Alex Lawson - Resume

Experience

University Center & Special Events, College Station, TX
Student Assistant in Event Setup/AV Support
August 2025 – Present

Greet guests at meeting room facilities and public areas to provide excellent customer service.
Handle logistics for event coordination, including room capacity and planned attendance.
Set up and break down equipment in large multipurpose spaces.
Provide technical/AV support during live campus events in the Memorial Student Center.

Activities

MSC OPAS, College Station, TX
Outreach Manager
September 2023 – Present

Coordinated sponsorships and profit shares with local businesses to promote fundraising.
Created advertisements to promote upcoming social events.
Managed recruitment events to increase general committee members.
Led marketing campaigns and encouraged new member participation.

FIRST Tech Challenge
Robotics Coach
August 2023 – April 2025

Guided four high school students in problem-solving and marketing/fundraising efforts.
Dedicated 8 hours weekly to assist a community-based robotics team.
Helped the team reach the top 25% of competitors at the FIRST World Competition.

Goldman Sachs
Case Competition Consultant
September 2023

Developed Excel-based data sheets to automate acceptance/denial processes.
Performed an internal audit of the GoldmanStream system to identify areas of improvement.

Skills

Proficient in C#, JavaScript, HTML, and Excel functions programming
Competent in Database Management Systems (DBMS)
Experienced in troubleshooting audiovisual equipment

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