Emily Ross

Energetic Volunteer offering outstanding telephone etiquette, social media and interpersonal skills. Well-trained individual with past experience working with children. Punctual and dedicated to service. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills.

Honor Roll

Dean’s Academic Achievement List

National Honor Society

Mu Alpha Theta

Dual Enrollment Courses:

- U.S. History

- Speech

- Psychology

- English

Honors Courses:

- Biology

- Geometry

-English III

GPA: 4.14 Weighted

• Junior Class Lead for Tipton-Rosemark Academy. Lead a group of 25 Juniors from 5 local high schools in the participation of the Tipton County Youth Leadership Program. Learned more about the Tipton County, enhance leadership skills, increased awareness on community needs, and learned how to identify problems while using resources to come up with solutions. Completed 30+ hours of community service hours volunteering in the Tipton County area.

• Captain of the Varsity Cheer Team. Leads 15 athletes in supporting football and basketball games. High-energy, positive Captain with over 9 years in athletics aiming to inspire team members to do their best. Possessing excellent leadership skills, dynamic interpersonal communication skills and strong mentoring ability. Equipped to support the mission of any athletic program. Earned and voted Captain for 2 years.

• Co-Captain of Senior Co-Ed Level 6 All-Star Competitive Cheer Team. Lead a team of 12 student athletes to compete at multiple competitions and earned a bid to compete at The Cheerleading Worlds Championships. Assisted in mentoring and teaching 30+ younger athletes on other teams. The gym achieved 60+ banners, multiple championships, multiple 1st Places, multiple Grand Champions, numerous specialty awards, D2 Worldwide Champions, and earned bids to The Cheerleading Worlds and D2 Summit all in this season.

• Freshman Class Secretary. Lead and represented freshman class of 300+ students/peers. Coordinated and facilitated team building events for the freshman class. Represented and vocalized the freshman class needs to school administration. Generated meeting minutes and routed to school administration for review and approval.

• Young Life Program Activity Coordinator. Assist Program Sponsor with coordinating activities to promote youth with enhancing their relationship with God. Group meets weekly and attends a one-week camp in the summer.

• Student Ambassador. Selected by school administrators and Head Master to represent the school in community events and have prospective students shadow her while visiting and touring the school. Served as student ambassador for two years.

• Yearbook Team. Member of the yearbook team capturing memories and designing the layout of each page of the high school yearbook.