George D. Eng

George D. Eng * #77A-4777 * Auburn Prison * P.O. Box 618 * Auburn, NY 13021

C/O: Karima Amin * P.O. Box 273 * Buffalo, NY 14214

Job Objectives	To secure a full-time position in a social services agency, providing counseling, referrals, legal advice and general assistance to people in need of such services. Or to work full-time as a paralegal in the practice of criminal and/or civil law.
Special Skills	I am personable, organized, and focused, and able to type 50 wpm.
Education	1997-2004 Excelsior College, Albany, NY Major: Liberal Arts (sociology) Degree: B.S. (Cum Laude)
	1996-1997 New York Theological Seminary, New York, NY Major: Christian Ministries/ Pastoral Counseling Degree: Diploma
	1994-1996 Bronx Community College, Bronx, NY Major: Paralegal Studies Degree: Associate in Applied Science
Work Experience	2008 – Present: Facilitator, Alternatives to Violence Project, Inc. 2007 – 2008: Teacher’s Aide 2004 – 2006: Law Clerk 2002 – 2004: School Clerk/Teacher’s Aide 2001 – 2002: Chaplain’s Clerk 2000 – 2001: Law Clerk 1998 – 2000: Educational Programs Facilitator 1998 – 2000: NYS Dept. of Labor Teacher’s Aide Apprenticeship Program 1994 – 1998: Law Clerk
Awards, Honors, Achievements	2007 – Advanced Course in Nonviolent Conflict Resolution, The Alternatives to Violence Project, Inc. 2003 – Teacher’s Aide Certification, NYS Dept. of Labor 2003 – Scholarly paper on “Restorative Justice” accepted for presentation and publication at Columbia University, New York, New York. 1996 – Received certification to serve as educator/trainer in HIV/AIDS awareness and counseling. 1994-1996 – Dean’s List status every semester, Bronx Community College. 1994 – Member, Paralegal Society, Bronx Community College. 1991 – Received award for Exemplary Program Development from National Office, NAACP. 1990-1992 – Inner-city Branch President, NAACP. 1989 – Received certification to pursue work as a Peer Counselor. 1986 – Received certification to engage in volunteer work with Literacy Volunteers of America.