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		+	Seth Frey
		+	608 S Washington St
		+	Bloomington, IN 47401
		+	812.360.7184
		+	moctodliamg@gmail.com
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		+	SUMMARY:
		+	Interested in analysis and design of distributed systems
		+	Interested in fine book and print work
		+	Interested in community organizing
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		+	Education and Awards
		+	Indiana University at Bloomington Cognitive Science and Informatics
		+	pursuing doctoral work.
		+	U.C. Berkeley, Berkeley, CA B.A. in Cognitive Science, June 2004
		+	emphases in Psychology and Neuroscience. 3.37 GPA
		+	average of five courses per semester.
		+	U.C. Berkeley Extension , Berkeley, CA Certificate in Bioinformatics
		+	(Sequence and Microarray Analysis) – unfinished.
		+	New England Complex Systems Institute - Complex Systems summer school
		+	Fremont High School, Sunnyvale, CA Graduated with honors, June 2000
		+	Received scholarship from Fremont Union High School District (FUHSD)
		+	to present on Student Diversity in Education at the Coalition of Essential Schools
		+	convention in Kansas City, Missouri.
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		+	Experience
		+	8/2008 – 7/2012 Indiana University, Bloomington, Cognitive Science and Informatics Departments – Doctoral Student
		+	Work under Randall Beer on the analysis of nonlinear and distributed systems.
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		+	8/2008 – Now The Lilly Library – Rare Book Conservation
		+	Conserving the collection: binding, repair, box-making and exhibit preparation.
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		+	8/2008 – Now Graphic Design Type Shop – Graduate Assistant
		+	Assisted in the operation and maintenance of one 18" Universal and three Vandercook printing presses.
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		+	6/2008 – Now Bloomington Cooperative Living Inc. – Founding Organizer
		+	Founding organizer of a not for profit member-owned housing cooperative, aiming to provide sustainable affordable housing to the community.
		+	Forged national partnerships with cooperative housing advocacy groups.
		+	Secured financing for property purchases.
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		+	8/2006 – 6/2008 New England Complex Systems Institute – Student
		+	Led development of a web system for distributed decision making.
		+	Managed the efforts of four other individuals on the project.
		+	Studied at neighboring universities.
		+	Published the Proceedings of the International Conference on Complex Systems.
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		+	9/2007 – 6/2008 MIT Media Lab – Research Support
		+	Assisted in development of cheap deployable sensors for 'urban exploration'.
		+	Trained in use of laser cutter and water jet cutter.
		+	Simple microcontroller programming.
		+
		+	10/2006 – 6/2008 Harvard University, Bow and Arrow Press – Printer
		+	Printed posters and small projects in small university letterpress shop.
		+	Trained students in the use of the equipment.
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		+	3/2006 – 6/2006 Sjolander Phylogenomics Lab – Research Assistant
		+	Programmed and searched literature to support various sequence analysis projects.
		+
		+	8/2005 - 6/2006 Bay Area Alternative Press – Printer's Assistant
		+	Operate and adjust multiple single-color offset presses of various makes and models.
		+	Quark and InDesign.
		+	Strip negatives and make plates.
		+
		+	12/2005 - 2/2006 Dharma Publishing – Production Assistant and Graphic Designer
		+	Design and prepare promotional materials for print, including postcards,
		+	advertisements and mail-outs.
		+	Quark and InDesign.
		+
		+	9/2005 - 12/2005 Taurus Bookbindery – Bookbinder
		+	Made high quality book boxes and hardcover cases at artisan bindery
		+	Used powered cutters, foil stampers, glue machines, and Smyth and Singer sewers.
		+
		+	8/2005 - 11/2005 Wilderness Press – Marketing and Design Assistant
		+	Assistant to the associate publisher.
		+	Juggled many simultaneous assignments to work efficiently.
		+	Designed full color book covers and promotional materials.
		+
		+	9/2005 - 11/2005 Heyday Books – Sales Assistant
		+	Researched and directed sales promotions for a small non-profit publishing house.
		+
		+	3/2005 - 5/2005 Abu Mustafa Binding Irbid, Jordan – Apprentice Binder
		+	Learned binding and printing in Arabic and English.
		+	Trained owner to incorporate computers into workflow.
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		+	3/2005 - 5/2005 English Institute Irbid, Jordan – English Teacher
		+	Taught advanced English courses to adults.
		+	Trained other staff in details of American English
		+
		+	8/2004 - 12/2004 New England Complex Systems Institute – Student Researcher
		+	Established and presented a research project on developments in
		+	formal linguistics for the Institute's general director.
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		+	7/2004 - 12/2004 Jamaica Plain Community Education Project – Founding Organizer
		+	Organized an education non-profit providing free classes in the Boston area
		+	Marketed the Project to other community groups and to the population at large.
		+	Established a decentralized control structure.
		+	Provided project teachers with space and resources.
		+	Organized computer and English language courses for local public housing projects.
		+	Taught two courses through the organization.
		+
		+	8/2004 - 12/2004 Boston Public Schools – Substitute Teacher
		+	Taught minority youth in an under-resourced urban environment. K through 12, all subjects.
		+	Taught impromptu in tense environments.
		+
		+	8/2004 - 12/2004 Mount Ida College – Professional Tutor
		+	Math and Science tutor for undergraduates. Also taught ESL.
		+
		+	7/2004 - 8/2004 Harvard University, Hauser Lab – Research Assistant
		+	Researched primate cognition.
		+
		+	8/2003 - 6/2004 University Student's Cooperative Association (USCA) – Board of Directors
		+	Directed affairs as a board representative for the USCA,
		+	a democratically-run, non-profit student housing organization
		+	with revenues exceeding $6 million annually.
		+	Made decisions relevant to daily upkeep and long-term growth of the organization.
		+	Researched viability of expansion projects.
		+	Received scholarship to represent UC Berkeley at the National Students of
		+	Cooperation Association's (NASCO) annual convention in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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		+	1/2001 - 6/2004 UC Berkeley – Course Facilitator
		+	Single-handedly researched, wrote, graded and lectured a course on children's literature
		+	Taught over 6 semesters to classes of up to 150 students. Taught over 600 students in this time.
		+	Performed original research.
		+	Compiled and organized large amounts of disparate information into coherent wholes.
		+	Learned to effectively develop relationships with central campus agencies and administration.
		+	Educated large audiences comfortably, with presence, warmth, and humor.
		+
		+	8/2002 - 12/2003 UC Berkeley – Course Facilitator
		+	Co-taught a more personal class uniting ecology, systems theory,
		+	activism, perceptual systems and education.
		+	Taught an additional 40 students over two semesters.
		+
		+	1/2003 - 5/2003 UC Berkeley, Prinzmetal Lab – Research Assistant
		+	Researched visual attention through experiment and data analysis in a cognitive psychology lab.
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		+	1/2003 - 5/2003 Lothlorien Student Co-op – Cook
		+	Weekly cook in a crew of three that cooked and served dinners for 55 people.
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		+	1/2001 National Coalition of Community and Justice – Counselor
		+	Counselor at a camp for high school students promoting diversity and tolerance.
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		+	8/1999 - 6/2000 Fremont High School – Student Body Treasurer
		+	Learned basic accounting and responsibility in dealing with an organization's finances.

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