I develop rich content, motivational articles, and intriguing blogs. I currently create content for a web design company while freelancing. I enjoy collaborating with clients to accomplish the imaginative visions designed as intellectual content to improve constantly evolving businesses.

1. Table Of contents
Cover Letter......................................................................................................................................................................................Slide 3
Resume.............................................................................................................................................................................................Slide 4
Sample Blog...................................................................................................................................................................................Slide 5-6
Sample D.I.Y Post.............................................................................................................................................................................Slide 6
Sample Social Media Content...........................................................................................................................................................Slide 7
Psychology & Sociology Samples...................................................................................................................................................Slide 8-9

2. Introduction
I develop rich content, motivational articles, and intriguing blogs. I currently create content for a web design company while
freelancing. I enjoy collaborating with clients to accomplish the imaginative visions designed as intellectual content to improve
constantly evolving businesses.
I am an online student at the University of Lesley working towards my bachelor degree in Art Therapy. I am thankful to have
discovered my passion fueled by my desire to achieve anything I set my mind to. I enjoy researching and digesting all things
culture, then very statically de coding the optical illusion piece by piece to for a new perspective. I dedicate myself to
completing detailed projects that I am proud to be accountable and reliable for. My personal qualities of being trustworthy
and available to communicate what is expected have led to great success in self-motivated/independent projects. I look
forward to taking the first step in developing variety of skills that will influence a better future. Thank you for your time.
Kind Regards,
Laura Albano
(760)847-1332

3. Resume
• Personal Qualities: I am an enthusiastic individual with a passion for an artistic way of living, whilst encompassing my versatility and intelligently
designed skills. I have experience building strategic modifications that have benefited companies and employee’s production, resulting in increased
daily functions and simplified procedures. I am cultivated in building and maintaining strong relationships and believe in providing the utmost
attention to detail to all-inclusive requirements by addressing the individual specific needs.
• Personal Skills: Exceptional client relations skills, Motivated to Learn, Conflict resolution techniques, Team management Skilled, multi-tasker, Self-
motivated, Excellent Communication Skills, Invoice processing, Multi-line phone proficiency, Critical Thinker, Strong leadership & problem
solving skills, Goal Oriented Microsoft: Word, Excel, Outlook, Quick, Books, Galaxy, Light Speed, SPI Timeshare Software
• Education & Accomplishments:
• Lesley University, Cambridge, MA: Bachelor of Psychology- Currently Enrolled
• Academy of Art University, San Francisco CA: Bachelor of Fine Art
• Palomar College, San Marcos CA: General Education, Associates of Arts 2010-2011
• Professional Experience:
• Freelance Artist/Writer/Student November 2015 - Current
• Collaborating with clients to achieve high quality art focusing on skills in diverse medias. Creative Thinking. Clearly understanding and
communicating the tasks and deadlines.
• Hemptique, Carlsbad CA – Marketing/ Office Assistant, January 2013 – March 2015
• Duties included assisting in the development and supply of hemp, bamboo, cotton, and organic cotton and other natural fiber-based products.
Created mockup displays of products, booths and designing for sales pitches and tradeshows. Fielding incoming calls, document Control-Scanning,
archiving, maintaining call database, placing weekly stationery orders, invoicing, scheduling, distributing and forwarding international and domestic
shipments

4. When You Guarantee Your Loyal Customers
the Best in Organic
• Offer something more than just organic products to consumers, help influence eco-friendly choices by keeping the good
companies in business. Labor abuse ranges from outright slavery to the use of child labor and unsafe working conditions.
Supply and demand are factors that enable these heart wrenching truths. The main reason businesses that practice these morally
wrong tactics are still up and running is because consumers keep them in business. Like a batch of apples there tends to be at
least one rotten in the bunch and to take on all corrupt corporations might be a lot to take on before breakfast, however there are
more reasonable ways we as consumers may help defuse this uphill battle.
• When we choose to do business with companies that respect their employees by respecting human rights and guaranteeing that
no exploitation nor child labor will exists in their company and in its supply chains we are giving them a better chance of
surviving and influencing the development of similarly structured businesses. If more consumers demand justice in the values
and labor laws we have a better chance of these big businesses doing what they do best and supplying justice and values in
labor laws.
• It is companies like The iidea company and Agaven Products that work to maintain a relationship with the community who
respect the local needs and the interests of the people with whom they collaborate with. These companies and others that make
donations to various causes in public and private entities, and make it a priority to visit public and private entities to deliver
personal hygiene are the business consumers would globally benefit from.

5. Sweet Tooth Cravings for The Vegan
• It seems as though Agave Nectar is the latest and greatest recently trending in Western cultures, the Agave Nectar has
been used throughput history for topical treatments to the well known alcoholic beverage tequila. The agave nectar are
succulents with large rosette of thick, fleshy leaves. During the earlier years when agave was earning its rightful place
as a staple in many kitchen's and medicine cabinets. The plant was used for its many topical uses as well as favored for
the delightful taste that has made agave nectar so popular today. The very sweet agave nectar may be comparable to
honey and believed to be just as delicious if not more preferred.
• The trending alternative to honey has become well know to many successful restaurants competing to deliver a quality
menu for all walks of life. With trendy vegan restaurants leaving its mark in the culinary scene serving delicious vegan
meals from San Francisco/Ca, San Antonio/TX, to New York, NY and more in-between it is no wonder why more
business is choosing to welcome a variety of foodies, vegans, and the eco-minded consumers alike. Similar vegan
options are now provided at well known cafes to chain restaurants in several cities – rural and urban alike – throughout
America. As a species that has the power to so much destruction it is hopeful to see even the big corporation to the
smaller mom and pop shops doing their part to make environmentally conscious choices by giving the consumer
options on the menu to choose to eat environmentally friendly.

