Blessed Sam B

To seek and maintain full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills.

Research Lead: California State University, Los Angeles, 2019-2020

• Developed unique research into English writing in the 21st century.
• Designed research projects and alternative approaches and discussed results with thesis advisors.

Research Assistant: University of California, Los Angeles, 2014-2015

• Improved thesis and investigation through consistent hard work and dedication to the writing project.
• Collaborated with three liberal arts multidisciplinary team members to accomplish primary and secondary research goals.

• Sailor, S. "A Historical Review of English Literature's Impact in Urban Culture." The English Historical Review, vol. 86, no. 90, 2019, pp.118-25

• Social Media and Literature, Subject and Exposition Conference - (2021)
• "Inclusive Language and Literature", Literature Summit - (2019)
• Are Memes Considered Literature? Conference - (2018)

• 2022 National Humanities Conference, Los Angeles, CA - (2022)
• Festival of Books, Los Angeles, CA - (2022)
• 2022 Annual Conference of the ALA, Washington, DC. - (2022)
• The Greater Los Angeles Writers Conference - (2021)

• The American Literature Association - (2021)
• Council of Literary Magazines and Presses - (2019)
• Associations of Writer and Writing Programs -(2018)
• California Literary and Prologue Society - (2018)

• Strong critical and analytical skills in reading, writing and comprehension.
• Passion for connecting students to learning modalities that incite their interest in the Humanities.
• Skilled at explaining and illustrating material in a manner that students of varying levels can understand.
• Exceptional speaking skills without losing train of thought or direction.
• Pleasant personality to connect with students and colleagues.
• Great interest in increased knowledge and passion for fostering academic development and success for every student.

Shakespeare enthusiast; participate in yearly Shakespeare festival and oversee campus Shakespeare Club. Enjoy writing personal works, such as poetry and personal essays.