m i c h a e l j a y r o d r i g u e z1917 nightingale | mcallen tx | 956.874.7341 | michael.jay.rodriguez@gmail.comeducation: texas a&m university, college station texas may 2010 bachelor of envrionmental design, concentration in architecture minor in urban and regional planning transfered to in fall 2006 university of texas pan american, edinburg texas august 2005- may 2006relevant experience: rike ogden figueroa alexx architects inc., mcallen tx january 2009- may 2009 intern under mr. luis figueroa (40 hours/ week) designed floor tile patterns for la sara isd gym addition in autocad assisted in pharr san juan alamo room finish schedules attended meetings with mcallen city project manager calculated cost estimate for proposed loft project constructed edinburg elemenatry school schematic presentation boards built scale model for proposed project constructed la sara elementary presentation boards drafted wall section for santa rosa isd in revit constructed presentation boards for la joya isd pavillions designed monte alto isd elevation tile pattern in autocad designed acoustical wall pannel arrangement for monte alto band hall assisted in the drafting of master plan for monte alto isd additions and renovations in revit-skills: autocad, revit architecture, adobe indesign, adobe photoshop, adobe illustrator, climate consultant, ecotect, multiframe structural analysis and design, rhinoceros 3d,google sketchup, microsoft word, microsoft power point, model buildingactivities: relay for life april 2007 an all night fundraising which proceeds benefit the american cancer society msc hospitality fall 2007- fall 2008 community centered service organization within the nemorial student center at texas a&m university. seasons of aggieland bazaar marketing coordinator: designed and printed over 2,000 fliers for hand out designeed a screen saver to be displayed in the student computing center lost and found auction marketing coordinator: designed and printed over 2,000 fliers for hand out designeed a screen saver to be displayed in the student computing center student government association: guide fall 2009-spring 2010

a mentorship program consisting of half upperclassmen and half freshman.