Aida NATALIA GONZALEZ

Sales Professional experienced in driving customer interaction and sales growth in retail environments. Achieved high levels of customer satisfaction and retention through effective relationship management and persuasive communication techniques. Contributed to team success by collaborating with members to consistently meet sales objectives and adapt to changing market conditions.

• Temple University - Philadelphia, PA
• Justice In America
• Analyzed about how laws can be to citizens and evaluated the benefits of laws by attending various classes and making own conclusions on laws.
• Engaged in tri-weekly discussions on advantages of proposed laws.
• Sex Crimes and the Law
• Investigated legal frameworks, societal impacts and the psychological aspects of sex crimes.
• Wrote an 8-page research paper analyzing and applying concepts as well as findings from the course.
• Forensic Psychology
• Learning substantive CJ system knowledge by looking into law enforcement, courts and corrections.
• Engaged in weekly discussions on criminal justice issues and being able to analyze as well as critique specific crime.
• Gained knowledge social scientific methods and appreciating the role of research by informing policy, practice and theory.
• Temple University - Philadelphia, Pa
• Criminal Justice Statistics
• Explained how statistics correlate to criminal justice and everyday life by looking at samples of surveys people taken based on experience in youth care and healthcare.
• Utilized statistical software, Stata to describe samples and empirically test research hypotheses.

• American University - Washington, DC
• Lead Criminal Investigator
• Analyzed pieces from the investigation such as fingerprints, tracing materials and tested to see if it was a reliable piece of evidence.
• Led members in group to separate into different sections of the investigation and grab different pieces of evidence such as any leftover materials or digital evidence.
• Presented case with information on the victim on potential suspects of the murder by writing a paper on an example of what the group assumed occurred at the crime scene.
• National Leadership Honor Society - Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
• Student
• Inducted in the National Leadership Honor Society for demonstrating leadership qualities and maintaining a strong gpa throughout four years of college.
• Completed various assessments on leadership training, studied speaker broadcasts on how to achieve success as well as working with a success network team.