John Landwehr Work Hard, Play Hard, Pray Hard

jlandweh@email.arizona.edu Date of Birth: March 16, 1988

Current Address: 2632 N. Forgeus Ave. Cell Phone: 916-257-4449
Tucson, AZ 815719
Work Experience
University of Arizona Mens Football Team
I worked as University of Arizona Football Team Manager, Coaches Intern, and Eq
uipment Manager for 3 seasons.
I helped lead the Wildcats to its first NCAA bowl game in 10 years, including t
he 2009 Holiday Bowl and the 2008 Las Vegas Bowl.
I worked 1 season with the Defensive Secondary, and 2 seasons with the Offensiv
e Line.
I learned the intricacies of a successful NCAA Division 1 Football team, includ
ing the hard work, long hours, and commitment to perfection needed to be a winni
ng program.
Two phenomenal 8 win seasons
I made sure each position had the proper equipment and helped all coaches run p
ractice. Furthermore, I made sure each player had the right materials, in a saf
e manner, to succeed.
United States Golf Association
I worked as a USGA intern for both the 2008 and 2009 U.S. Opens in Torrey Pines
(San Diego), CA and Bethpage (New York), NY.
The 2008 US Open, which I was a fundamental part of, is still considered, by mo
st, to be the most successful golf tournament ever.
The 2008 US Open set records in ticket sales and concession sales.
The 2009 US Open set a record for merchandise sales with over 30 million in mer
chandise sold, yielding an estimated profit of 20 million for the USGA.
As an intern, I managed the main merchandise pavilion, as well as the satellite
and walk-up merchandise stores. I also helped set up, inventory, and interior
merchandise the entire operation.
I also helped design the logo for the 2011 US Open, give crucial input on the c
ompetitive design of each course, set up the golf tournament (as well as other e
vents on each facility), and do everything in my power to make sure the US Open
ran smoothly.
I led over 200 volunteers, and helped manage a staff of over 2,000 volunteers a
nd 50 different merchandise vendors throughout the US Open Merchandise process.
Glen Oaks Swim and Tennis Club
I worked as a lifeguard for 5 years, and I am certified in lifeguarding, CPR, A
ED, and First Aid.
I coached the swim team for 3 years, including all ages, and even coached my ow
n afternoon practice.
I led Glen Oaks to its first swim championship in 25 years, and coached the tea
m to a #1 ranking in the Sacramento region.
I managed the snack bar, as well as the entire facility. I also performed all
the lawn maintenance and janitorial services.
Education
University of Arizona
Major(s): Secondary Education and History Minor: Sports Management Ex
pected Graduation: Spring 2011
G.P.A.: 3.3 Attended: 2008-2011
Pi Kappa Phi Mens Fraternity
Mens Club Water Polo
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Sports Marketing Association
Participant in Various Philanthropies and Charity Events around Campus
Loyola Marymount University
G.P.A.: 3.0 Attended: 2006-2008
 NCAA Mens Division 1 Rowing Team (crew)
Most Inspirational Oarsmen
Participant in Various Philanthropies and Charity Events around Campus
Interests and Hobbies: I will graduate in May with a double major undergradua
te degree in History and Secondary Education from the University of Arizona, as
well as a minor in sports management. I wish to become a high school history pr
ofessor and coach. I have always loved sports and am an excellent communicator
and comfortable socially with people of all ages, which makes me a good candidat
e for teaching and coaching. Furthermore, I have a tremendous amount of experie
nce working in sports, and would love to enter the business world of the sports
industry and merchandise, as well.
References:
Wendell Neal (University of Arizona Equipment, Assoc. Athletic Director) (520) 9
09-5904 wneal@arizona.edu
Mary Lopusznski (Head of U.S.G.A. Merchandising) (908)-217-9412 mlopuszynski@usg
a.org
Gary McLaughlin (Ast. Head Coach of Glen Oaks Swimming) (916)-833-5366
Brooks Jones (Head Coach of Loyola Marymount University Mens Rowing) (949)-322-
4696 bjones@lmu.edu