Kallissa K. Bailey has a BA in psychology from Gallaudet University with honors. She has experience in research, teaching, advising, team building, and various professional roles. Her resume highlights experience supervising children and youth in educational and recreational settings. She has developed curriculum, led workshops, and presented research at conferences.

1. Kallissa K. Bailey
1124 Neal St. NE, Washington, D.C. 20002
Mobile Phone: 319-550-3872
Email: kallissa.bailey@gallaudet.edu
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with University Honors August 2011-May 2014
Gallaudet University
GPA: 3.62
Honors
Psi Chi International Honors Society of Psychology 2013-present
 ChapterPresident,GallaudetUniversity (2013-2014)
President’s Honors Distinction Scholarship August 2011-May 2014
Gallaudet University Honors Program August 2011-May 2014
ResearchExperience
Bailey, K.K. (2014). The role of childhood environment and outdoor experience on beliefs,
behaviors, and emotions about nature (Unpublished Honors Capstone). Gallaudet University,
Washington, DC
Certifications
PersonalDiscovery Certificate of Accomplishment in Training June 2012-2016
Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED July 19th
, 2016-2018
Formal Presentations
“The role of childhood environment and outdoorexperienceson beliefs,behaviors, and emotions
about nature”. Gallaudet University Honors Capstone Presentations (2014): Washington, DC.
“A Nature Deficit Disorder? The Influence of Childhood Environment on an Adult’sRelationship
to Nature”. Northeast Regional Honors Conference (2014): Niagara Falls, NY.
“Pro-Life, Pro-Choice,and the Pursuit of Women’s Reproductive Rights”. Northeast Regional
Honors Conference (2013): Philadelphia, PA.
Teaching and Advising
Weekend Residential Educator February 2016-June 2016
Model Secondary School forthe Deaf
 Supervised high school students in residential dorm activities.
 Developed and hosted enriching experiences for students that support and enhance their
academics.

2. “Howto Write APA Style” Workshop September 11th
,2015
Gallaudet University Washington,DC
 Designed and hosted a teaching workshop for PER majors interested in developing their
writing skills using APA formats.
Camp De Sourd 2015 July 5-26th
,2015
International Deaf Partnership
Port-au-Prince,Haiti
 Assisted the development of a positive partnership between hearing teachers and the Deaf
community through team building activities.
 Assisted with the production of LSH (Haitian Sign Language) education materials.
Teaching Assistant August 2014-May 2015
Gallaudet University, General Studies Program Washington,DC
Course Title: GSR 300.03 “Sexual Violence, Stalking/Cyber Stalking, Bullying/Cyber Bullying
and Bystander Intervention on College and University Campuses”
 Developed class schedule and curriculum with the professor, managed over Blackboard.
 Assigned homework, graded papers, and provided feedback on student work.
 Tracked daily attendance and participation of students.
Honor’s Program Retreat August 13-14th
, 2014
Gallaudet University Honors Program August 24-25th
,2015
 Hosted teambuilding and icebreaker activities for incoming Honors students.
 Provided support for reading discussions and other activities.
 Supervised social activities and monitored the Girls Cabin at night.
Head Discovery Specialist June 2013-July 2013
Children’s Instructional Summer Program(CISP) Washington, DC
 Designed a five week schedule of fun, challenging, and educational Discovery activities
such as Raccoon Circles, high ropes events and obstacle courses for children ages four to
twelve.
 Led large group activities of fourteen to thirty-three children and small groups of eight to
thirteen children at a time in 45 minute segments, in a rotational schedule of activities.
 Set up high ropes course events and guided/belayed children through events such as zip
lining and rock climbing, among many others.
 Supervise children on field trips.
Discovery Specialist June 2012-July 2012
Children’s Instructional Summer Program(CISP) Washington, DC
 Led large group activities of fourteen to thirty-three children and small groups of eight to
thirteen children at a time in 45 minute segments, in a rotational schedule of activities
under the supervision of the Head Discovery Specialist.
 Set up high ropes course events and guided/belayed children through events such as zip
lining and rock climbing, among many others.
Team Builder June 2012-August 2016
Gallaudet University, Personal Discovery Program Washington,DC
 Trained in set-up and use of high ropes activities such as rock climbing.
 Led large groups of 10 to 50+ adults and children in team-building activities.

