International Legal Studies:
Specialization: International Defense of
Civil and Human Rights
Applicant: Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary,
AA, BA, MLIS
Does
Rahul Gandhi prefer jail?
Rahul
Gandhi-already detained, and jailed twice before!
Rahul
Gandhi-Is he ready to go to jail, for: National Herald?
I am an applicant for legal studies, in Australia, at Bond University in
Queensland, and, I will be applying, to other English speaking legal studies
programmes, around the world, that offer a practicing Barristers license, for
undergraduate law studies, with a specialization in politics. It is my plan, to
practice: International Law, with a focus, on, defending
people/communities/countries, from: civil and human rights abuses. Former PM of
India, Raul Gandhi, is being illegally detained in India, as a concerned
supporter, of: civil and human rights, and of the Mahatma Gandhi Royal Family
of India.
I am concerned, about the health, and wellbeing, of: Mr. Rahul Gandhi, and
have, therefore, offered to travel to India myself, to see how I personally-can
alter, and alleviate, his unfortunate circumstances. I am initiating this
fundraising campaign, to assist both: Mr. Raul Gandhi, and
myself-proceeds will be utilized, to travel to India, to assist Mr. Gandhi, as
well as, to pay fees, for my legal study program-after I have been accepted.
Fighting, for the personal freedoms, and human rights of others, is always a
difficult, and dangerous battle to be, both: fought and won. I continue to
support, in anyway that I am able, brave activists, like Mr. Rahul Gandhi, who
are never afraid, to take a stand for the meek and downtrodden, to end up, in
a jailers solitary confinement cell. My hats off, to those among us, who
are never afraid, to defend the human rights, of others, who will never be able,
to do so-on their own.
God Bless. Namaste.
Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, AA, BA, MLIS
Resume Follows:
Summary of Qualifications:
________________________________________
• Organized, motivated professional with track record
of success.
• Proven expertise in written, graphic, and spoken
communication.
• Proficient in all aspects of Microsoft Office.
• Awarded multiple scholarships for academic
achievement.
• Qualified to teach Information Science at college
level.
Relevant Experience:
• Experience filing and organizing office activities.
• Wrote office correspondence for law firm.
• Performed accurate data entry.
• Wrote successful grants.
• Completed university level Pre-legal, Pre-medical,
and with
honors.
Employment History:
University of Florida Athletic Association,
Gainesville, FL
Office Assistant
Mark Olive, Esq., Tallahassee, FL
Legal Assistant
PIMS Program, Tallahassee, FL
Personal Assistant
Hiring Manager: Ms. Patty: 001-352-386-965-2259
Report posted: Goggle Blogger:
bayocary.blogspot.com
Walgreens Under-Cover Investigation
of Suspected Store Fraud:
Cosmetics
Department
Education:
Masters, Library and Information Science,
2010: C.G.P.A: 4.0 out
of 4.0
Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
Bachelor of Arts, English, 2008: C.G.P.A.: 3.10 out of
4.0
University of Florida, University of Florida
Associate Degree: C.G.P.A.: 3.6 out
of 4.0
English, Honors Studies, Honor
Society
Volunteer:
Friends of the Library
Book Sorter
Department of Defense Online
Conference Cyber Security for Experts (C.E.U.)
April 22, 2015: US Marines
announced-evidence to proving Obama supports: Int’l terrorism.
Honors:
Grant Recipient, 2010
Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
Awarded grant for perfect 4.0 GPA.
Herbert Lehman Undergraduate Scholarship
The Legal Defense Fund
Awarded multi-year scholarship for academic achievement,
and more. . .
Honors/Superlatives:
Law School Admittance/Scholarships:
I was accepted to so many law schools, here in
the U.S.A., with so many scholarship offers, that, I have decided, not to list
them all. The scholarships, to the various law schools, ranged, from partial,
to full scholarships, and, I was invited, to apply to participate, in a joint
L.L.M. law school program, here in the U.S.A, as well. I have also been
accepted to 2 law schools abroad, in the UK- Northumbria and The University of
Buckingham.
