Peyton Kelly

I am currently a substitute paraeducator through Teachers On Call. I am in complete control of my schedule and can pick up as many jobs as needed throughout the month.

• Assist teachers with lesson plans and instruction for students in the classroom setting.
• Supervise students during lunch, recess, and other activities throughout the day.
• Promote positive behavior management strategies among students in the classroom setting.

I was a part-time nanny for a family in Kelso, WA. It was a seasonal position, so when the children began school, I was no longer needed.

• Assisted children with daily activities, such as dressing, bathing, and feeding.
• Developed positive relationships with each child by providing nurturing care.
• Monitored the children's playtime to ensure safety and well-being.

• Monitored vital signs, including blood pressure, temperature and pulse rate.
• Observed changes in behavior or physical condition that may require medical attention and reported them promptly to supervisor.
• Provided companionship for elderly clients by engaging in conversation and participating in recreational activities.

As the Cascade College Field Representative, I was responsible for the Turning Point USA chapters across the Cascade territory, which covers the majority of Western Oregon. I had a variety of responsibilities that included both traveling and working in-field as well as admin work at home. A few of these responsibilities included:

• Tabling on campus to recruit students for the TPUSA chapter, or identifying students who would like to start a chapter at their school.
• Planned and helped chapters host events, such as speaking events and social engagements.
• Worked with members of the community to help bridge the gap between younger and older generations in politics.

• Tended to children's general needs while providing supervision for safety in day-to-day activities.
• Developed lasting, professional relationships with families by encouraging open communication and delivering positive feedback.
• Monitored children's behavior, health and well-being as well as physical, emotional and mental development.
• Created nurturing, safe environments to promote emotional, social and intellectual growth.

As a teacher's aide in a preschool and kindergarten class, I have gained incredible experience in a classroom with the students and other teachers. I was able to gain experience and perspective that is valuable for future career advancements. The following is a list of a few things I have done as an aide:

• Established positive relationships with students, parents, fellow teachers and school administrators.
• Supervised children and participated with children in activities.
• Enforced rules for behavior and procedures to maintain order among class.
• Instructed and monitored students in use and care of school equipment and materials to prevent injuries and damage.

I did office work at SGA in addition to coaching on the floor four nights a week. I was a receptionist and ran a preschool program 3 days out of the week, so I interacted with kids and their parents quite often. A few of my responsibilities include:

• Coach the correct curriculum on the floor in areas of the gym such as conditioning, beam, bars, vault, and floor.
• Answer the phone and take payments for tuition and merchandise while greeting parents and kids as they come through the door .
• Put together crafts and curriculums for preschool programs twice a week.
• Clean the gym, bathrooms, and lobby area as needed.

I worked at Capitol Auto Group temporarily until I was offered a job closer to what I want to do in the future. My responsibilities included:

• Walked around each dealership multiple times a day and ensuring that the prepackaged snacks are filled and organized and that the coffee machine as well as creams and sugars are stocked up
• Cleaned the lobby and pavilion as I make my rounds to ensure a clean and tidy space for customers
• Lended a hand to any employee or customer who may need it; being on-call for the employees in the coffee cart to back up if needed
• Fulfilled repair orders on a daily basis

I worked as a store associate at HomeGoods from August to December of 2020, and then returned again in February of 2021. As of August 2021, I have started a new job at Capitol Toyota. I have learned many valuable skills while working in retail such as how to work under pressure when the store got busy, how to effectively communicate with customers and coworkers, and how to multitask in order to maximize my success on a task. My previous responsibilities in this position include:

• Engaged positively with each customer, providing professional and polite support for sales and service needs.
• Promoted customer satisfaction by answering questions and maintaining a positive attitude throughout my entire shift.
• Monitored the sales floor to identify customers in need of assistance and merchandise in need of replenishment.
• Arranged merchandise for display to highlight new styles, attract customers and enhance sales.

I worked for Courthouse Club Fitness for about a month, and due to the very early schedule and lack of hours that I needed I decided to go back to my associate job at HomeGoods. During my time, my job was mostly entirely devoted to the customers at the front desk. I enjoyed seeing and talking to people and hearing their stories, and a few of my job descriptions included:

• Do a detailed pool and spa check and fill out report form in the system.
• Perform a "club check" which includes walking through the club replacing towels, filling up soap/stocking toilet paper and paper towel when needed, run laundry through washer and dryer, and fold dry towels.
• Greet members with a smile and help them check in or answer any questions they may have.

I worked for IPG Management's McNary Oaks property as a summer pool attendant for a temporary summer job from July to September 2020. I was very fortunate to be given the opportunity to find a job during the pandemic and work with several different people over the summer.

• Cleaned and sanitized the bathrooms/pool area at the beginning of my shift as well as during the day and at the end of my shift.
• Ensured guests were maintaining social distancing according to CDC guidelines and kept the pool area under maximum occupancy.
• Met guests with a warm and welcoming attitude and had them sign a waiver in accordance with company policy in order to keep everyone safe.

I was a hostess at Hops N Drops for a brief time during my senior year of high school. It was a physically demanding job, but rewarding in a variety of ways. It was a short time at this job, but my responsibilities included:

• Backed up serving staff, food runners and bussers to keep dining room presentable and ready for incoming guests.
• Kept tables neat, cleared away dirty dishes, wiped down surfaces and refreshed glasses.
• Stayed on top of server availability and table turnover to make accurate decisions about seating locations.
• Managed guest expectations by relaying information regarding hours, wait times and specials.