Baylee Wolf

Full CV / Resume

Education

Washburn University, Topeka, KS

Bachelor of Arts – Psychology, departmental honors – May 2022

Minor: Leadership Studies

GPA:

Capstone: PY 385: From Classroom to Career – I researched and presented my findings on best employment interview practices/formats for post-interview satisfaction on both/all sides, regardless of position offer outcome

Work Experience

Human Resources Intern, Woodruff (marketing agency) in Kansas City/Columbia, MO: June 2022 – present

·       Proactively search for and communicate with potential candidates via job boards and professional networking sites

·       Correspond with applicants of open positions in a timely and professional manner

·       Screen submission materials (, résumés) and identify possible open positions for leads

·       Communicate with hiring managers of different departments about candidates and their potential with the company

·       Conduct HR screens as a first step in the interview process

Hy-Vee/Wahlburgers Bartender, Hy-Vee/Wahlburgers in Kansas City, MO: April 2022 – present

·       Balance making drinks and chatting with customers, building rapport with them

·       Take food and drink orders and deliver both to the bar and tables  

·       Handle payments

·       Bus tables and maintain a clean and tidy space behind the bar and in the restaurant area

·       Be transparent and organized in training future bartenders

·       Maintain focus on the customers and ensure they are of age to consume alcohol and that I do not over-serve anyone

InstaCart/Shipt Shopper, InstaCart/Shipt, primarily in Kansas City area: March/April 2022 – May 2022

·       Shop for customers at various grocery stores in a timely and productive manner

·       Maintain polite communication with shoppers and work with them to identify adequate replacements if necessary

·       Deliver groceries to the customers, paying close attention to their delivery instructions

Residential Living Office Assistant, Washburn University Residential Living in Topeka, KS: Jan. 2020 – Dec. 2021

·       Provided customer service to current, past, and potential residents, parents, and other consumers of our services

·       Appropriay and calmly handled situations with difficult customers, built rapport with upset customers

·       Advocated for residents’ needs and desires

·       Utilized knowledge and skills to train new Office Assistants

·       Maintained organization to support supervisors’ and colleagues’ projects and responsibilities

·       Communicated across campus to streamline information and collaborate in accommodating students

·       Upheld confidentiality to protect residents’ personal information and any issues they were encountering

Residential Living Desk Assistant, Washburn University Residential Living in Topeka, KS: Aug. 2019 – Aug. 2020

·       Assisted residents with simple, everyday needs and questions

·       Responded to emergency situations that could occur unexpectedly in the residence halls

·       Logged, organized, and checked out mail to residents

·       Served as a friendly face and ear to welcome and visit with residents

Target Cashier (Seasonal Worker), Topeka, KS: Dec. 2019 – Jan. 2020

Photographer’s Assistant, Long McArthur Ford in Salina, KS: May 2019 – Aug. 2019

Student Worker, Washburn University Leadership Institute office in Topeka, KS: Sept. 2018 – May 2019

Baker’s Assistant and Hostess, Chalet Restaurant and Bakery in Newport, OR: summer 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017

Activities, Positions, Conferences, and Awards

Fall 2021 Washburn University Sibberson Award recipient

·       Finalists are graduates with a , I was selected for the aforementioned criterion and my additional merits

NAMI on Campus President: Sept. 2021 – Dec. 2021

·       Focused on creating this student organization from the bottom-up, creating the constitution, identifying officers to take over in the spring, etc.

·       Goal of this student organization is to prioritize and improve mental health on campus

Delta Gamma (Alpha Kappa chapter) President: Dec. 2020 – Dec. 2021

·       Managed chapter productivity and ensured it followed all chapter and university policies

·       Oversaw eight members of Chapter Management Team and their management of their directors’ tasks

·       Ran multiple weekly meetings of different structure and formality and built positive interpersonal relations with members

·       Served on multiple boards/committees that hold members able, serve as support systems, and provide insight into different processes and current standings

·       Maintained confidentiality to protect members’ personal information and experiences with which they needed assistance/support 

·       Promoted high ideals of membership, scholarship, citizenship, friendship, and sisterhood to cultivate a welcoming and inclusive environment/chapter

·       Developed programs to promote the mental health of my members and officers

·       Served as a chapter voice and liaison between the chapter and university/Washburn community and advocated for the chapter and its individuals

Member of Student Leadership Council (SLC): Aug. 2019 – May 2021

·       Contributed to the student-led initiative and team that SLC is; planned multiple different events, such as 2020 - 2021 socials, the 2020 Leadership Challenge Event™ Behind-the-Scenes Experience, and the 2019 Family Day Leadership Institute Brunch

·       Served as a positive, welcoming face for the Leadership Institute

Founder and 2019 - 2020 Chapter President of Washburn University’s chapter of Best Buddies

·       Goal of this organization is to foster true friendships between those with and those without inlectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)

·       Decreased misconceptions, stereotypes, and stigmas about IDD and advocated for those who have IDD

·       Took major initiative to form this student organization from the ground up

Member of Mortar Board (Ichabod Chapter) honor society, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Psi Chi honor society, Alpha Lambda Delta honor society, and Washburn University’s President’s List of Honorees in Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019, Spring 2020, Fall 2020, Spring 2021, and Fall 2021

Recipient of 3 Washburn Transformational Experiences (WTEs)

·       2 Leadership WTEs for completing the Leadership Studies minor (by completing the LE 400 internship) and competing in the Collegiate Leadership Competition

·       1 Scholarly/Creative WTE for developing Best Buddies Washburn

Selected as a WU’s Who of Washburn: 2021

Member and Fall 2021 Secretary of Psi Chi (honor society)

Washburn University Leadership Institute: Aug. 2018 – Dec. 2021

Washburn University Leadership Institute Student Curriculum Committee: Fall 2018 – Dec. 2021

EcoBods (student organization focused on promoting eco-friendly practices and earth conservation): Fall 2019 – Dec. 2021

Delta Gamma (Alpha Kappa chapter) 2020 Director of Scholarship

“Right Away and All At Once” Greg Brenneman Series Spring 2020 and Fall 2020 selected participant and scholarship recipient

Delta Gamma (Alpha Kappa chapter) Outstanding New Member Award 2019 – 2020 recipient

Nominated for Commitment to Diversity SOAR Award at Washburn University: 2019 and 2020

Nominated for Emerging Leader Award in Washburn University Leadership Institute: 2019

Attended the National Conference for Collegiate Women Student Leaders in : 2019

Washburn Residential Council: Fall 2019

Collegiate Leadership Competition Washburn University team member: Dec. 2018 – March 2019

·       Placed 1st regionally, 7th internationally

Certificate of Appreciation from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment recipient for filming and editing their promotional video: 2018

Community Engagement/Service

Big Brothers Big Sisters: Sept. 2020 – present

Washburn University Leadership Challenge Event™ 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 preparation and volunteering

LE 400: Intern for National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Topeka: June 2021 – Dec. 2021

Delta Gamma philanthropy – Service for Sight: Fall 2019 – Dec. 2021

Best Buddies Washburn: Fall 2018 – Dec. 2021

LE 300: Leadership Skills Development grant money process with United Way of Greater Topeka and donors: Aug. 2020 – Dec. 2020