Herbert Lehman Undergraduate
Minority Scholarship 1994/1996-2000/2008
Legal Defense Fund
New York, NY
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Academic 2 year College
S.F.C.C., 2003-2004
Gainesville, FL
Recommended by Dean/F.S. College of Law
M.P.L.E. Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholarship, 1998
Tallahassee, FL
F.S.U. College of Law Scholarship
Minority Summer Law Program, summer 1998
Tallahassee, FL
F.S.U. College of Law Superlatives
Superlatives: "Best Legal Arguments: Written and Oral, etc."
Minority Summer Law Program, summer 1998
Tallahassee, FL
W.E.B. Dubois (Minority) Honor Society
Academic Honors Society, 1997-1999
F.S.U.
Tallahassee, FL
S.F.C.C. Dance Scholarship, summer 1994
Gainesville, FL
S.F.C.C. Minority Academic Scholarship, 1994
Gainesville, FL
Teaching Scholarship
1000.00
P. K. Yonge/U.F. Lab School
Gainesville, FL
Work Experience:
Office Assistant at University of Florida Athletic Association
March 2008 - August 2008 (6 months)
I worked with two disability
specialists who provided academic and medical resources to students with
disabilities. The work was strictly confidential. I compiled information
related to the students' disabilities.
I
re-organized files. I engaged in basic data entry: of grades, standardized test
scores (SAT/ACT), and other pertinent information. I graded intelligence tests.
I transported students to and from appointments with local psychologists for
academic disability evaluations.
I worked with excel and other word processing programs to draw up documents
that were requested by my supervisor. I did a great deal of Xeroxing documents
and some faxing as well.
Legal Assistant to Mr. Mark Olive, Esq.
March 2001-October 2001
I engaged in basic secretarial duties such as:
faxing, filing, Microsoft Word processing, legal correspondence, case summary,
office running, and online research into pro bono projects in the areas of
hunger and homelessness.
Office Assistant at Florida State University PIMS Program
1999 - 2000 (1 year)
I engaged in basic secretarial
duties, such as: faxing, filing, Microsoft word processing, and, I compiled
slide shows, applied and received a grant from the United Way of Tallahassee,
for the after school STRIDE tutorial premedical program, at Florida State
University, and functioned in the position of community outreach, as well as
assisting with an on campus minority premedical association (MAPS), and I
engaged in office running on campus.
Research and Writing Experience:
Grant Proposals/Application: United States Government (A Community Health Care
Center $250,000.00, No Grant Provided) and A Non-For Profit Agency
(Approximately $ 1000.00, Grant Provided);
Research Papers: Since 1994, (Examples of recent work are available upon
request);
Legal Writing and Research: Minority Summer Law Program at Florida State
University College of Law: I was granted several superlatives, for: best
written legal argument, etc.;
Research Proposal: (Also available upon request.);
Strategic Management Plan: (Also available upon request.)
Thesis: A Comparative Analysis of the Digital Divide in the United States and
that in Great
Britain (Credit for my thesis work is notated on my transcript, however, my
thesis is not on file at Florida State University and has not been published.);
Blog Sites: WordPress account: http://bayoelizabethcary.wordpress.com/ (Others
URL’s are available upon request.);
Publication of Web Pages to the Internet: I am familiar and proficient in both
XHTML and CSS.
Work and Volunteer Experience and Actual Skills Gained:
Business/Entrepreneurship
I ran my own African dance
troop/class, as a high school student (1993-1994). We were paid, for most to
perform. Oft times, I featured my own line of fashion, 10 or so pieces, that
were made out of African fabric, at the same time that we performed. I designed
and sewed, most of the African dance costumes, for the entire troop—myself,
although, I did have some assistance.
In addition, I have done a small amount of
grass roots marketing with: Teatro Del Pueblo in MN, as an AmeriCorps member
(1995-1996). I suggested questionnaires, in order to evaluate both:
satisfaction, and to evaluate the quality of the services provided. Since that
time, I have taken two research classes (undergraduate/graduate), which have
provided me with additional information and experiences, in regards to:
clinical/on site research, data collection and evaluation, and the basics of
statistics, and the nature of a "true experiment."
