Rough College Resume

NAOMI LEAH CABALLERO
1971 Bay City Pl. • El Paso, Texas 79936-2604
SS#: 634-24-0461 • (915) 855-9977
naomi_l_caballero@yahoo.com

CAREER OBJECTIVE
Cultural Anthropology, Art History, Liberal Arts
EDUCATION
Montwood High School Class Rank: 30 out of 618
Grade Point Average: 97

ADVANCED COURSES
 Gifted and Talented Program
 Pre A/P
 Dual Credit
 Academic Decathlon
 Performance Standards: Created an exhibit on the U.S./Mexico border for the five senses
*GT (Gifted & Talented) classes are offered at very few high schools. They are honors courses the student needs to test to get into.
JOB EXPERIENCE
11/97–present Danzas Españolas Professional Dance Company

4/04-8/04 Community Scholars Inc. Intern
 Non-profit organization that creates ethical regional leadership and provides the community with information on relevant and timely border issues.
 Trained under the guidance of El Paso politicians, researched and analyzed salaries of elected officials in the Workforce Development group: http://www.communityscholars.org/reports_detail.sstg?id=6
 Presented findings to the State Capitol of Texas at Austin and the Texas Workforce Commission to represent El Paso’s current situation on a state level, February 2005
EXTRACURRICULARS
2003-2006 Aries Yearbook Staff:
2003-2004 Photographer, 2004-2005 Co-Photo Editor, 2005-2006 Photo Editor
Wrote stories, interviewed, took pictures, designed layouts, and oversaw photographers.
2002-2006 Emerald Players Drama Club
2002-2003 Historian, 2003-2004 Historian, 2004-2005 Vice President, 2005-2006 Committee Chair;
2002-2006 UIL One Act Play
2002-2006 Actress
2003 UIL One Act Play Honorable Mention All Star Cast, 2004 UIL Once Act Play Best In Show Area I & II Performed in plays, musicals, and competitions; composed annual scrapbooks; planned major fundraisers.
2002-2006 National Hispanic Institute
Summer 2003 National Hispanic Institute Southwest Young Leaders Conference at New Mexico State University, 1st place in Extemporaneous Speaking;
2003-2004 National Hispanic Institute Mission El Paso Head Trainer for Extemporaneous Speaking; Summer 2004 National Hispanic Institute Southwest Young Leaders Conference at Highlands University, Commissioner’s Assistant;
2004-2005 National Hispanic Institute Mission El Paso Head Coach; Summer 2005 National Hispanic Institute Lorenzo de Zavala 1st International Youth Legislative Session at University of Puerto Rico in Rio Piedras, Elected Senator, Appointed Senate Chair & Political Action Committee Chairperson Competed and coached Latinos for debate competition and examined the skills and training necessary to participate as intellectual, social, and cultural Latinos in society.
2002-2006 Southwestern Junior Classical League/Junior Classical League
2003-2004 SWCJL Historian, 2003-2004 JCL Secretary, 2004-2005 SWJCL Texas Vice President, 2004-2005 JCL Vice President, 2005-2007 SWJCL President, 2005-2006 JCL President; 2002-2003 Latin Student of the Year, 2002-2006 SWJCL Conference: 10 academic awards in Latin I-III
Studied and preserved classical literature, art, history, and the Latin language.

Other: 2003-2006 Art Club, 2004-2006 National Honor Society, 2005-2006 Best Buddies, 2004-2005 Principal’s Advisory Committee
REFERENCES
Veronica Escobar, Community Scholars: Executive Director
Phone (915)533-6200 veronica @communityscholars.org

Terri Flickinger, Montwood High School: Teacher
Phone (915)937-2618 tflickinger@sisd.net

Nina Gomez, Danzas Espanolas: Dance Instructor
Phone (915)533-1713/(915)564-5514