Pronouns: She/Her
Strengths (top 5)
Relator | Adaptability | Individualization | Harmony | Connectedness
How did you gain experience when you were a student?
During my time as a student, I developed many transferable skills through a variety of roles both on and off campus. My first job in college was a work-study appointment with the Undergraduate Office of Admissions, where I honed my communication and organizational skills by answering phone calls, scheduling campus tours, and coordinating appointments with Admissions Representatives. The following year, I worked in the Academic Affairs Office, performing clerical duties that involved handling sensitive records, which sharpened my attention to detail and reinforced the importance of confidentiality. In my Senior year, I also served as a Teaching Assistant for two different classes and volunteered for a youth after-school program at the YMCA for course credits.
In addition to these positions, I worked in various customer service and sales roles off-campus. These included positions in fast food, a buffet, a cafe, as a sales associate, and at a car dealership. These roles helped me develop strong interpersonal skills, adaptability, and a customer-focused mindset. As students, when you speak with potential employers, it’s essential to highlight transferable skills and provide concrete examples from your experiences to demonstrate your capabilities.
Out of Work Obsessions
Outside of work I enjoy comfy activities. A blanket, fuzzy socks, and a good movie. I also love going to the movie theater. For fun, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, traveling, and going to brunches.