Vincent Silli

Motivated and team-oriented student with leadership experience as a varsity hockey captain for multiple years and active participant in school and community organizations. Proven ability to lead by example, communicate effectively, and adapt to new challenges. Skilled in time management, event coordination, and teamwork through involvement in athletics and fraternity service projects. Currently pursuing a degree in Business Management at West Chester University. Authorized to work in the US for any employer.

Developed strong interpersonal and problem-solving skills in high-paced restaurant environment. Proven ability to manage multiple tasks concurrently and deliver exceptional customer service. Seeking to transition into new field by leveraging these versatile skills.

• Freshman to Senior Year
• Served as team captain for both school and club hockey teams.
• Ensured teammates attended practices and games on time and stayed organized throughout the season.
• Led by example to maintain focus, effort, and a positive team mindset.
• Used strong communication skills to keep the team motivated and working well together.

• High School Junior Year
• Stepped up to join the JV lacrosse team as a first-time goalie to help fill a team shortage, showing adaptability and a team-first attitude.
• Took on a leadership role as one of the older players, guiding younger teammates and serving as a role model on and off the field.
• Helped to support and discipline the team environment by encouraging consistent effort, sportsmanship, and accountability.

• West Chester University – Spring 2025
• Helped organize and participate in community service and fundraising events, including food distribution at the local food cupboard and campus-wide raffles supporting various charities.
• Participated in regular campus clean-up events to support the university and local community.
• Contributed to the planning and success of the “Project Pink” talent show which raised funds for breast cancer research.
• Developed time management and communication skills by balancing academic responsibilities with fraternity commitments.