Ava Moore

Highly analytical team player with excellent multitasking abilities and a flexible approach to managing competing priorities. Enthusiastic about learning more about the business industry and building a solid career foundation.

• Varsity Girls Volleyball, 9, 11, 12, 08/01/22, Present, 18, 648
• Varsity Girls Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12, 11/01/20, Present, 20, 1600

• President's Volunteer Service Award, 05/01/23, 11, Awarded the Bronze award for performing over 100 community service hours in a 12 month span.
• 9th Grade English Department Award, 05/01/21, 9, Selected as the top performing 9th grade English student (out of 130 students) by the Mary Institute and Country Day School English Department.

Jan 2024 - Jan 2024: South Africa Conservation Trip

Grade 12
50 Hrs/Week Total Hours: 100

Assisted with conservation work with African Impact in Kruger National Park Added informing sustainable conservation efforts to databases for public. Learned more about Apartheid and its impact on South Africa and the western regions of the world

Jun 2023 - Jul 2023: Missouri Boys and Girls State

Grade 11
8 Hrs/Week Total Hours: 56

Created and participated in a fictional government to better understand how government works at all levels. Over the course of the program week, learned from people who work in all levels of government and gained interesting networking opportunities. Obtained firsthand experience with campaigning and political operations, commerce, education, international affairs, journalism and media, law, law enforcement, legislative and executive policy, and local government and policy. Campaigned and was elected as "City Judge" and "City Attorney" during various simulations.

Jul 2022 - Jul 2022: Washington University Olin Fleischer Scholars Program

Grade
168 Hrs/Week Total Hours: 168

This program is designed to help students learn about business, build teamwork and presentation skills, and prepare for the college admissions process. Some highlights of the program are learning about academic and career opportunities in business, study and interact with Olin Business School faculty, current WashU students, staff, and alumni, interact with business professionals, build leadership and communication skills, find out more about the college application process and financial assistance/scholarships, draft and revise a resume and a personal statement for college, develop a business idea with a team and present to a panel of judges. I participated in this program the summer going into my junior year as I am interested in majoring in global business.

Jun 2021 - Apr 2022: YWLC

Grade 9, 10, 11 2 Hrs/Week Total Hours: 51

The Young Women’s Leadership Challenge (YWLC) is a yearlong U.S.-based program for high school aged-girls created and managed by The Pangea Network, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women and communities in the U.S. and Kenya. YWLC is composed of a summer conference, mentoring, monthly meetings, Fall and Spring workshops and lectures throughout the year.