From: jabba@deathstar.Stanford.EDU (Richard Graves)
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Subject: 2 yr Macintosh/Networking/someUNIXinterop/mgmt Exp;Poli Sci BA
Date: 16 Dec 1992 04:42:36 GMT
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                             RICHARD C. GRAVES
Present Address, to 3/93:                    Permanent and 12/23-1/3:
650 Mayfield Avenue                          14287 Mango Drive
Stanford, California 94305                   Del Mar, Calfornia 92014
415/725-2971 (W) 415/497-4948 (H)            619/755-8990
llurch@leland.stanford.edu                   jabba@deathstar.stanford.edu
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OBJECTIVE        Position allowing use and development of my knowledge
                 of computer and networking systems.  The ideal position
                 would involve interaction with business and academia.
AVAILABILITY     Can start in SF Bay Area after 1/7/92 w/ 2 weeks notice;
                 interested in elsewhere, esp. NY and S. CA, after 3/93.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
                 STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, California.  B.A.,
                 Political Science, December 1992.  Focus on Latin 
                 American international relations.  Last year was 
                 dedicated to an in-depth study of the North American
                 Free Trade Agreement.  3.83 GPA. 
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
FT June 1992     CENTRAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN, Stanford Residential
to present       Computing.  Involved in all aspects of managing a
                 large network providing NeXT and Macintosh computing
PT February 1991 services to students and staff.  Executed a major
to June 1992     computer and network upgrade over the summer.  Wrote a
                 reference manual for incoming Resident Computer
                 Coordinators (RCC's).  Planned and led orientation and
                 training sessions for new RCC's.  Delivered on-line,
                 telephone, and in-person technical support to both
                 sophisticated RCC's and relatively naive end users.
                 Assisted in product research and purchasing. Attended
                 Expert Partners and AppleTalk Operations meetings.
March 1992       COMPUTER CONSULTANT, Stanford Housing Center.  On call
to June 1992     to investigate and solve any computer-related problem.
                 Mostly involved explaining features of network
                 resources and Macintosh System 7 to confused users.
October 1986     VOLUNTEER, Habitat for Humanity.  Involved in a
to July 1992     variety of food distribution, construction, and
                 community development projects in Baja California,
                 Mexico.
September 1990   CIRCULATION AND MAILING MANAGER, The Stanford Review.
to May 1991      Managed budget and personnel for a weekly campus
                 magazine, circulation 7,500.  Created databases to
                 regulate local distribution routes and international
                 subscriber/contributor mailing list.  Handled
                 subscription sales and inquiries. Researched, planned,
                 and implemented in-house mail sorting, which cut the 
                 Circulation budget in half while providing better
                 service.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
                 #Frequent reader and contributor, Usenet electronic
                 newsgroups, particularly those concerning Latin
                 America and Macintosh computers. One article appeared
                 in the 9/21/92 issue of MacWeek.
                 #Authored study  "NAFTA: A Prospective Intermestic
                 Analysis," Center for US-Mexican Studies, forthcoming.
                 #Panelist, SIDO Symposium on NAFTA, January 21, 1993.
                 #Proficiency in Spanish; some knowledge of French.
                 #Eagle Scout; National Merit Scholar.
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