I also have
the ability to write grants. When I worked as an undergraduate, at F.S.U., I
wrote for a grant, which was given to: the F.S.U. Medical School (P.I.M.S.
Program). In addition, as part of my volunteer activity, as a pre-medical
student in the Tallahassee, FL community, I helped to write the by-laws for,
and to establish, a non-for-profit medical and education outreach program
(1999).
I also designed the digital T-shirt logo, and the pamphlet, with the assistance
of a friend of mine, who was an art major at F.S.U., and her mother--a
professional graphic artist.
Teaching/Tutoring:
I have worked as an instructor, in three after
school programs, in both: Florida and Georgia. I was trained and certified, in
early childhood education, while I was an undergraduate student at F.S.U., so
that I could work in the pre-school, where my children were in attendance. I
have worked as: a daycare provider, a nanny, an assistant pre-school teacher,
and a lead pre-school instructor.
Writing/Editing:
When I was in high school, I was selected
for an honor’s award, for the diligence with which, I applied myself, to
improving my English writing skills. As both: an English and Honor's
undergraduate student, I have engaged in a great deal of research and writing.
I have experience with documenting in both: M.L.A. and A.P.A. format. In
addition, I wrote/completed a voluntary thesis for my Master's Degree (August
7, 2010).
Community Organizations:
I have volunteered off and on
for many years--since I was in middle school (1988): March of Dimes, Children's
Home Society. In 1995 I was employed by AmeriCorps for 2 years. My first year
with AmeriCorps was spent in St. Paul, MN at the Neighborhood House Association
and my second year of volunteer work with AmeriCorps was spent at an elementary
school in the Bond Community in Tallahassee, FL-a low income community close to
FAMU University and Florida State University.
While I was working at the F.S.U. College of Medicine PIMS program as an
undergraduate student at Florida State University I volunteered at Bond
Community Health Center, Madison County Nursing Home, and Christmas of 1999 I
transported free medical supplies to indigent patients n Guyana.
At present I am
volunteering with The Bread of the Mighty Food bank, and I have trainings to
begin volunteering at the Friends of the Library on March 11, 2015, and at the
Public Library on March 6, 2015. I am excited about volunteering in the
Gainesville, FL community, and will make time to continue my volunteer
activities even after I am employed, for instance, I have signed up to
volunteer at Friends of the Library on Saturday mornings.
Computers/Technology:
I have a Master's Degree in Library and
Information Science. I specialized in information science. I am familiar with
a: MAC/iMAC, but recently, I have only been working on: a laptop/notebook, or a
desk top P.C. .
I utilize the most recent Microsoft O.S. and word processing programs
available. I know how to utilize movie software and sound mixing software, and
Excel charts, as well. I am also familiar with, and adept at social networking
sites. I am willing to participate in continuing education classes if there is
some area of computer science that the office needs me to be better trained and
certified in.
I have already looked into some of the certification classes, which are
available in various academic concentrations, at Santa Fe College. I may have
money available through vocational rehab to pay for the continuing education
classes. I am very familiar with the Internet. While working on my master’s
degree, I engaged in a great deal of academic database research on the Internet
research, while I was preparing my voluntary thesis.
CPR/First Aid:
I have been certified before (1997),
in both. I had to be certified in both: C.P.R. and First Aid, in order to
qualify, for my early childhood education certificate. I plan to be recertified
in CPR and First Aid after my volunteer orientation with the Red Cross this Saturday
the 21st, 2015, because then the classes will be free to me.
Fundraising/Grant Writing:
I wrote a grant, which was given by the
United Way of Tallahassee, to: the F.S.U. Medical School P.I.M.S. program, when
I worked there. The grant writing was part of the service that I provided, as a
state employee, for the university.
