Madeline Haggard

I am driven individual eager to embrace fresh opportunities. Possesses a robust work ethic, adaptability, and outstanding interpersonal abilities. Skilled in thriving in autonomous environments and swiftly acquiring new skills.

• I was a collegiate athlete, competing in women's soccer.
• I find pleasure in snowboarding during winter, and in summer, I engage in various water sports.
• I participated in a fundraiser to help the homeless by collecting clothes and food over 6 months.
• Enjoy finding companies who are seeking 100% pure Lavender oil
• Help assist with the Taro Field at University of Hawaii
• As a Key Leader at Lululemon, I facilitated community bonding by establishing connections between our customers and local gyms.
• Assisted with setup and ensured all needs were met for the Out of the Blue Fashion Show, organized by my friend's swimsuit company. The event, held in Hawaii, attracted around 200 attendees

• Presidential Award: Holding a 3.4 GPA or higher throughout High School
• Scholar Award: Having a 3.4 GPA or higher when playing sports
• Leadership award for my Junior Year of High School 2017
• Completing a ROP Program: Completing 360 hours at the VA medical Center
• Semifinalist for University of Hawaii PACE; SharkScare
• I was recognized as the Most Valuable Player (MVP) for my college soccer team during the 2020 season.

Assisting the Homeless in Sacramento, I collaborated with my personal trainer to gather clothing items like clothes, shoes, socks, bags, and hats. After three weeks of collecting donations, we assembled a group of approximately 16 people and arranged tables at locations where homeless camps were present. Throughout the day, we were able to set up tables in four different areas to distribute the collected items.

I volunteered my time for my friends swim suit brand Out of the Blue Fashion Show. My tasks involved event setup and ensuring all needs were addressed. It was held in Hawaii, the event attracted around 300 attendees. We were able to double to sales that were forecasted.

In my senior year at the University of Hawaii, my colleagues and I developed a product called SharkScare, aimed at using earth metals to emit electric waves for deterring sharks during water activities. We presented this innovative concept to PACE and advanced to the semi-finals. Unfortunately, due to sponsorship limitations, we were unable to proceed further with the project.