L. Wylie Shepard

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MY STORIES:

MY RESUME:

OBJECTIVE

I am a creative, personable, and dedicated person who loves to learn and to be challenged. I have the ambition to work hard and succeed in any given environment.

PROFILE

As a current student at the University of Utah, I have completed upper-division math, English, and French classes while continuing to expand my proficiency with Microsoft Office and Adobe CS5 programs such as Photoshop and Dreamweaver. I have also grown to possess very strong communication and writing skills in the process of taking classes to fulfill my Mass Communication major. I can offer a unique outlook on any situation and provide the perfect solution.

WORK HISTORY

Clinical Neurosciences Center — University of Utah, July 2011-Present

Research Clerk

Silver Peak Properties – Park City, Utah, May 2009-Present

Residential and Business Manager

Utah Olympic Park – Park City, Utah, May 2008-September 2010

Track Crew

Gemstone Hotels and Resorts – Park City, Utah, September 2007-July 2008

Administrative Assistant

EDUCATION

Westminster College (Salt Lake City, Utah) 2008-2009

University of Utah (Salt Lake City, Utah) 2009-Present

Graduating in Spring 2012 with a B.A. in Mass Communication (with an emphasis in Journalism) and minors in French and Computer Arts

ABOUT ME:

I was born in Boston, Massachusetts and lived in the city for 14 years before moving to Park City, Utah during my freshman year of high school. I graduated from Park City High School in June of 2008 and went on to attend the University of Utah. I began my first year at the U without any idea of what I wanted to major in but throughout the last four years I have found that journalism is what I would like to do for the rest of my life.

I have always been interested in medical sciences and I hope to be able to apply that interest to my journalism career. I am currently working for the Clinical Neurosciences Center at the University of Utah Hospital where I have had the opportunity to work on multiple studies investigating neurological disorders and stroke. I would like to be able to use the knowledge I have gained from my time at the CNC to write informative journalistic articles in the medical field.