Kalea Scott
Westchester,CA
Summary
Recent Loyola Marymount University psychology undergraduate with strong interests in forensic psychology, trauma, personality disorders, and behavioral assessment. Experienced in fast-paced interpersonal environments requiring communication, adaptability, professionalism, and conflict resolution. Seeking opportunities in forensic psychology, behavioral health, victim advocacy, or research settings to further develop analytical, observational, and client-support skills while gaining experience assisting court-related processes, behavioral assessment, and criminal investigations.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Employee
Chick-fil-A
San Marcos
01.2022 - 01.2023
- Communicated effectively with diverse customers in a fast-paced, busy environment
- Maintained professionalism and composure while managing stressful situations
- Developed strong interpersonal and conflict-resolution skills through daily customer interaction and collaboration with team members
- Assisted in maintaining organized and sanitary workspaces, taking orders, and restocking supplies
Education
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles05-2026
Associate of Science - Psychology
Palomar Community College
01-2024
High School Diploma - General Studies
La Costa Canyon High School
Carlsbad, CA01-2022
Skills
- Knowledge of Forensic Procedures
- Photography
- Data Analysis
- Research & Technical Skills
- Conflict Resolution
- Interpersonal Skills
- Team Collaboration
- Customer Service
- Problem-Solving
Accomplishments
Achieved Bronze and Silver award at Girl Scounts San Diego
Timeline
Employee
Chick-fil-A
01.2022 - 01.2023
Associate of Science - Psychology
Palomar Community College
High School Diploma - General Studies
La Costa Canyon High School
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Loyola Marymount University
AWARDS & HONORS
Silver and Bronze Award, Girl Scouts
INVOLVEMENT
- Selected Greek Life Member at LMU
- Pi Beta Phi
- January 2025 - May 2026
- Participated in philanthropic initiatives supporting literacy and education.
- Developed communication and networking skills through chapter meetings and social functions.
- Volunteered regularly in support of Pi Beta Phi’s national philanthropy, Read > Lead > Achieve.