Rachel Hall 1411 Swan Lane, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062

Rachel.hall@temple.edu Home: 856-223-1907

Cell: 856-745-0814

Education

Temple University, Philadelphia, PA September 2011 - Present Major 1: Criminal Justice--- GPA 3.93/4.0

Major 2: Sociology --- GPA 3.77/4.0 Over all GPA - 3.78/4.0

Member of the Division I Varsity Lacrosse team at Temple University Member of Temple Improv Comedy Club

Member of SUMMA- Sociology Major Minor Association club Representative and member of the lacrosse team for SAAC (Student Athlete Advisory

Committee) Nominated by multiple faculty members for a Temple University Criminal Justice

Award/Scholarship

Dean’s List, Temple University Fall 2011, 2012, 2013, Spring 2012, 2013, 2014 Atlantic -10 Conference Commissioners Honor Roll List, Temple University, Fall 2011,

Spring 2012 Atlantic -10 Conference Presidents Honor Roll, Temple University, Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2013

Course Work: Criminal Justice Studies criminal justice law, law enforcement, prisons, victims, and criminal behavior; learning the principles of the American legal system and learning the skills to apply them to real life and hypothetical situations. Gained the knowledge of theories of crime and criminal behavior to apply to society and the individual offender. Has the knowledge of the American corrections systems that involve the prison system and well as parole, probation, and rehabilitation of the offender and the impact on society. Also, acquired the knowledge of practices and procedure in law enforcement and how they came about and applied and used as well as the effect they have had on law enforcement. Extensively studied the history, controversy, and use of the death penalty. Took classes in research and research methods in order to know how to conduct research on my own. Took a research level 2 classes that goes into the statistical side of criminal justice research. Also studied the victim side of criminal justice and how they are treated and offered to them by the criminal justice system. Also, I have learned about juveniles and the juvenile justice system.

Course Work: Sociology

Studies include introduction to sociology and gained the bases foundation to sociological theories and major issues like poverty, education, sexuality, gender in America. Also I have an in-depth understanding of sociology of sports and how they play into U.S society. We learned about the role of sport, negative and positive, all the way from young childhood level to collegiate, to professional

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Cell: 856-745-0814 level. Studies also include the impact on the global level the human race has put on the environment and the effects on a social level that has impacted.

Clearview Regional High School, Mullica Hill, NJ September 2008 - June 2011 Honor Roll, Clearview Regional High School 2008-2011National Honors Society, Clearview Regional High School, 2009-2011National Honors Language Society, Clearview Regional

High School, Varsity Club, 2009-2011

Awards: 4 years starting varsity - Clearview Lacrosse,2 years varsity- Clearview Volleyball (captain)

2 time second team All-South Jersey, Lacrosse, Clearview Regional High School, 2009, 2010 First team All-South Jersey, Lacrosse, Clearveiw Regional High School, 2011 Vote Game Changer award by lacrosse team; given to the person who performance lights everyone else on the field and influence everyone to play better based on how they are playing and communicating on the field.

Girl Scout Bronze Award 2008

Internship Experience Philadelphia Police Department—1st District June– August 2014 25hrs/week I assist with the day-to-day operations at the police department and assist the officers in their tasks. I also go on ride alongs with the officers and shadow them out on the scene and in the field. I also write up 48s and other reports along those lines. As an intern I also visit other units like Special Victims, Homicide Detectives, SWAT, K-9, etc.

