Andrew Wamble

Dynamic professional with a proven track record in security and educational roles, notably at Chicago Public Schools CPS. Excelled in using analytical thinking and interpersonal communication to enhance national security, promote inclusive education, and maintain safety protocols. Demonstrated integrity and teamwork, achieving significant improvements in operational efficiency and student support. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. To seek and maintain full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills.

• Collaborated with team of educators in the implementing of International Baccalaureate program for middle school students.
• Licensed Chaplain since 2021 (American Integrity Christian Chaplain Authority)
• Recipient of nomination for the United States President's Lifetime Achievement Award from Eden Estates International, 2023 (Minister, Advocate and Community Relations and Service)

• Certified [LBS], [Chicago Public Schools] - [2005-2020]

I love to converse with people who have read the same book as I, or enlightening them to what work I am presently reading. I periodically share thoughts online to get feedback or to engage in conversation. I love gathering information and educating myself concerning topics of interest. I try to maintain a ritual of reading per day even if it is something as simple as a daily quote. Music has always been my heart so depending on the mood or occasion what is being played is intentional for the moment. Due to the fact that I now study certain music for the purpose of discussion during a worship class, lyrics are important or handled very delicately. I was taught that the world has universal languages. Food being one of them which I didn't want to take up the time with on this resume. However, music is most definitely a universal language. Because of the fast pace of life along with the stress that comes with it, exercise is not a question for me. During a time when I have not been able to get to the gym, my bike and I get along just fine. I think due to the aforementioned statement, we tend to get lost in the hustle and bustle therefore allowing ourselves to lose our health with it. In elementary and high school, I was totally into sport the way I was into music. However, the more mature I become, the more it becomes a serious part of my life. I will walk if need be just to get in some exercise. As I study the ills that plague certain communities whether it is the lack of access to healthy foods or the absence of mobility concerning our bodies, exercise has to be deliberate.