1. REBEKAH MILLER
17670 Kohlhoss Rd. Poolesville, MD 20837 /240-702-4300 / mil12028@byui.edu
Education
Bachelors Degree in Accounting – Anticipated Graduation April 2018
Currently a Junior at Brigham Young University-Idaho. Pursuing a Bachelors in Accounting Degree. I have interests
in Book Keeping/Clerical Work. Current GPA 3.4
Associates Degree in General Studies-December 2015
Received my Associates Degree in General Studies from Brigham Young University-Idaho.
Poolesville High School – Global Ecology Magnet Program – May 2012
I was in a magnet program that focused on ecological sciences. We spent a lot of time “in the field” studying the
topics we were studying. This program was ranked among the best and most rigorous in the state of Maryland.
Weighted GPA – 4.2, Unweighted 3.8
Experience
Jeff Pratt
April 2015-current
I help manage and run Jeff’s shaved ice shacks. This includes acting as the cashier, taking people’s orders, restocking
flavors, and clean up/shutting down at night. When I’m not working at a shaved ice shack, I take care of his three
small children (ages 3, 20 months, and 6 months).
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Full-time Missionary / September 2013-April 2015
I served in the Massachusetts Boston Mission under President Daniel Packard. I served as a trainer three times and
opened a Chinese speaking area for sister missionaries while training.
Calleva Outdoors High Adventure Camp
Assistant Instructor / Summers of 2009-2013
I worked in a program called “Growing Green” – a program designed to teach children about producing their own
food and taking care of the earth. As an assistant instructor, I helped create the curriculum we would use to teach the
children in our section of the camp. I was also in charge of overseeing safety in the program and overnight
adventures.
Poolesville High School
August 2011-May 2012
Office Intern
I helped the office staff by running errands, sorting mail, and organizing the office. I also answered phone calls and
directed the calls to whomever they were intended.

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Awards and Acknowledgements
Young Women’s Personal Progress Award
Completed all the requirements of the Personal Progress Award (There are 8 “values”, each require you to do 6
experience projects, and a cumulative 10-hour project).
Young Women’s Personal Progress Honor Bee
The Honor Bee has two requirements: 1) Reread the Book of Mormon and 2) Serve others for a total of 40 hours.
Some of the hours must be done while mentoring another young woman. I helped a fellow young woman with
Cerebral Palsy earn her Personal Progress Award. I also helped a young girl struggling with depression work on
Personal Progress.
Girl Scout Silver Award
Spent over 50 hours organizing a project for a homeless shelter. I knitted over 50 scarves for a shelter for mothers and
children.
Girl Scout Bronze Award
I collected fabric from local stores and from my dad’s textile samples to sew quilts for a homeless shelter.
Superintendents Student Service Learning Award
Outside of church assignments and girl scout projects, I performed over 250 service hours to my community.