CAMILA MAITA

Psychology and Brain Sciences student with extensive experience supporting children and young adults with developmental disabilities across educational, clinical, professional, and recreational settings. Experienced in adaptive instruction, behavior support, and individualized engagement strategies. Aspiring pediatric neuropsychologist dedicated to working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and promoting evidence-based, compassionate care that fosters communication, growth, and confidence.

Seneca Valley High School — Germantown, MD

High School Diploma, June 2024
GPA: 4.83 | Top 25 in Graduating Class

Academic Distinctions & Programs

• International Baccalaureate Career Pathway (CP) Diploma Student — Childhood Development
• Montgomery College Dual Enrollment Student
• Maryland Seal of Biliteracy in Spanish
• Hispanic Alliance for Education, Class of 2024 Scholar

Leadership & Involvement

• Student Government Association (SGA) Class Officer
• Student Government Association (SGA) School-Wide Officer
• President, Spanish Honor Society
• Co-Founder & Vice President, Hispanic Latino Student Union
• Eagle Ambassador
• Representative, 2024 Student Member of the Board (SMOB) Election Convention

Honors & Activities

• Member, Spanish, Math, and National Honor Societies
• Captain, Varsity Cross Country
• Captain, Varsity Swim & Dive
• Completed 500+ Student Service Learning Hours

• CPR Certified, American Red Cross(2021-Present)
• First Aid Certified, American Red Cross (2021-Present)
• Completed Child Neglect Abuse Training, Montgomery County Public Schools (2021-2023)
• Social and Behavior Research CITI Certification (2024)

• Served as a bilingual (English/Spanish) translator during mission trips to Lima, Peru (2023–2024), supporting Vacation Bible School programs and assisting with home construction and school improvement projects.
• Taught reading, writing, math, and science as a student teacher in the Title One ETO summer program at Captain James E. Daly Elementary School, helping students strengthen academic skills before the school year.
• Assisted speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists at The Treatment and Learning Centers summer camp, supporting children with autism in structured therapy activities.
• Supported adults with disabilities during holiday events hosted by Jubilee Association of Maryland, ensuring accessibility and providing Spanish-language assistance.
• Volunteered with the Montgomery County Board of Elections, facilitating polling site setup, voter assistance, and translation services for Spanish-speaking voters.
• Partnered one-on-one as a peer buddy with children with disabilities through Open Door Sports Inc., promoting teamwork, communication, and skill development in youth soccer.
• Prepared and delivered homemade meals and baked goods for local shelters and senior homes through KindWorks, supporting food-insecure and elderly populations.
• Assisted with event coordination and race-day logistics for fundraising events with Autism Speaks, ensuring participant safety and clear course direction.
• Collected and organized food donations for families experiencing food insecurity through Women Who Care Ministries, helping distribute supplies to local schools.
• Supported community events for individuals with developmental disabilities through Community Support Services, Inc., assisting with hospitality and guest services.
• Contributed to childhood cancer advocacy initiatives with Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation, helping raise awareness and support funding efforts.
• Assembled and distributed essential supply kits for immigrants and refugees during COVID-19 through the City of Rockville, promoting community health and safety.