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Nicholas Smith

Harrison City,Pa

Summary

Motivated Political Science student with a strong passion for state government and public policy. Eager to contribute to the decision-making processes that shape local communities and impact daily life. Seeking an internship with a local government official to gain hands-on experience in governance and policymaking while applying academic knowledge to real-world challenges.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

Summer Handyman

Self-employed
06.2019 - 08.2022
  • Fixed and maintained things around homes of those less fortunate, like doors, walls, and furniture.
  • Helped with small repairs, such as changing lightbulbs, fixing leaks, or patching holes in walls.
  • Painted homes and businesses
  • Used basic construction tools
  • Cleaned and organized work areas after finishing tasks.
  • Worked with clients to understand what they needed and made sure they were happy with the job.
  • Learned new skills on the job to handle different kinds of repairs.

Camp Virtue Camp Counselor

St. Barbara Catholic Church
07.2020 - 07.2021
  • Supervised and guided groups of children aged 11-14, ensuring their safety and well-being.
  • Planned and led religious and recreational activities to create a fun and engaging camp experience.
  • Communicated effectively with campers and staff to maintain a positive and supportive environment.
  • Taught life skills and teamwork through structured activities and games.
  • Resolved conflicts and addressed camper needs with patience and leadership.
  • Fostered a safe, inclusive, and fun atmosphere for all participants.
  • Adapted to challenges and provided creative solutions to ensure a smooth camp experience.

Education

Bachelor of Arts - Political Science

Westminster College
New Wilmington
05-2025

Timeline

Camp Virtue Camp Counselor

St. Barbara Catholic Church
07.2020 - 07.2021

Summer Handyman

Self-employed
06.2019 - 08.2022

Bachelor of Arts - Political Science

Westminster College
Nicholas Smith