Thomas Hunt

• Worked as a server at the Rocky Mountain Pizza Company bringing out drinks and food to customers. Increased customer satisfaction ratings through exceptional service and prompt attention to needs.

• The FASET (Familiarization and Adaptation to Surroundings and Environs at Tech) is the orientation program for newly incoming and transfer students at Tech. As a FASET Leader, we have about 25 total day-long orientation sessions in which we welcome incoming students by having lunch with them, leading small group discussions with them, guiding them to academic advising, helping them register for courses, and overall just being a friend and a kind figure for them during their first real day on campus.

• President of the Oldest Theatre in the State of Atlanta - DramaTech Theatre. DramaTech is a social and arts club, one of the biggest and liveliest clubs on campus, that bolsters high student membership, and multiple shows performed yearly. Running the club as president detailed numerous tasks such as running club and leadership meetings, organizing karaoke nights at DT's venue, appointing annual committee heads, overseeing progress on all current tasks in the theatre, being a genuine friend and helping hand to anyone, and everyone who needs it, resolving and mediating through an extreme number of interpersonal issues, and overall just making sure the theater is on track to complete and perform our shows when we set out.

• I act and serve part-time as a patient with precise case details, symptoms, experiences, lifestyles, attitudes, etc. to portray an average patient with problems. We work with medical students to help them simulate and train before dealing with actual patients, and we are also used to help test students to ensure they are at the point they need to be in their training to be doctors. We typically receive information a week ahead of time, memorize the case on our own time, come to work for a quick briefing and review session, and then interact with the students the same day, for the rest of the day.

Our daily activities and tasks include taking orders, running food to the customers, bussing and pre-bussing tables, cleaning any dirty areas within the restaurant, and general upkeep to ensure the maintenance and efficiency of the restaurant is always well maintained.

• Each year, the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce organizes and sponsors the annual Young Adult Liberty Leaders program, or YALL as it's better known, giving juniors and seniors throughout the county a chance to learn more about how Liberty County operates. Students learn about many different facets of Liberty County by being given avenues to learn about topics such as county government, city government, public health, and public education. As president, responsibilities included facilitating meetings, Speaking with City and Community organizers, Befriending and Checking in on all of the other leaders in the program, organizing social outings and bonding sessions between other leaders, and working to ensure the two schools in Liberty County, Bradwell Institute and Liberty County H.S., had good relations and were involved in each other processes. Unfortunately, the program ended early due to COVID-19.