Alexander BakerFS069, New Hall, Clifton Campus, Clifton Lane, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG11 8PT

(+44) 07460 265750

bakeralex664@gmail.com

PROFILE

Being an International Baccalaureate (IB) graduate taught the necessity of the following skills: time management, organization, communication, problem solving, and collaborating with others in order to achieve a goal. This allowed the maximizing the day. The Eagle Scout Project was the construction of 150 foot hiking trail on Palomar Mountain. The angle of the mountain slope meant that physical labour was the only possible way to constructing the trail. The plan for the project had to take into account: fundraising, recruiting volunteers, solve problems, manage the work schedule, along with organizing meal and water drop offs. The Eagle Scout Project further development in communication, organization, time management, collaboration, and problem solving skills.

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS

Eagle Scout Eagle Scout project Joined The Order of they Arrow the Boy Scouts of Americas National Honour Society Attended the World Scout Jamboree International Baccalaureate Diploma

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE

Quartermaster, National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) 2009-2010

To provide food, water, and materials to 60 staff and scouts for the week long NYLT course to keep track of how much of our supplies are being used ordering more when necessary.

Quartermaster, National Jamboree Troop San Diego 2010

Manage the food prep schedule for the troop of 36 scouts and 4 adult leaders. Collect and properly dispose of food for the troop. Request cleaning and or fuel for the troop during the 10 days of National Jamboree.

Head Quartermaster, National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) 2011

Supervised and delegated responsibilities to the Quartermaster staff. Guaranteed flow of resources and organized a menu according to a budget and other restrictions. Also was responsible for scheduling meal drop offs, serving approximately 60 scouts and staff throughout the week.

Quartermaster, Western Region World Scout Jamboree Crew 2011

Was in charge of campsite design, set-up and tear down for a crew of 36 scouts and 4 adult leaders, at the World Scout Jamboree. In charge of organizing the schedule of who was purchasing, and preparing meals, while keeping the crew on budget.

Assistant Scoutmaster, Boy Scout Troop 363 2013

Provide support for the youth leadership in the form of teaching classes in all skill sets. Giving ideas and or suggestions on how to resolve issues. For a Troop that has 25 active members. Participated in board of reviews, which are how you advance in rank in the Boy Scouts of America. Also In event of emergency I must be prepared to provide first aid.

Poker Dealer, Alea Casino 2013-Present

Basic duties were to deal Texas Hold’em poker tournament and Cash games. Omaha Cash games were also part of my responsibilities. Along with that the Dealers were responsible to breaking down and organizing the Card room.

Nottingham Rebels VP of Youth Development 2013-Present

To plan, organize, and communicate youth baseball practices to the youth team and to others. To plan for the future and to layout attainable goals over a period of ten years in order to achieve the overall goal for the Rebels Youth.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Mission Bay High School

International Baccalaureate Higher Level Biology points earned 5

Higher Level English A1 points earned 4

Higher Level History of the Americas points earned 5

Standard Level Spanish points earned 3

Standard Level Environmental Systems and Societies points earned 5

Standard Level Mathematical Studies points earned 5

Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge essay points earned 1 out of 3

Nottingham Trent University Bcs Biochemistry (Hons)

First year Results:

Introduction to Biochemistry: earned 2.1 mid Introduction to Pharmacology: earned 2.2 high Introduction to Microbiology: earned 2.2 high Genetics and Immunology: earned 2.2 high Introduction to Cell Biology: earned 1st low

Second Year Pending Modules: (all results pending)

Metabolism and its Control Clinical Biochemistry Antibody and DNA Technology Molecular Genetics of Human Diseases Molecular Biology and Protein Structure Biochemical Techniques

CORE SKILLS

Problem Solver

Communication

Organizational Skills and Planning Skills

IT Skills: Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Explorer

Well-developed analytical and numerical ability.

Leadership

Open Minded

Collaborative Team member

Quick Leaner

Lab Skills Pipetting

Serial Dilutions

Able to Analyse raw and produce processed Data

Can Create and follow lab protocol

Equipment experience with Spectrophotometer, Centrifuge, Bunsen burner, Pipette, Water bath, Scale, Microscope, qPCR, and Vortex

PCR and qPCR performed

ELISA performed and results analysed

Performed Gel Electrophoresis and analysis results

Pharmacological gut bath performed

Tagging and testing with mice

INTERESTS

Backpacking and traveling is important to me it’s my way of experiencing the world that surrounds me. When it comes to sports my preference are team or group based sports such Baseball, Airsoft, or football participating and coordinating with others to achieve a mutual goal provides me with a great sense of pride and achievement. I also like to solve problems and try new things or ideas in an attempt to understand more of the world surrounding me. I am an explorer, a team member, and thinker these characteristics are how I would define myself.

References available on request