| Resume (submitted with application) of Year 2003-2004
Student Regent:
Matthew John Murray
OBJECTIVE
As an intensely motivated, dedicated, and proud student of
the University of California, I seek to promote and improve
public higher education while serving the richly diverse people
of my home state as the student Regent of the University.
EDUCATION
Aug, '00 to Current
University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA
Major: Architecture, Minor: City and Regional Planning
GPA 3.922 out of a 4.0 scale, second-year student, senior
standing, expected graduation May, 2004
Sept, '99 to June, '00 University of California, Irvine Irvine,
CA
Classes in math, sculpture, and architecture during senior
year of high school
Sept, '96 to June, '00 University High School Irvine, CA
Graduated Summa Cum Laude, top student in a class of over
six hundred
AWARDS
UC Berkeley Alumni Leadership Scholarship, UC Berkeley Chancellor's
Scholarship, College of Environmental Design Dean's List,
National Society of Collegiate Scholars member, National Merit
Scholarship, National AP Scholar with Honor
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Aug, '01 to Current
Student Representative, Academic Freedom Committee of the
Academic Senate
Represent the students of UC Berkeley to the Academic Senate,
the faculty governing body of the University. Discuss, debate,
and vote on matters relating to academic freedom with the
five faculty members and one other student on the committee.
Aug, '00 to Current
Co-founder and President, Berkeley American Civil Liberties
Union (Berkeley ACLU)
Co-founded and organized a student chapter of the American
Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) during my first semester at UC
Berkeley. Helped organize multiple forums, teach-ins, and
rallies as Internal Vice President for the '00-'01 school
year, building the Berkeley ACLU into one of the largest and
most active college ACLU chapters in the nation.
Plan and run weekly meetings as President for the '01-'02
school year. Delegate responsibilities to officers and members
while facilitating democratic discussion and decision-making.
Coordinate the organizing of forums, issue campaigns, and
a spring semester student-run class on Current Issues in Civil
Liberties sponsored by the Ethnic Studies Department of UC
Berkeley.
Represent the Berkeley ACLU to the public through interactions
with the student government, the ACLU of Northern California,
the national ACLU, and both the local and national news media.
Aug, '00 to Dec, '00
Campaign Intern, California Public Interest Research Group
(CALPIRG)
Collaborated with three other student interns to organize
a "Clean Air, Clean Cars" public education campaign. Helped
plan a zero-emission-vehicle car show on the UC Berkeley campus
and a teach-in on the future prospects of fuel cell technology.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
Jan, '02 to Current
Cal-in-the-Capital Program Participant UC Berkeley
Selected as one of fifty students from among over one hundred
applicants to participate in a University-sponsored summer
internship program in Washington, D.C. Participate in weekly
class meetings to build professional skills.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Jan, '01 to Current
Campus Tour Guide, UC Berkeley Visitor Services Berkeley,
CA
Guide of tours of the UC Berkeley campus for up to sixty
visitors at a time, performing important outreach by acting
as a direct link between the University and prospective students
and their families, schools, tourists, and the general public.
June, '00 to Aug, '00
City Council Aide, City of Irvine Irvine, CA
Researched the feasibility of creating a Great Park on the
site of the former El Toro Marine Base in Orange County, CA
through site visits, interviews, library work, and internet
research.
For more information regarding the recruitment
process and application review, please contact:
Cyndi Edinger, (831) 459-2789, cyndi@ucsc.edu
Student Regent Assistants, (831) 459-4019, studentregent@ucsc.edu
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