3.  Guided adults and children to realize the values of teamwork, confidence, creativity,
communication, trust and patience through activities and challenges.
Other Professional Experiences
Program Support Assistant (Temp) October 2015- January 2016
Gallaudet University, Physical Education and Recreation Washington,DC
 Filming and preparation of promotional videos for the department.
 Assisted the Program Support Specialist with tasks and errands as needed.
 Provided mentoring and paper feedback for students.
 Provided photography services for course activities and events.
Office Assistant May 2014-August 2016
The Law Office of Jeffrey Lovitky Washington,DC
 Filtered and filed all mail, bills, and payment from clients.
 Preparation and submission of documents to the United States Court of Appeals.
 Inventory and office upkeep with occasional errands and odd jobs.
Sales Associate/Key Holder May 2014-December 2015
Metro Mutts Washington,DC
 Assisted customers in selecting appropriate products for their pet needs.
 Processed specialorders and weekly shipments.
 Represented Metro Mutts in community events.
Key Holder December 2011-March 2014
Godiva Chocolatier at Union Station Washington,DC
 Supervised associates and the completion of tasks.
 Held key access to the store, storage rooms and register.
 Provided excellent fast-paced service and assistance to the needs of customers.
 Managed a register and processed payments, returns, voids and other paperwork.
 Tracked daily sales, damaged product, and counted drawers for the bank deposit at the
end of the day.
Lifeguard September 2010- May 2011
Helen G. Nassif YMCA Cedar Rapids,IA
 Supervised and disciplined children during open swim sessions.
 In the event of emergencies,provide appropriate care and direction according to YMCA
Lifeguard protocol.
 Maintain a clean and safe pool environment for guests.
Cabin Counselor, Lifeguard May 2010-August 2010
Camp Hitaga, Camp Fire USA Walker, IA
 Cared for groups of children ages 5 to 18 in a residential summer camp setting.
 Led various educational and stimulating activities with children in the outdoor
environment.
 Served as lifeguard to the pool during scheduled swim hours and enforced safety rules.

4. Misc. Volunteer Experience
First Year Study Tour March 10-18th, 2012
Costa Rica
 Provided volunteer services of painting, tree-planting, and playing games with Deaf
children at a small residential institute for the Deaf near San Jose,Costa Rica.
 Provided team-building activities to youth and children during the annual Deaf Sports Day
gathering in San Jose.
Camp Hitaga Staff Pre-Camp Training May 28th
- June 10th
,2011
Camp Hitaga, Camp Fire USA Walker, IA
 Provided support and assistance during camp training of activities and traditions.
 Acted as an assistant during lifeguard training, and practiced rescue techniques with the
lifeguards-in-training.
Camp Hitaga Eggs, Bunnies, and Chocolate!Spring Trail April 16th
, 2011
Camp Hitaga, Camp Fire USA Walker, IA
 Provided art activities for children attending the Spring Trail.
 Helped with the set-up, decoration, take down, and clean-up of the event.
Marketing and PR Committee Volunteer December 2010-June 2011
Camp Hitaga, Camp Fire USA Cedar Rapids, IA
 Established relationships with local organizations to provide child-friendly events and
marketing opportunities for Camp Hitaga.
 Designed and prepared print materials for marketing events such as the Cedar Rapids St.
Patrick’s Day parade and the Free Summer Movie Weeks at Collins Road Theatres.
 Created the Camp Hitaga parade float, and participated in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade with
the assistance of female campers ranging in ages 10-12 years old.
 Hosted a Free Movie Week (Yogi Bear) event for children and parents, to encourage
enrollment in summer camp.
Halloween Trails at Hitaga October 22nd
-23rd
, 29th
-30th
, 2010
Camp Hitaga, Camp Fire USA Walker, IA
 Acted as gypsy storyteller, guiding children in creating a Halloween paper craft as I told a
story.
 Helped with the set-up, decoration, take down, and clean-up of the event.