Gloucester Twp. Police Department May 27th – August 16th 2013

Intern, 1261 Chews Landing Rd, Laurel Springs NJ , 08021 Full Time 36hrs/week

My main task as an intern was to gather information on burglaries that have occurred in the last 2 years in Gloucester Twp. I read through each burglary report and broke the report down into things like address, time the incident occurred, the date, what was taken, how the offender gained entry, if an arrest was made, etc. Once I was done gathering all the data and putting it into excel I sat down with the GTP head intelligence woman and I sat down together and looked for any patterns for the information. After so we presented our finding to the chief of police and he used the information to see where resources can be used and what to do differently to reduce burglary rates. As an intern I also assisted with the Junior Police Academy summer camp, which included field trips, demonstrations, and physical fitness activities. Some of the demonstrations and information sessions for the camp put on and I watched were theK-9 unit, bomb squad, and the fire department was also taken to the gun range and taught gun safety, how to shoot a gun, and also performed live scenarios with the SWAT team. I also attended traffic and criminal court. Also, I assisted with setting up and running a press release. Also, I went around with the police officers for National Night Out. I assisted with going into schools and teaching D.A.R.E to the children.

Rachel Hall 1411 Swan Lane, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062

Rachel.hall@temple.edu Home: 856-223-1907

Cell: 856-745-0814 Professional Experience CSI International June 6th 2011 - August 26th 2011, June 4th - August 24th, 2012, May

25th – August 16th 2013 Office Worker, 70 Jansen Ave Essington, PA

Full Time 40hrs/week Import, Export and Customs Broker Company Performed the various clerical office duties including providing customer service by making phone calls to potential companies to do business with them. Also maintained records of transactions and related documents for the company. As well as reorganizing files and categorizing them. Carried the responsibility of taking checks to the bank and depositing them. Also, worked this job along with a summer internship.

Synapses Sports June, July 2012, 2013, 2014

Parking lot and field marshal attendant , 300 Unity Lane , Annapolis, MD Seasonal Weekend Work- 10hrs/day Responsible for directing traffic and directing cars where to park to maintain order and no overflowing of cars in the lot. As well as notifying the police if there was any parking violations that were illegal or would be obstructive if there was an emergency. As a field marshal, I kept track of the team’s score, notified the athletic trainer if there was an injury. Lastly, notified the head of the field marshals if there were any problems with the coach where they would have to be assisted off the field if there were any unacceptable actions taking place.

Clearview Youth Lacrosse League November 3rd 2009 – March 25th 2011

Volunteer Winter Lacrosse Coach, Clearview, NJ Performed the duties of running the team’s warm-up, assisting the head lacrosse coach and

coach the goalies. Filled in as head coach when head coach was not available.

Volunteer for City 6 Run October 2011, 2012 Directs the runners, Philadelphia, PA During the race I direct the runners to the path they need to follow as they are running. As well my other duty is to help set up the race.

Takes part in the Friends of Jaclyn program. Friends of Jaclyn is a program that sets up children and their family with a college athletic team and provides Temple women’s lacrosse team adopted a young 3 year girl named Lily who had suffered from a pediatric brain tumor. I volunteer my time with the family and any events to help raise money for

any pediatric brain tumor charities the family is involved in.

Playing Division I lacrosse at Temple takes up about 30+ hours a week in both the fall and spring. In the winter and summer we are left to our self to work out and train. I would

Rachel Hall 1411 Swan Lane, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062

Rachel.hall@temple.edu Home: 856-223-1907

Cell: 856-745-0814 devote at least 2 hours a day training and playing lacrosse to make myself better during the winter and summer. During that time if I had more time in the day then I would spend that time focusing on lacrosse on my own. Programs Chosen to be mentored by the Comcast Connectors Program, a program-matching student with senior level mentors within the Comcast Corporation

Skills Can use SPSS and STATA programs

Speak basic Spanish and taking courses to become fluent in Spanish Speak moderate German

Adopted 3 different sharks from the organization SharkTrust

References

Capt. Lou Campione Captain of the 1st district of Philadelphia Police Dept.

Email: Louis.campione@phila.gov

Phone: 215-686-3017

Captain Jeff Weiserth Commander of Support Services at Gloucester Twp. Police Dept.

Email:jweiserth@gtpolice.com Phone: 856-374-3507

Sharron Ostrow Criminal Justice Professor at Temple University

Email: scostrow@temple.edu Phone: 215-204-3051

Joanne Metzger

Criminal Justice Professor at Temple University

e-mail: Metzger@temple.edu phone: 610-806-3328