Faalili Faamoe
Summary
I was a student-athlete for six years. I spent five years at Washington State University before transferring to Wake Forest University to continue my education and football career. While at WSU, I was named team captain for our 2024 football team. I majored in Human Development for multiple reasons, but one that stood out to me was helping people and giving back to the community. While at Wake Forest, I spent most of my time studying, developing strong communication abilities, and creating a positive environment for teammates.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
Work History
Organizer
Pullman, USA
04.2023 - Current
- During our team competition, my team and I helped clean the campus for two hours.
Student-Athlete
Washington State Football
Pullman, USA
07.2020 - 12.2024
- Spending 6 hours at school daily and approximately 6 hours on homework.
- Spending 2 on practice every day.
- Spending 2 hours on football meetings every other day.
- Volunteered to work at the kids' camp.
- I helped coordinate drills and competitions.
- I helped facilitate activities and substitutions.
- Selected to be the Team Leader for team competition.
- I reminded my team about competitions for team competitions every week.
- I chose which person gets to compete each week.
- I let my team know about University events to go to for team points.
- Accepted constructive criticism from coaches and teammates to improve skills.
- Developed time management skills to balance academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities.
- Created culture of good sportsmanship, cooperation and responsibility among athletes and coaching staff.
- Provided leadership within the locker room setting prior to games or competitions.
Volunteer
Humane Society of Whitman County
Pullman, USA
09.2021 - 09.2021
- I assisted in cleaning up places occupied by cats and dogs.
- I helped feed the animals.
Volunteer
Boost Collaborative of Whitman County
Pullman, USA
09.2021 - 09.2021
- I helped fold and sort out clothes.
- I helped pack up clothes in plastic bags and store them in the warehouse.
- I helped clean up the place; sweeping and picking up trash.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Human Development
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
Pullman, WA12-2024
Certificate of Completion - Digital Marketing
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem, NC05-2025
References
- Jake Dickert, Head Coach, Washington State Football, (307) 339-7884, jake.dickert@wsu.edu
- Ben Iannacchione, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Washington State Football, (806) 543-0674, ben.@wsu.edu
- Joe Hewa, Ph.D., Scholarly Assistant Professor in Human Development | Director, Center for Transformational Learning and Leadership, Washington State University, (509) 335-8678, joseph.hewa@wsu.edu
Awards
President's Honor Roll, 01/01/23, Achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.5 during Fall and Spring semester of the 2023 school year.
Related Experience
Washington State Football Student-Athlete, Pullman, WA, 07/01/20, Present, Spending 6 hours at school daily and approximately 6 hours on homework., Spending 2 hours on practice every day., Spending 2 hours on football meetings every other day., Kids' Camp Volunteer, 04/01/22, Helped coordinate drills and competitions., Helped facilitate activities and substitutions., Team Leader for Team Competition, 01/01/23, Reminded my team about competitions for team competitions every week., Chose which person gets to compete each week., Informed my team about University events to attend for team points.
Timeline
Organizer
04.2023 - Current
Volunteer
Humane Society of Whitman County
09.2021 - 09.2021
Volunteer
Boost Collaborative of Whitman County
09.2021 - 09.2021
Student-Athlete
Washington State Football
07.2020 - 12.2024
Bachelor of Arts - Human Development
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
Certificate of Completion - Digital Marketing
Wake Forest University