Chloe Diekman

Volunteered at an old people's home, as well as at several nonprofit organizations.

Work in a team environment to maintain high levels of productivity.

Maintained tidy and organized environment to comply with cleanliness standards.

Demonstrated strong problem-solving abilities when faced with unexpected challenges during event coordination or daily tasks.

Spread educational value of our mental health and body positivity initiatives.

Facilitated workshops for members to be vulnerable with each other.

Held campus-wide events to welcome in the community to see what Tri Delta's initiatives are about.

Built strong relationships with each of the sororities on campus.

Enhanced volunteering efforts among chapters for nonprofit organizations in the community.

Prepared food and water following instructions from pet owners.

Exercised animals regularly with walks and rigorous play activities.

Worked with corneal (HCET) cells in combination with a new drug, CTZ1, discovering a high dosage before cell death.

Guided new members into the sorority by educating them on Tri Delta's values and expectations.

Helped new members of the epsilon iota chapter find their footing to be more comfortable with the chapter.

Served as a role model for the S-STEM program at Allegheny through mentoring students during their time here.

Help provide input on coursework and future courses.

Guided mentees in overcoming challenges by sharing personal experiences and offering practical advice.

Played games, worked on puzzles, and read books to young children.

Organized and cleaned home after activities by picking up toys and straightening up play room.

Prepared healthy, age-appropriate snacks and meals.

Bathed, dressed, and helped with teeth brushing as part of bedtime preparation.