Amelia Dennis

Check guests in and out of their workout class.

Manage accounts and payments.

Run errands necessary for the success of the business.

Clean the pilates studio.

• Answer parent and student questions about registration and certain classes.

• Organized and planned the Philanthropy round for Chi Omega’s recruitment.

Choreographed a three and a half minute dance for a sorority dance competition.

Led a group of 40 peers over the course of a semester.

Placed 4th out of 18 sororities.

Will do these tasks again for the 2025 competition.

• Mentor to two underprivileged children in the Auburn community
• Hang out with them or help them with homework once a week.

• Shopped and delivered groceries for customers

• Substitute dance classes when a teacher is absent
• Make sure recitals run smoothly and on time
• Warm up dancers and practice at competitions before the performance

• Babysat a plethora of families with children of all ages
• Flew to JH Ranch with three young children and nannied them for two weeks
• (Summer of2023 and2024)
• Acted as a “dance mom” for multiple families when the parents were out of town
• I did all the things a mother or father would typically do on a competition weekend for their child; driving, makeup, hair, etc
• I have done this in Birmingham and taken girls out of town as well

• Company Overview: author and CEO
• Ran errands and cooked for Heather Johnston; author and CEO
• Wrapped all Christmas presents and bought/ ordered them as well
• Babysat her grandchildren
• Organizational tasks for her organization and helped prepare for meetings

• Responded to guest questions and needs by phone call and email
• Helped on-site guests with whatever they needed
• Registered guests for summer programs
• Unaccompanied minor contact for minors arriving and departing from the Sacramento Airport
• Accommodated specialized needs of guests if applicable
• Helped the transport of hundreds of children to and from Etna and Sacramento
• Filed feedback given by guests

• Led a group of eight 8th and 9th grade girls through devotion and prayer
• Fostered relationship and connection.