Joseph Paul L. Cuasay
351 Hillcrest Avenue #C7 ·Decatur, GA 30030
Work/Fax · 352 392 9826/3892 · Home · 404 378 0792
Email · nasubi@juno.com

Experienced administrator with university and arts organizations seeking executive level work with Communications & Development or Desktop Publishing and Media Relations.

Education

Master of Arts
Bachelor of Arts

OU School of Film, International Film. GPA 3.8
Fordham University, Comparative Literature. GPA 3.7

Employment

Coordinator, Museum Operations
Harn Museum of Art, Office of Development

Present
Gainesville, FL

Manage Harn Alliance annual giving program, coordinate special events and assist Director of Development in securing corporate sponsorships and individual giving for exhibitions.

Development Assistant
Georgetown University, Office of Alumni & University Relations

1998-1999
Wash, DC

Assist Director of Development Programs in identification and cultivation of 6-figure prospects for scholarship endowment as part of Georgetown's Third Century Capital Campaign.

Membership Manager
American Film Institute at Kennedy Center

1997-1998
Wash, DC

Database management and maintenance of the film stills archive, membership support and PR for international cinema events, including the European Union Film Showcase and special guest events.

Associate Editor
Wide Angle, Ohio University School of Film

1996-1997
Athens, OH

Edited and solicited manuscripts for publication of a quarterly film journal for Johns Hopkins Press; copy-edited, maintained photo archives and assisted in library research.

President and Chair
International Film Society, OU School of Film

1995-1997
Athens, OH

Chaired weekly meetings and programmed quarterly international film screenings for the University. Directed allocation of funding, film bookings, advertising, and assigned administrative duties.

Managing Editor
Hiro Sandwich, Hiroshima Prefecture

1994-1995
Japan

Provided the desktop publishing base for a prefecture-wide publication in English and Japanese. Published and edited several manuscripts and provided monthly information on cultural events.

Computer Skills
Mac/PC: Win95/NT