Caitlin Armstrong

C_Armstrong2@salemstate.edu 978.852.9952

Photojournalism Profile
Career Objectives
To take my skills in both journalism and photography to print and online media
industries and utilize them to the fullest advantage.
To secure a position with my passion for photojournalism, ability to learn
quickly, and motivation to take on new challenges.

Education
Wheelock College, Boston, MA
Salem State University, Salem MA
Bachelor of Journalism and Photography
Ipswich High School
High School Diploma, 2011

2011-2012
2012-2016
2008-2011

Knowledge
Software
Adobe Photoshop CS 4
Adobe InDesign CS 4
Adobe LightRoom CS 4
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Excel

Additional Skills
-Exceptional work ethic
-Dedication to company
-Decision making/problem solving
-Establishing and maintaining
interpersonal relationships

Work Experience
Lowell Spinners Internship
2016-Present
Spinners Shots
Assist head photographer with tasks
Photograph fans (families together)
Photograph events on field during 7th inning stretch
Photograph childrens birthday parties
Pomodori, Georgetown, MA
2014-Present
Excellent customer service orientation
Exceptional communication skills with a pleasant demeanor
Able to asses customers needs and fulfill them appropriately
Proven ability to handle pressure at work well under stressful situations
Strong ability to foster teamwork and manage conflict resolution
Good organizational skills
Proven trustworthy enough to cash out $5,000 from register to safe in sales
everyday
Dairy Queen, Ipswich, MA
2010-Present
Exceptional work ethic and dedication to company
Ability to train and teach others based off of own experience and
understanding of how the business is properly run
Establishing and maintaining interpersonal relationships with co-workers,
bosses, and managers in order to work cooperatively
Decision making/problem solving skills in order to chose the best solution to
solve problems effective and quickly.

Key holder- responsible for opening/closing the shop when assigned

Proven trustworthy enough to cash out over $5,000 in sales to the safe
everyday