6. D.I.Y. Holistic Agave Nectar
• The Aztecs considered agave as the prized gift the gods bestowed on them. The Agave Nectar is still used in a variety of recopies as well
as beauty treatments that are possibly free if you have these ingredients in your kitchen pantry.
• Ingredients:
• 1 tablespoon Agave Nectar
• (Penetrates deep within the skin to hydrate the surface to keep skin looking young)
• ½ cup of cooked rice or ½ cup of raw steel cut oats
• (Serves as an exfoliant to gently wash away dead skin while hydrating and renewing)
• 1 tablespoon lemon juice - freshly squeezed or concentrate will work just fine
• (Helps to lighten skin and lift off dead cells)
• Mix all the ingredients together and be sure to blend them well. Apply the mixture to dry hands or face (apply as an evening scrub,
because the lemon may cause sensitivity from the sun) and gently scrub in circular motions for no less than two minutes. Be sure to rinse
well with warm water and clean wash cloth. To be sure not to overly exfoliate this regimen is safe to use up to 3 nights a week.

7. Social Media Content
Facebook Post
• Decorative displays and festive lighting make
for perfect excuse to get together and take out
the holiday decorations that have been apart of
Christmas tradition. What is your favorite part
of getting in the Christmas spirit? What is your
least favorite part? #Christmas #Xmas
#ChristmasLighting #HolidayLighting
#Holidays #SanDiego
www.prolighthangers.com
Twitter Post
• With the #holidays quickly approaching when
the air is colder and the want for #hotchocolate
becomes more of a need where do you enjoy
going around #SanDiego to view spectacular
light displays? Share with us your favorite local
spots and check back to discover new locations.
www.prolighthangers.com #Christmas #Xmas
#ChristmasLighting #HolidayLighting
#Holidays #SanDiego

8. Studying Culture Trends
• One of the major methods by which scientists study cultures is with an image perceived to be considerable enough to share with others. The shared images are
often perceived as humorous or relevant to one’s life and or culture. As the image develops from environmental influences it may take on characteristics of the
individual or culture that continues to show interest in the image. Defined by Richard Dawkins as the cultural equivalent of a gene, or anything that is copied from
brain to brain. Scientist are now more than ever before able to distinguish discrete definable variations within culture. With the study of memes there are not any
known notable compromises in evolutionary character of cultural transmissions.
• Thus has the possibilities of using a wide variety of medias as it defines imitation as a learning process and making multicultural cultures possible. “However,
translating psychological material is not as easy a task as you might expect.” “Having an accurate translation of your psychological materials is a necessary
precondition for doing good cross cultural research.” (Heine, p. 120) In my personal opinion the field of study called memetics that arose in 1990 due to the hype
for the world wide web and memes there has been plenty of tangible evidence to conduct multi-cultural theories and understandings. For example, before the
internet and memes we had festivals and art to display and share culturally expressed perspectives, and art to create humor from tragedy. I do perceive studying
culture is a step and from there momentum is inevitable, however I can’t help but feel like the American culture appears to be running in place. I may say it is
culture mimicking main stream media that is merely a mirror for culture.
• The cultural events that motivate individuals to create or share memes have always been around. For example, the high population density, recourse scarcity, a
history of conflict on their own soil, the spread of human disease, and natural disasters tend to become much tighter societies. By which they mean have very
strong norms, constraint, and little tolerance from deviance from social norms. Versus societies that are loose by which they mean have weaker norms, much more
permissiveness, and much more tolerance for deviance from social norms. The societies that tend to be looser do not tend to have the same recourse scarcity.
(Michele Gelfand, clip 4) The first way is individualism, which states that each individual is acting on his or her own, making their own choices, and to the extent
they interact with the rest of the group, it's as individuals. Collectivism is the second way, and it views the group as the primary entity, with the individuals lost
along the way.
• Works Cited
• Individualism Vs. Collectivism Objectivism101objectivism101.com / Lectures /Lecture39.shtml, Copyright © 2006 by Joseph Rowlands.

9. The Importance of Culture in Psychology
• Ethnocentrism-that is judging people from other cultures by the standards of our own culture.
Any time anyone generalizes by using statements like always, everyone, all the time and every
day the dualist approach uses ethnocentrism. This was a common influence in
psychoanalytical studies that may have developed misunderstandings of foreign morals. The
alternate approach would be a multicultural perception that defines the foundation of cultural
psychology allowing mixed cultures to respect un experienced/unknown idea. Cultural
psychology became further explored only a mere decade ago to better understand ones
“normal” behavior to another cultures “normal” behavior. Questions such as, “What dose
cultural psychology offer the field of psychology and to the people more generally.” (Heine, p.
23)