Michelle Wolf

Passionate teacher with experience in developing and implementing diverse curriculums covering wide range of subjects. Highly skilled at motivating students through positive encouragement and reinforcement of concepts through interactive classroom instruction and observation. Successful in helping students develop strong literacy, numeracy, social, and learning skills.

President of Phi Kappa Pi, December 2022 - May 2023

• Directed, designed, and facilitated weekly meetings with entire sorority
• Oversee all sorority functions including philanthropy, events, housing, finances
• Represent the sorority at Inter-Greek Council meetings
• Communicate with school and all members of sorority

Event Coordinator of Phi Kappa Pi, August 2022 - May 2023

• Managing 150-200 possible new members, including determining their eligibility of joining through their academic status
• Organizing 12-15 events over a two-week period fit to host 50-75 girls
• Communicating with Inter-Sorority Council to facilitate events

Vice President of Phi Kappa Pi, August 2022 - December 2022

• Communicate and keep track of sorority goods and reorder stocks as needed

• Mount Morris Central School District, Mount Morris, NY
• Terry A. Taylor Elementary School, Spencerport, NY
• Dr. Charles T. Lunsford School Number 19, Rochester, NY
• Bird/Morgan School, East Rochester, NY

Private Swim Instructor, June 2018 - Present

• Create individualized, custom lesson plans for each student to track their progress and ensure that each lesson will be as enriching as possible for them
• Communication with parents about child progress, finances, and scheduling
• Collecting own clientele
• Creating and arranging personal work schedule
• Coordinating all financial transactions

Director of Indoor Aquatics, Head Swim Instructor, Group Swim Instructor, June 2017 - August 2019

• Completed lesson plans for each class, completing the appropriate paperwork, individual evaluations, and reports regarding swim lessons for each child
• Oversaw all children that attended the summer camp within the aquatic department, had eight classes a day with 15-20 children in each class for five days a week
• Each child received a weekly progress report stating all the skills that are in progress or have been learned or mastered