- Centreville, VA
- June 7, 2019
Professional Skills
- Fluency in Korean and strong background in multicultural awareness
- Strong Organization and Administrative Skills
- Computer and Curriculum Development Proficiency
- Background in youth pastoring and school counseling (elementary level)
- Collaboration with Parents, Administration, Teachers and Students
- Passionate about Christian education
Education
• Concentration in Pastoral Counseling and Discipleship
• Studies in school counseling and child development
• Recipient of the VA Scholarship (VTSLP) 2014
• Electives in Special Education, Multiculturalism, and Group Counseling
• Major in United States/ World History
• Two-time consecutive recipient of Deans List
Experience
• Oversees the ministry of the church, assisting in all church services and ceremonies, represents the senior pastor in committee meetings.
• Teaches regular Bible study classes.
• In charge of specific ministry target groups (college group, women’s group, and small groups) and planning/managing church large group events.
• Helps in all ministry counseling needs, cooperates with all staff/ volunteers, and in absence of the Senior Pastor receives ministerial duties.
• Strategic planning and goal-setting with the Senior Pastor to promote a spiritually relevant and financially viable ministry.
• The School Counseling program at Ravensworth Elementary School successfully works with a diverse community of learners by providing comprehensive experiences to ensure success in our rapidly changing world. As a counselor, I provide collaborative partnership between families, schools, and the community to promote compassionate global citizens.
• Process to becoming RAMP (Recognized ASCA Model Program) certified this year by using data driven programs to increase positive attendance, behavior, and SOL reading scores.
• Trained (SEA-STARS) to be a case manager for 504 plans to be an extra support to administration, teachers, parents, and students.
• Active in school programs, SCA meetings, monthly spirit days, and social groups.
• Create comprehensive plans for suicide prevention plans
• Hosting weekly bible studies (30-40 students) in an engaging manner, summer/winter retreat programs, summer short term missions.
• Curriculum planning to teach biblical worldview
• Increasing population of the group from 15 to 80 students within the first two years
• Setting up a successful worship team, welcoming team, media team, and sports ministry team
• Working as a team with three other youth group staff members and training volunteer/ teacher bi weekly
• Conducting individual and group discipleship/ counseling with students weekly
• Maintaining professional relationships with parents through constant communication and request for prayer
• Attending weekly church pastoral meetings and collaboration meetings with church stakeholders
• Running DC Outreach Program in the winter months and Outreach Missions (in country or overseas) in the summer months