Julius M. Brown, Jr.

513 Meriwether AvenueRichmond, VA. 23222(804) 624-7487 brownjulius006@gmail.com laumax2001@gmail.com

Career ObjectiveSeeking a job with an opportunity for professional challenges in the field of Information Technology.

Education

Stratford University Master of Science in Software Engineering (MSSE) 11104 W. Broad St., Glen Allen, VA 23060Graduation: August 17, 2013

The Master of Science in Software Engineering program provides a foundation in software engineering concepts and techniques, management, and integration using proven sound practices and effective teamwork approaches needed to oversee software projects of high technical complexity and agility. The MSSE provides competency based experiences to develop platform- and device- independent, scalable, cost-effective, and efficient software solutions for government and industry clients.

Strayer UniversityMaster of Science Information Systems (MSIS) with emphasis on Information Systems Management11501 Nuckols Road, Glen Allen, VA, 11501 Nuckols Rd, Glen Allen, VA, 23059 (804) 527-1000Graduation: December 19, 2010

The Master of Science, Information Systems (MSIS) provides technology spectrum coupled with skills that promote technology leadership and technology-inspired organizational change management. The MSIS emphasizes the application of technology to organizational requirements while fostering communications skills, information literacy, abstract thinking and critical analysis. It is consistent with the technologies, controls and security practices used and supported by numerous organizations.

University of LiberiaBachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Monrovia, LiberiaGraduation Date: May 6, 1997

Work Experience:

Administrative AssistantUniversity of LiberiaMonrovia, Liberia. 2000 to 2003

Administrative Assistant Responsibilities As the Administrative Assistant of the College of Continuing Education, the responsibilities included, but not limited to, dissemination of information to students, registration functions, tracking and follow-up for student recruitment, data gathering and preparation for institutional research, processing of applications, students advisement, and design and layout of the semester academic schedule with the consent of the Dean.

InstructorC. W. A. Junior College 1997-2001Ashmun StreetMonrovia, Liberia

Main Responsibilities Conducted instruction for three courses (Principals of Management, Marketing

Management, and financial Management) using lectures, demonstrations, class discussions, and other appropriate modes of educational delivery to promote student learning in keeping with faculty academic freedom and responsibility.

Participated in assessment activities associated with taught courses by collecting data on student learning outcomes when appropriate, and engaging in department activities associated with the analysis and application of those data for the purposes of continuous improvement of the programs.

Worked toward fostering student development.

Teaching AssistantUniversity of LiberiaMonrovia, Liberia 2000 to 2003

Teaching Assistant Responsibilities Taught lower classes at undergraduate level in areas assigned by the Chairman of the

Management Department and reviewed from time to time by the Chairman of Department.

Contributed to the development, planning and implementation of a high quality curriculum.

Assisted in the development of learning materials and maintained records to monitor student progress, achievement and attendance.

Participated in departmental and faculty seminars aimed at sharing research outcomes and building interdisciplinary collaboration within and outside the Department of Management.

Participated in the development, administration and marking of exams and other assessments.

Provided support to students. Participated in the administration of the department’s programs of study and other

activities as requested. Contributed to committees including the Student Advisory Committee. Actively followed and promoted the University of Liberia's policies.

InstructorA. M. E. Zion UniversityMonrovia, Liberia 2001-2003

Main Responsibilities

Conducted instruction for three courses (Principals of Management, Marketing Management, and financial Management) using lectures, demonstrations, class discussions, and other appropriate modes of educational delivery to promote student learning in keeping with faculty academic freedom and responsibility.

Participated in assessment activities associated with taught courses by collecting data on student learning outcomes when appropriate, and engaging in department activities associated with the analysis and application of those data for the purposes of continuous improvement of the programs.

Worked toward fostering student development.

IT Consultant 2005 to PresentAfrican Christian Community Church Richmond, Virginia

Volunteer Audio Technician 2009 to presentCool Spring Baptist Church9283 Atlee Station RoadMechanicsville, Virginia 233116

IT Consultant 2013 to presentVirginia Immigrant Multi-Cultural and Empowerment Center (VIMCEC) 2504 Westwood Avenue (Suite 108)Richmond, Virginia. 23230

IT Volunteer Consultant 2013 to presentTabernacle of Praise Ministries International Inc.2668 Hull St. Richmond VA. 23224

IT Consultant responsibi l i t ies- Gather and analyze IT requirements and give independent and objective advice on the use

of Information technology; Maintain and support computer programs and systems; Define software, hardware and network requirements; Help with change-management activities; Purchase systems where appropriate; Organize training for youth in the church in areas of internet security; Creates and Manages websites for the organizations

Board of Director 2013 to presentVirginia Immigrant Multi-Cultural and Empowerment Center (VIMCEC), Inc.2405 Westwood Avenue (Suite 108)Richmond, Virginia

The Virginia Immigrant Multi-Cultural and Empowerment Center (VIMCEC) is a non-profit organization that provides innovative programs to promote the success of families, serve the needy, socially and economically disadvantaged individuals in manner that empowers them to achieve independence and self-sufficiency within the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Community ServiceInternet Security Presenter 2013-2014Coffee HouseAfrican Christian Community Church Richmond, VA

(804) 714-7450Contact: Rev. Dr. Calvin A. Birch

Developed and provided basic internet security information to middle high school students within the community on ways to utilize the internet safely;

Teach parents about internet safety and how to monitor their children while they use the internet; Educate parents on ways to keep eyes on security settings and make judgment on whether regarding safety of sites that their children use.

Communicate with parents and children about which sites to visit, provides information about the pros and cons of apps downloads.

AccomplishmentsStratford University 201311104 W. Broad St. Glen Allen, VA 23060

Successfully developed a web application (Electronic Record Management System) using the dot net platform to replace paper base record management system as the requirement for Capstone Project (Requirement for Graduation) at Stratford University.

Virginia Immigrant Multicultural and Empowerment Center2405 WestwoodRichmond, VA 23230

Successfully built a static website to promote the organization and educated the public about its activities. Also successfully planned and implemented several community workshops for youths and adults. In addition, successfully planned and implemented two summer programs for children in the low income communities of Richmond.

References:Will be provided upon request.

Julius Brown