Gabrielle Clark

• During my time on the Utah State gymnastics team I earned Floor specialist of the year and Freshman of the year in the MRGC conference. I was also named All- American on floor by the NCAA. My team also won the school's first conference championship.
• Currently I am a part of the inaugural Clemson gymnastics team. In our inaugural season I became All-ACC on floor and I was All academic ACC.
• I am also a part of SAAC, which is Clemson's student athlete council
• When I was at Utah State I was the gymnastics representative for the diversity organization.

I am a part of an athlete mentorship program, where I mentor young gymnasts weekly

This is Clemson's National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. This organization was created to maintain the mission of equality and social inclusion for people of color.

• This internship was amazing and I learned so much. I got a lot of valuable training and resources
• I got the privilege of creating brand books, merchandise mock-ups, and mood boards for real artists as well as presenting them
• I met with artists, I ran the company Tik Tok page, and I got a lot of valuable training and resources
• Through this internship I stepped outside of my comfort zone and learned more about what it is like to work in the music management industry. I gained a lot of experience and confidence through this internship.

• I have coached younger girls ranging from age 6-9
• I got the chance to coach the sport I love and learned how to coach different personalities
• I helped my girls gain skills, confidence, and learn how to enjoy the sport of gymnastics
• I also learned to be adaptable and creative with my coaching

• I was a leader in First Priority, which is an christian club. My religion is something that I hold close to me. God has had an important role in my life and I know He has a great plan in store for me. I had to stop after my junior year of high school due to Covid.

• Until Covid I worked with the homeless ministry for my church. One week a month we set up beds, food, and rooms for the homeless in our area so they have a place to stay

• I was a part of peer helpers for seven years. Peer Helpers is founded by the Jennifer Claire Moore foundation. It is a program that trains you to be a mini-counselor for your peers. In peer helpers you deal with many heavy topics such as depression, anxiety, abuse, and even suicide.