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Donovin T. Gleaton

To build a career as a Ph.D. Economist/Professor researching issues in Urban Economics and Public Finance as they relate to the African American community.

Hardware:	Software:
IBM and IBM compatible PCs	Microsoft Word (up to Office '98)
IBM and IBM compatible Printers	Microsoft Excel (up to Office '98)
IBM and IBM compatible Scanners	Microsoft PowerPoint (up to Office '98)
	Microsoft Publisher
	WordPerfect
	Lotus 1-2-3
Programming Languages:	Internet:
C-Programming	Microsoft Explorer
Statistical Analysis Software (SAS)	Netscape Navigator
Time Series Processor (TSP)	HyperText Markup Language (HTML)

Bachelor of Science	High School Diploma
Benedict College	Summerville High School
Columbia, South Carolina	Summerville, South Carolina
Graduated: May 1998	Graduated: June 1994
Major/Minor: Economics/Mathematics	GPA: 93.1/100.0
Overall GPA: 3.67/4.00
Major GPA: 3.76/4.00

June 1997 - Aug 1997
American Economics Association Summer Training Program - University of Texas - Austin, Texas

Coursework included Intermediate Microeconomics, Econometrics, and Applied Econometric Analysis. Linear and nonlinear regression analysis was studied with great detail. Also, statistical software packages such as SAS an TSP were introduced and implemented in a research project on issues affecting the African American middle class.

May 1996 - Aug 1996
Engineering Co-op - The Document Company: Xerox - Webster, New York

Duties included investigating and communicating ways to increase unsatisfactory productivity in my assigned department, supervising Industrial Staff, designing work stations for Industrial Staff, updating job processes, rebalancing rates for work areas, and compiling statistics for the New York Environmental Protection Agency.

May 1995 - Jan 1996
Loader - United Parcel Service (UPS) - Columbia, South Carolina

Duties included loading packages on to mass-delivery trucks, reading all package addresses to assure prompt delivery to customers, working with others in my work area as a team to insure the success of entire work area, and working in a safe manner.

May 1995 - Aug 1995
Researcher - National Science Foundation: South Carolina Alliance for Minority Participation (SC-AMP) in the Sciences - Benedict College/University of South Carolina - Columbia, South Carolina

Duties included researching, operating, and testing a Thermatrix, Inc. Fugitive Emission Control System, operating a Hewlett Packard Gas Chromatograph, preparing hazardous gas samples for testing, preparing progress report for company (Thermatrix, Inc.), cleaning lab equipment, and working with specialists in certain areas needed to complete research.

Aug 1994 - May 1995
Math Tutor - National Science Foundation: South Carolina Alliance for Minority Participation (SC-AMP) in the Sciences - Benedict College - Columbia, South Carolina

Duties included targeting trouble spots in math up to Calculus II and helping students gain better understandings.

• Ohio State University Graduate Fellow 1998-
• Benedict College Trustee Scholar 1994-98
• National Science Foundation: South Carolina Alliance for Minority Participation in the Sciences (SC-AMP) Scholar 1994-96
• Benedict College Most Outstanding Economics Major 1997-98
• Benedict College Male Athlete with the Highest GPA 1997-98
• Eastern Inter-collegiate Athletic Conference Academic Team 1998

• Benedict College Student Government Association President 1997-98
• Benedict College Board of Trustees (Student Representative) 1996-97
• National Science Foundation: South Carolina Alliance for Minority Participation in the Sciences (SC-AMP) Member 1994-96
• Bened1ict College Honors Program 1994-98
• Men’s Varsity Baseball Team 1994-98
• Black Male Conference Steering Committee 1998

Available upon request.