Peyton Clapp

Motivated and detail-oriented student pursuing forensic sciences, with a strong academic record and a passion for science-driven problem-solving. Known for clear communication, strong ethical standards, and the ability to adapt quickly in team-oriented, and professional environments. Eager to apply critical thinking and interpersonal skills to roles that require precision, integrity, and collaboration.

Crime Scene Case Report & Deposition

• Collaborated with a team to produce a detailed investigative report and presented findings in a simulated courtroom deposition.
• Demonstrated strong verbal communication, technical writing, and the ability to explain complex information clearly to a non-expert audience, as well as an expert audience.

Crime Scene Hypothesis Test Report

• Worked in a group and led an evidence-based project to test a forensic hypothesis.
• Applied scientific methodology, analyzed results, and communicated findings in a professional report.
• Highlighted analytical thinking and data-driven decision-making.

23andMe Debate Project

• Collaborated with peers in a structured team debate on direct-to-consumer genetic testing.
• Conducted research on medical ethics and genomics and then presented and defended positions.
• Emphasized persuasive communication and industry awareness.

Texas A&M Legacies, Member, Public Relations, and Social Representative, 08/23 to Present. 

• Advancing in a women's service and leadership organization focusing on the empowerment of women. Coordinated social events and managed promotional efforts across platforms.

Texas A&M Legacies, Selections Committee Member, 05/24 to Present. 

• Collaborated with a team to develop and implement the selections process for new members. Attended all recruitment events and engaged with potential members.

FLASH (Freshman Leaders Achieving in Service and Honor) Member, 08/22 to 06/23.

• Maximized engagement in the organization surrounding the empowerment of freshman. Led in various volunteer experiences.

Texas A&M Disability Services, Student Note Taker, 01/24, Present, 

• Exceeded in attending lectures and taking attentive notes for students in need. Developed service hours in collaboration with the Texas A&M Disability Services office.

The REACH Project, Student Volunteer, 08/23 to Present.

• Chaired alongside the REACH project by providing education, resources, and opportunities. Headed organizing and hosting various events.