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Brian Creekmore ,
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6475 36 Avenue brian.a.creekmore-1@ou.edu 13700 SE 74th
Norman, OK 73072 4054877757 OKC, OK 73150

Education
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, December 2016
Minor: Applied Mathematics
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK
Overall GPA: 3.88

Experience
Unit Operations Lab, Spring 2014
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK
• Lead a group of chemical engineers as we completed a series of chemical
processing and design labs and organized detailed reports
• Performed various projects dealing with the everyday problems faced in a
chemical processing plant including a distillation process
• Supported other engineers and verified technical solutions in determining the
results were accurately calculated on a fundamental engineering level

Toured with a Band, Summer 2014, Fall 2014, and Spring 2015
Many destinations, United States, North America
• Learned valuable problem solving skills by putting together travel plans
• Leader of live performances of covers and original music
• Presented research through MS PowerPoint and a final poster presentation of
set art used on stage
• Participated in a 5-week seminar on audio engineering at New York University

Community Work, Summer 2015

Habitat for Humanity, Oklahoma City
• Helped build a house for a low income family
• Designed with a team a more efficient floor plan for heat and cooling air
circulation

Honors and Awards

College of Engineering Honor roll
Best live set in the Green Bay Festival of Bands

Activities and Organizations

American Institute of Chemical Engineers Member
Chemistry Tutor
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Brian Creekmore
6475 NW 36th Avenue 4054877757
Norman, OK 73072 brian.a.creekmore-1@ou.edu

EDUCATION

The University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, December 2016
GPA: 3.88

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Professional Development Norman, OK

New Product Design Member, Fall 2013
• Coordinated with other engineering students to schedule, plan, and create a new product in the
engineering field
• Developed a strategy for testing the excess caffeine levels in decaffeinated coffee
• Lead an experiment to determine caffeine levels by extracting crude caffeine out of a cup of
coffee
• Managed a research group for developing a way for the new product to test caffeine levels in
everyday usage
• Presented the research done on the new product idea to a team of professionals

Numerical Methods Norman, OK

Student, Fall 2014
• Analyzed a group of chemical engineering problems and collected a range of solutions that the
problems could be best solved with
• Organized data by providing the best possible way to calculate a value using fundamental
chemical engineering skills
• Attained an understanding of how to find numerical approximations to solutions of ordinary
differential equations and successfully applied this knowledge to a process design example

SKILLS

VBA Pro-Tools AutoCAD

Java Pivot Tables Minitab
C++ Excel Fluent in Spanish

HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

College of Engineering Honor Roll

Chemistry Tutor

ACTIVITIES

Member: American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Mentor: College of Engineering department of learning
 Hannah Prince
Current Address: email@ou.edu Permanent Address:
1234 College Avenue 405-555-5555 4321 Home Street
Norman, OK 73069 Broken Arrow, OK 74012

Education
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, December 20XX
Minor: Spanish
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK
Overall GPA: 3.88

Experience
Process Engineering Intern, Summer 20XX
Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, LLC, Sweeney, TX
• Rerouted an atmospheric vent to flair header using ASPEN and FLARENET to stimulate and model new
header
• Performed various projects dealing with the everyday problems faced in an ethylene plant

NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates, Summer 20XX

University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
• Learned valuable laboratory techniques and safety through joining a research team of graduates and
post-doctoral students
• Carried out batch reactions, collecting data through Camille and MS Excel
• Presented research through MS PowerPoint and a final poster presentation
• Participated in 5-week course on the Code of Ethics for Engineers

Engineering Ambassador, August 20XX-Present

Career Services, University of Oklahoma
• Advise engineering students on resume writing and the job search

Honors and Awards

President's Leadership Class
Chemical Engineering Performance of Excellence
Honors Scholar
College of Engineering Dean's List
President's Honor Roll
Sooner Heritage Scholarship
Laurence Reid Gas Conference Scholarship
International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement Scholarship

Activities and Organizations

President, American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Chemical Car Team, Safety Team, T-Shirt Designer, and Planning Committee
Engineers' Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Team Coordinator, Intramural Basketball and Softball
Big Event, Group Leader
Sooner Elementary Engineering and Science Club
Chemistry Tutor
 Dax Rufnek
2200 Norman Blvd.
Norman, OK 73072
(405) 555-5555
email@ou.edu

OBJECTIVE To obtain an internship with a civil engineering firm

EDUCATION University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, May 20xx
GPA: 3.86/4.0

RELEVANT COURSEWORK Currently Enrolled in: Water & Waste Treatment, Measurements, Concrete 1,
Transportation Engineering, Engineering Practice

Other Relevant Courses: Soil Mechanics, Structural Analysis, Water Resources,

Technical Writing, Continuum Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials, Fluid
Mechanics, Materials, Intro to Differential Equations, Statics and Dynamics,
Introduction to Mass Body and Fate Process, Computer Application in CEES

HONORS Tau Beta Pi, Engineering Honor Society

Golden Key International Honour Society
Eckart-Pontius Scholarship
John and Dolores Owensby Family Scholarship
ODOT/Poe Scholarship
National Society of Collegiate Scholars, University of Oklahoma Chapter
President's Honor Roll: Spring 2005
Dean's Honor Roll: Fall 2003, Spring 2004, Fall 2004, Fall 2005
Kiwanis Scholarship
Patel Scholarship
Ranked 3rd in High School Graduating Class

ACTIVITIES American Society of Civil Engineers

Tau Beta Pi
Golden Key
National Society of Collegiate Scholars
University of Oklahoma Engineers' Club

EXPERIENCE New Home Builders Inc.

