours. 

Q: The Bachelor of Commerce program at UVic is a mandatory Co-operative education program. Co-operative education is a program of experiential learning which integrates the students’ academic and career studies on campus with relevant and productive work experience. Please identify what you hope to learn through participating in co-op work terms and your career goals for the future.

A: Co-operative education is a great opportunity because it provides an excellent opportunity for students to gain real work experience in a field they are considering going into. I hope to affirm my career path through co-op by experiencing first hand what it is that I feel I would like to do after graduation. It is a great opportunity to network and create connections with possible future employers as well as expand my resume and references. It makes students more desirable to hire after graduation because of their real work experience. Once I have completed the business program I hope to continue to study French and complete a concurrent degree. After graduation I hope to enter the business side of the fashion industry, an industry that is rapidly expanding with a vide range of jobs. My French will be an asset in the business world because Canada is a bilingual country with many fashion events that take place in Montreal, Quebec. 

Q:      All Commerce degree programs are not the same. Each program has features which differentiate it from others. Explain why you are interested in entering the Bachelor of Commerce degree program at UVic.

A: The University of Victoria offers a unique commerce program. Some of the ways it is different from other Commerce programs is that the program is always evolving to meet the needs of the students and to keep up with our quickly changing world. The program encourages creative thinking while ensuring the basic necessities are still being enforced. The program is built to encourage sustainable business practices as well as success across all disciplines of business. In addition, small classes sizes allow the professors to offer help to individuals, as well as create a program that best suits the current students. The enthusiastic and accredited professors provide both motivation and a productive learning environment. Most of all, the continued success of the UVic Commerce students both in school and after graduation makes the program extremely desirable. 

Q: List the typical business applications you have experience with.

A: I am proficient in the following programs: Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Project Professional and PowerPoint and Prezi.  I have some experience with Audacity audio editor and Adobe Photoshop, photo editor. As well as I am familiar with various web browsers including: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, and Microsoft Internet Explorer. 

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