Colin Carlson

My experience as a collegiate baseball player and fraternity social chair has equipped me with strong leadership, time management, and teamwork skills that extend far beyond traditional work experience. Competing at the college level taught me discipline, resilience, and how to perform under pressure—traits that translate directly into professional environments. As social chair, I planned and executed large-scale philanthropic events, including one that raised $155,000 for cancer research. This role required strategic planning, communication, fundraising, and coordination across diverse teams, all of which reflect a strong ability to lead and deliver results. These experiences demonstrate a high level of initiative and responsibility that help fill in gaps in my formal work history.

• Inducted into the National Honor Society
  Demonstrates strong academic achievement, commitment to service, and a reputation for integrity and leadership among peers.
• Helped plan a fraternity philanthropy event that raised $155,000 for cancer research
  Showcases exceptional organizational, communication, and event-planning skills; the event ranked as the 3rd highest fundraising effort nationally among all Sigma Chi chapters, reflecting an ability to lead high-impact initiatives.
• Played one year of collegiate baseball at Bethel University
  Highlights a strong work ethic, dedication, and the ability to balance rigorous athletic and academic commitments; proves experience in teamwork, discipline, and perseverance under pressure.