Lindsey W Flatt

Licensed Acupuncturist

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Location:

2207 east 12Th St, Austin, TX 78701

Industry:

Writing And Editing

Work:

Waterloo Records - Austin, Texas Area since Sep 2011
Vinyl Slinger
The Denver Publishing Institute - Greater Denver Area Jul 2011 - Aug 2011
Graduate
Haagen Dazs Plaza Bakery - Santa Fe, NM Apr 2008 - Aug 2011
“Counter Intelligence Agent”
Exit 133 - Tacoma WA Feb 2011 - May 2011
Tacoma Arts in Review Writer
The Grand Cinema - Tacoma WA Jan 2011 - May 2011
Writing and Marketing Intern

Education:

Denver Publishing Institute 2011 - 2011
Certificate, Publishing University of Puget Sound 2007 - 2011
BA, English Literature IES London 2009 - 2009

Skills:

Editing
Social Media
Publishing
Microsoft Office
Digital Photography
Adobe Creative Suite
Journalism
Social Networking
Photography
Photoshop
Publications
Proofreading
Web Content
Research
Writing
Html
Customer Service
Creative Writing
Drawing
Xml
Problem Solving
Retail

Interests:

Writing
Letterpress
Health
Children
Movie
Academic
Education
Environment
Photography
Music
Human Rights
Civil Rights and Social Action
Literature
Poverty Alleviation
Hiking
Street Art
Art Reviews
Film
Being A Flâneur
Graphic Novels
Economic Empowerment
Politics
Painting
Drawing
Animal Welfare
Arts and Culture

Languages:

German

Awards:

Dean's List Award for High Scholarship Fall 2007, Spring & Fall 2008, Fall 2009.
Magna cum Laude
University of Puget Sound
Phi Beta Kappa
The Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa
Academic Honor Society
Philip Hager Outstanding Senior Literature Major Award
English Chair: Priti Joshi
The Philip Hager Award is given each year to the outstanding senior English major with an emphasis in literature. The late Professor Hager was a veteran of World War II. He taught at the university for over thirty years from 1957 to 1983, specializing in British drama. Over the years, Professor Hager also photographed cathedral-gargoyles. With Desmond Taylor, Phil wrote three important reference works: a bibliography of World War I novels; a bibliography of World War II novels; and a bibliography of the philosophical novel. He edited (with Harold Simonson) J. D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye: Clamor and Criticism (1963).

Lindsey Flatt

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