Laborer (20xx-current)
• Constructed custom homes. Duties have all been hands-on experience
including framing, roofing, and trimming. Skills consist of building
structures and using power tools.

Joe Walter Lumber Co.

Sales Associate (Summer 20xx)
• Worked with sales and customer service.
Jordan Sooner
901 W Walnut Ave, 405-555-5555
Norman, OK 73072, email@ou.edu

Education

University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, May 20xx
• Major GPA of 3.56
• Passed NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering Exam
• Member of ASCE, Concrete Canoe, and Steel Bridge Team

RELEVANT COURSEWORK: Structural Concrete Design I, Structural Concrete Design II, Water Resources/Water
Treatment, Structural Steel Design I, Transportation Engineering

Work Experience

London Bridge Design

Civil engineering Intern, April 20xx-present
• Worked under two licensed Professional Engineers
• Drafted details for new construction bridges using standard specifications and design information.
• Used In-Roads for layouts, profiling, stationing, and contouring.
• Field experience in emergency maintenance, preventative maintenance, and preliminary bridge reviews.
• Calculated all necessary pay quantities for maintenance repairs and new bridge projects.
• Understanding of LRFD and ASD design methods.
• Exposed to rigid and flexural pavement design methods.

XELP Catalyst
Process Engineering Intern, January 20xx-December 20xx
• Exposed to extensive technical writing, both individually and collaboratively.
• Prepared and presented reports to senior engineers and managers.
• Worked with both mechanical equipment design and material analysis.
• Created and performed multiple designed experiments.

Computer Knowledge

Experienced in Microstation v8, In-Roads, Oracle and Grip

Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office including: Excel, Word, Access, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
Exposed to SAP 2000, Ansys and Multiframe finite element analysis and design software
Moderate experience with WaterGems and WatPro software

Achievements

20xx OK Traffic Engineering Association Scholarship recipient

20xx Women in Transportation Scholarship recipient
Certified in project and priority management courses
 Alexis Hall
Alexis.Hall@ou.edu ♦ 2500 Asp Ave C204 Norman, OK 73072 ♦ 713-294-4433

EDUCATION
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK
Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering |May 2017
GPA: 3.19/4.00

ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
Halliburton Production Enhancement Field Engineering Intern |El Reno District | Summer 2015
!! Shadowed a Senior Technical Professional to observe the fracturing processes on site and through simulation
!! Performed quality testing and developed break profiles for fluids being pumped downhole
!! Operated FANN 35 viscometer and chandler to test rheology’s

AT&T Summer Bridge, Multicultural Engineering Program | University of Oklahoma | June 2012
!! Designed and built Rube Goldberg Machine, while working with team members
!! Managed and maintained a budget of $200

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Sooner Engineering Education Leader | College of Engineering |August 2014-Present
!! Develop and teach K-12 students about the various disciplines of engineering
!! Foster student inclusion and retention at all stages of engineering pathways

Head Counselor | Diversity & Inclusion Programs BP D.E.V.A.S | June 2014

!! Supervised three other counselors
!! Developed crisis management and problem solving skills
!! Planned a group project enabling further development of mentorship & leadership skills

Diversity and Enrichment Programs Intern | Recruitment Services| August 2013-Present

!! Recruit minority and underrepresented students to attend the University of Oklahoma
!! Mentor High School Students about the college application process

Resident Advisor | Adams Center | August 2013 – May 2014

!! Planned and implemented active and passive programs for 40 female residents with a budget of $200
!! Maintained a professional and social relationship between residents
!! Aided freshman residents in the high school to college transition
!! Utilized weekly office hours to be a resource that linked residents to various campus activities

ACTIVITIES
Member | Alpha Lambda Delta-National Collegiate Honor Society
Parliamentarian | National Society of Black Engineers
Volunteer | Habitat for Humanity

HONORS & AWARDS

National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering | April 2015
Robert D. Lemon Social Justice Award | April 2015
Dean’s Honor Roll | Fall 2015
Multicultural Engineering Scholar | August 2012- Present
BP Scholar-|May 2013-Present
Tomorrow’s Engineers Scholar | August 2013-Present
OU Club of Houston Scholar | August 2012-Present
The University of Oklahoma PACE Award – Top 1% of Freshman Class | April 2013