Hannah Martin

Dedicated and driven student at High Point University with a passion for pursuing a career as a Forensics Technician with the FBI. Strong foundation in criminology and hands-on experience in administrative and investigative roles. I am dedicated to making a meaningful impact and advocating for those who cannot speak for themselves, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are addressed.

Underclassmen Award

June 2023, June 2021

Leadership Award

February 2020

Challenger Award

February 2019

LEAD Award (Leadership, Empathy, Academics, and Determination)

June 2018

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• Berean Food Pantry (October 2024): Through Bonner, I volunteered at a local food pantry, where I assisted with the preparation and organization of essential items for distribution. My responsibilities included setting up food boxes, sorting donated clothing, and preparing snacks for community members in need. Through this experience, I gained a deeper understanding of the importance of community support and the impact of providing essential resources to those facing difficult circumstances.
• Pick Up and Pitch In for Piedmont Park (October 2024): "I volunteered at Piedmont Park, participating in community clean-up efforts to help maintain the park's beauty and environment. My tasks included picking up litter and ensuring the park remained a welcoming space for visitors. This experience reinforced the importance of environmental stewardship and the positive impact that small acts of service can have on public spaces.
• T.C. Roberson - Daycare Intern (February 2023 – January 2024): I took Early Childhood Education and completed an internship at our on-site daycare center, where I worked with children ages three to five. In this role, I supported the teaching staff by supervising the children, assisting with meal preparation, reading to the children, and contributing to various classroom activities.
• Reading Camp, Shiloh Fellowship Center - Volunteer Counselor (July 2019 – August 2019): As a volunteer counselor, I supervised a group of five-year-old children, providing guidance and support as they developed early literacy skills. Additionally, I assisted fellow counselors with various tasks to ensure the smooth operation of the program.
• Hospice Holiday Luncheon (Thanksgiving & Christmas) (2017, 2018, 2019): Each Thanksgiving and Christmas, my church organized and hosted a luncheon at Care Partners Hospice to provide support and comfort to patients and their families during difficult times.
• Distribution Of Community Food Boxes (2020): Several churches in Asheville received boxes of fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers. As part of a community outreach initiative, we distributed these food boxes to individuals and families in the surrounding neighborhood.