Arielle J Vincelette

Immigration Services Officer

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Location:

Burlington, VT

Industry:

Government Relations

Work:

US Department of Homeland Security - Essex, Vermont since Oct 2011
Immigration Services Officer
The Catamount Store - Church Street, Burlington, VT since May 2011
Sales Associate
University of Vermont Bookstore Sep 2007 - Sep 2011
Sales Associate
The Learning Express Jun 2007 - Aug 2007
Sales Associate
The Book Rack and Children's Pages Sep 2005 - Mar 2007
Sales Associate/Customer Service Representative

Education:

University of Vermont 2007 - 2011
BA, Psychology and Sociology double-major Essex High School

Interests:

Psychology
Writing
Sociology
Baseball
Reading
Running
Playing the Violin/Viola/Cello
Exercising

Awards:

UVM College Honors Thesis
University of Vermont College Honors Program
The University of Vermont College Honors Program recognizes students that have a profound curiosity for as well as a strong background in research by providing them with an opportunity to pursue a year-long project that requires participants to independently design, create, and maintain a research study. Furthermore, students are expected to write a thesis based on their research and defend it in front of a committee according to the College Honors programs' extremely stringent standards. Students must maintain at least a 3.4 cumulative GPA average to be able to participate in the program. My thesis concerned the topic of I-sharing, or the sharing of subjective experiences, and its effects on different modes of helping behavior. I successfully completed my honors thesis and received College Honors for my work.
Dean's List
University of Vermont
I was selected to be on the Dean's List several times throughout my college career for exemplary academic work. I also graduated in the top 20% of my class with a 3.56 cumulative GPA.

Arielle Vincelette

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