I thoroughly enjoy writing and research, and would gladly engage in additional
grant writing activities, if the opportunity became available. I also enjoy
writing long research papers like my 77 page thesis from my master’s degree. I
know how to conduct an experiment as well to collect both quantitative and
qualitative data to support a grant application.
I am willing to work hard, and I am willing to work overtime to complete a
project assigned at work. I willingly take my work home with me. I enjoy
sitting for hours on end in front of the computer, checking emails, sending
messages, posting to social networking sites, researching, etc. .
Law/Pre-Legal Studies:
I have just recently been accepted to law
school, in both: the U.S. and the U.K. . In addition, I participated in a
summer minority pre-legal studies program at the F.S. U. College of Law (1998).
The legal
classes that were offered, were, Intro to: legal writing, legal research, case
analysis, moot court, etc. . I earned several superlatives for my
participation, and the law school Dean who was overseeing the Summer
scholarship program recommended me for an undergraduate pre-legal scholarship,
which was granted to me.
I also worked as a legal
secretary, for a brief period of time, for Mr. Mark Olive, Esq., while I was an
undergraduate at F.S.U. (2001). Finally, I had the opportunity to study both:
legal research and some legal policy, that which relates to information
science, while I was studying for my Master's Degree (2009). I passed the LSAT
in 2009, however, I have decided not to attend law school.
Fine Arts/Crafts:
I have been interested in art
since elementary school. I have participated in art competitions, and exhibits.
I won a prestigious art award, when I was in 5th grade, for an interpretation
of the King Tut art exhibit on loan from Egypt. I took many art classes in high
school(1990-1994).
I had some independent
experiences with graphic art in college. I designed a: T-shirt logo and a
brochure, for: a non-for-profit organization, that I was helping to establish,
with the assistance of a college friend and her mother. The T-shirts turned out
well, and the logo was not difficult to design--from scratch. While designing
the brochure and T-shirt logo I worked with the software: Illustrator, and
Adobe.
While working on my master’s degree I experimented with sound mixing, video,
and photo montage. I worked with Sony Vegas movie making software. In my
master’s degree program I was also trained in web page building with XHTML and
CSS and web page validation prior to uploading on the web.
I have been dancing since the age of
two. In high school, I was a paid performer, who both: taught/performed African
dance. The dance group engaged in one fund raiser, at a local black box
theater. I made all of the arrangements, and incorporated other professional
performers in the Gainesville, FL community. In addition, I engaged in, and I
was paid for, my participation in: Community Theater, in Gainesville, FL. I
participated in several local T.V. interviews, in regards to both: the dance
and community theater participation, as well.
Summer of 1994, I began college on a dance
scholarship, at S.F.C.C. Then, my first semester at a 4 year college, I studied
mostly: dance and theater. Later, just before graduating with my B.A. in
English, I enrolled in a Drama/English course, taught by the U.F. English
Department.
Youth Development:
I was certified by the girls club of
Gainesville, FL, to work as a baby sitter, when I was in middle school. I have
been working with youth in: after school programs, daycares, and pre-school
programs, since 1993. I was certified, in 1997, in Leon County, FL, to work as
a certified daycare provider, with an early childhood certificate.
Education:
I taught academic materials in: after school
programs and in daycares. I took a multi-cultural education undergraduate
class, while I was a student at F.S.U., as well, which gave me some insight
into the formal education system, for older students, in Florida.
Public Health:
As an employee/volunteer, I have
provided some basic community outreach services, such as: S.T.D. education, and
other basic preventative health education, and I know how to take blood
pressure with a pump cuff, but, I have not received any formal training in the
areas of public health and medicine other than basic CPR and First Aid
training. I am comfortable with public speaking. I would not mind providing
educational information, in a formal/informal setting. I am more than capable
of doing the research, for such a task. I have a very good memory, and I am
capable extemporaneous speaker/educator--as well.
Leadership:
I have participated and led
numerous clubs/organizations, since high school (1990-1994). I established my
own organization as well—The Rainbow Tribe (African Dance Group), when I was in
high school (1993-1994). In addition, I lead several dance groups, in both:
high school, and during my first two, semesters of college (Summer 1994, and
Fall term 1994). I hope to gain training in the field of business so that I may
take on a leadership managerial position.
