KATHLEEN M.

QUINN
Address: 179 Ryan Hill RD, Lake Ariel, PA 18436

Cell phone: (570) 470-2927

Email: kmq106@psu.edu

EDUCATION
The Pennsylvania State University, Schreyer Honors College
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Student Marshall

University Park, PA
May 2014
Overall GPA: 3.95

International Studies Institute at Palazzo Rucellai

Florence, Italy
Spring 2013

Honors/Awards: Paterno Fellows Program, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Delta Zeta Sorority, President Sparks Award 2012, Presidents
Freshman Award 2011, Deans List, Catherine Baker Knoll Scholarship

EXPERIENCE
Bloomberg, LP
Princeton, NJ
Market Data Analyst, Insiders and Significant Stakeholders Team
June 2014-June 2015
Completed 10 week intensive training program covering equities, fixed income, commodities, and foreign exchange asset classes.
Assisted Bloomberg clients including traders, asset managers, and research analysts as a specialist in holdings and
portfolio analytics tools.
Managed vendor relationships using agile development methods in Delhi, India and Budapest, Turkey.
Participated in recruiting, interviewing, and new-hire development.
Radboud University, The Future of Health Care Think-tank
Research Team Member

Collaborated with a team of students from Radboud University to create a consultative report on a model of health care for a
growing aging population.
Contributed a study on the economic impact of at-home caregiving on business productivity employment costs.

De facto States Project, Penn State Political Science Department

Research Assistant

University Park, PA
Jan. 2012May 2014

Researched databases analyzing and extracting relevant information about each de facto state.
Synthesized regime type and territory data from multiple sources and develop a descriptive code sheet of each de facto state.
Communicated effectively through code sheets and progress presentations during weekly meetings.

Center for Strategic and International Studies

Research Intern, Program on Crisis, Conflict, and Cooperation

Nijmegen, the Netherlands

May 2013May 2014

Washington, D.C.
May 2012Aug. 2012

Collaborated with team members in the design, coding, and analysis of a dataset of 396 potential regime transition events from
1989-2010.
Analyzed US responses to potential regime transitions and wrote case studies about the effect of US involvement on potential
transitions in the post Cold-War era.
Organized events and hosted international speakers offering analysis of current international crises.

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mercer County
Mentor

Princeton, NJ
September 2014- June 2015

Presidential Leadership Academy

Member

University Park, PA
April 2011May 2014

Participated in highly selective critical thinking and leadership program based on academic achievements, community service, and
demonstration of leadership potential.
Practiced multidimensional decision-making through team policy projects, interaction with leaders in business and government, and
weekly blogs discussing current events.

University Park Undergraduate Association, Student Government

Chair of Student Life & Diversity

University Park, PA
Aug. 2010May 2014

Lead a 20 member team of peers to develop and promote resources and events for Penn State students.

Designed and coordinated university-wide Sexual Violence Awareness Week to promote a healthy climate towards these issues.