Alexander Beasley Jr.
Turtle Creek
Summary
I am a motivated and passionate who loves to serve and help children and families reach their fullest potential. I bring a diverse professional background of experience in working directly with children and families for over 5+ years. During my years of professional experience I have developed quality communication, interpersonal, and presentation skills- adept at communicating with administration, teaching staff, parents, and students. I am a dependable team player capable of handling changing demands effectively to produce quality outcomes.
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Union Carpenter Local 432
Keystone Mountain Lakes Regional Carpenters
05.2022 - Current
- Regularly assisted in training new Carpenter apprentices, sharing knowledge of carpentry skills/techniques and best practices within the Union Trades community.
- Daily implementation of strong arithmetic skills (multiplication, division, algebra, decimal conversion, etc.) to produce project efficiency and quality craftsmanship.
- Collaborated with team members to complete projects on time and under budget, meeting client expectations through in field problem solving and efficient material/time management.
- Contributed to successful project completion reading project specific blueprints and becoming abreast with specific commercial building codes.
- Supported project success by collaborating effectively with architects, subcontractors, and other tradespeople throughout the construction process.
SNAP Senior Family Worker
Auberle
06.2021 - 05.2022
- Responsible for training and onboarding of new SNAP team staff Family Workers ensuring knowledge of agency values and best practices.
- Enhanced community resources accessibility by maintaining a comprehensive database of support services and referrals to provide for SNAP families.
- Served as a liaison between various stakeholders-schools, service providers, government agencies-to ensure seamless support for families in need. Regularly attending District Board Meetings, Borough Meetings and Social Agency related events.
- Evaluated program effectiveness by tracking family progress in reviewing Pre and Post group assessments (CBCL, TOPSE, and EARL) outcomes over time.
- Fostered positive relationships between parents and schools through regular communication and collaboration efforts.
SNAP Family Worker
Auberle
01.2019 - 06.2021
- Facilitated and Instructed weekly in person Parent group sessions using Evidence based Cognitive Behavioral therapy techniques for Parents of children ages 6-11 exhibiting mostly externalizing behaviors.
- Strong community engagement in sharing SNAP Program resources/information regularly attending Borough community days, PTA Presentations, Agency Presentations
- Regularly attending 504 or IEP meetings with Parents in collaboration with School District staff (ie. Principal, Teachers, Social Workers, Paraprofessionals etc.) to ensure student specific 504 or IEP plans/goals were being met and updated as necessary.
- Conduct one-on-one in home sessions with parent to reinforce behavior intervention strategies both inside and outside the home. Also maintaining rapport/accountability with families through weekly telephone/Zoom calls.
- Focused and maintained a "Strengths-Based" approach to support Parents and Families of at-risk youth ages 6-11.
- Strong community engagement in sharing SNAP Program resources/information regularly attending Borough community days, PTA Presentations, Agency Presentation
- Connect families to informal and formal supports to help them achieve their highest potential.
SNAP Child Worker
Auberle
01.2017 - 01.2019
- Multifaceted role facilitating CBT based group sessions for children ages 6-11 presenting externalizing behavior to develop emotional management, self-control, and problem solving skills
- Facilitate child group sessions using evidence based cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques to help children learn how to stay in control and increase pro-social behaviors at home, at school, and in the community
- Reinforce SNAP principles in external setting by meeting with children one-on-one at home or at school for individual sessions
- Create experiential learning opportunities for SNAP children through community based activities and field trips
- Conduct Pre and Post group behavioral assessments (via CBCL, TOPSE, and EARL)
- Maintain/update weekly documentation (weekly phone call logs, school visit records, in person session records)
Program Officer
Grindware
01.2016 - 01.2017
- Responsible for facilitating a non-profit after school program for at risk youth to provide them with mentoring, experiential learning, and a positive community outlet
- Directed family-centered, strengths-based, culturally competent community initiatives to promote wellness in both the youth and their families
- Observed and monitored client behavior and responses to treatment with required documentation
- Developed and implemented programming and groups for children based on interactive play, arts/writing, and experiential learning through field trips
- Led educational seminars and lectures for local community partners such as Amachi, Shuman, and CISP
Education
Journeyman Carpenter - Commercial Carpentry
Union Carpenters Local 432 Apprenticeship Program
06-2026
Bachelor of Science - IST/ Security and Risk Analysis, Psychology
Penn State University
03-2019
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
California University of Pennsylvania
12.2015
Skills
- A self-motivated and driven individual who takes pride in being of service to others and helping children and families discover their strengths and purpose
- Strong Interpersonal and Public Speaking skills-adept at communicating in public forums/presentations and professional environments
- Well practiced in Arithmetic and Practical Mathematical application through Construction Principles
- Diverse professional background built on a strong foundation of interpersonal communication, analytic skills, and human service
Additional Information
References available upon request
Certification
- PIAA Certified High School Football & Basketball Referee
Timeline
Union Carpenter Local 432
Keystone Mountain Lakes Regional Carpenters
05.2022 - Current
SNAP Senior Family Worker
Auberle
06.2021 - 05.2022
SNAP Family Worker
Auberle
01.2019 - 06.2021
SNAP Child Worker
Auberle
01.2017 - 01.2019
Program Officer
Grindware
01.2016 - 01.2017
Journeyman Carpenter - Commercial Carpentry
Union Carpenters Local 432 Apprenticeship Program
Bachelor of Science - IST/ Security and Risk Analysis, Psychology
Penn State University
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
California University of Pennsylvania
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