Public Speaking:
The majority of my public
speaking experience, is through my experience with both: high school and
Community Theater. I was senior class President in high school, and I had to
run for the office. I also participated in moot court, during my minority
summer of law school participation, on scholarship, and was granted a
superlative for my performance in moot court. Finally, as part of the
participation in the honors program at Santa Fe College, I was obligated to
present a final presentation, at the end of my undergraduate honor’s classes,
to the entire class (2004).
Medicine:
I worked for the medical school
at F.S.U., when they were the P.I.M.S. program, which was a joint program with
U.F. . I volunteered at Bond Community Healthcare Center, and at: Tallahassee
Memorial Hospital--residency program. I volunteered at a nursing home, although
sporadically, for several months as well. Christmas of 1999 I traveled to
Guyana, in South America, for 10 days, to deliver free medical supplies to
indigent patients. In addition, during that time, I spent a great deal of time
reading professional medical journals, such as: J.A.M.A., etc. .
High School Educational Information:
High School
P. K. Yonge Research and Developmental School/U.F. (08/01/1990 - 06/01/1994)
Gainesville, Florida
United States
Degree: High School Diploma - Major:
Gifted, A.P., Honors
GPA: 3.5-3.7 weighted
Description: P. K. Yonge is a semi-private high school, which is owned and
operated by the University of Florida. I was moved to a private gifted class,
when I was in 9th grade. I was the only student in the class. Later, I enrolled
in other classes: a larger gifted class, advanced placement, and honor's
classes. I was frequently a straight A student. I received numerous awards and
honors for my academic achievements, particularly in chemistry, Russian, and
English.
I graduated in June of
1994, with several scholarships to continue my studies in a college
environment. I was able to accept two academic scholarships, upon graduating
from high school: one scholarship was a teaching scholarship, and the other
scholarship, was a summer dance scholarship. The other scholarships which were
given to me, were from the various universities which accepted me, with the
exception of: The Herbert Lehman, Legal Defense Fund, Undergraduate Scholarship.
University Education (Summer 1994-to Present):
Northcentral University
Major: Business Administration with a specialization in Advanced Accounting
Presently Enrolled in a 1 year program
Program leads to CPA certification and a doctoral program
Florida State University (F.S.U.)
Master's Degree (August 7, 2010)
Major: Library and Information Science, Accredited by: A.L.A.: G.P.A.: 4.0
Concentration: Information Science and online academic database research,
Fall 2008 - Summer 2010
Tallahassee, FL
The University of Florida (U.F.)
Bachelor's Degree (August 2008) G.P.A.: 3.10
Major: English Literature/Studies/Undergraduate Honors Society Florida State
University
Concentrations: English and Psychology, 2004 - 2008
U.F.
Gainesville, FL
Santa Fe Community College (S. F. C.C.)
Associate of Arts Degree (April 2004) G.P.A.: 3.6
Major: Honor’s/English Studies/Honors Society
Concentrations: English and Honors Program Honors Courses, 2000 - 2004
Gainesville, FL
F.S.U.
Major: Pre-legal, Pre-medical, Chemistry, and English Studies, G.P.A.: 3.3-2.9
Concentrations: Science, Psychology, Business, English, 1997-2000
Undergraduate Honors Society WEB Dubois
Tallahassee, FL
F.S.U. College of Law
Minority Summer Law Program
Concentrations: Introduction to: Legal Theory, Legal Document Analysis, Moot
Court, Legal Writing, Legal Research, etc., and Superlatives Earned, Summer
1998
Tallahassee, FL
Keiser College/University
Concentration: Accounting I and II, 1996 – 1997 G.P.A.: 3.5
Tallahassee, FL
Agnes Scott College (A.S.C.)
Major: Dance and Drama, G.P.A.:3.3
Concentrations: Dance and Drama, fall 1994
Agnes Scott College
Decatur, GA
