Gabrielle Bosworth is a senior at Texas A&M University majoring in Business Honors and Accounting with an overall GPA of 3.88. She has been actively involved in the Mays Business School Honors Program and Pi Beta Phi sorority, holding leadership roles such as Recruitment Matching Team Co-Chairman. Bosworth has also gained work experience through accounting and finance internships at Southside Bank and Bosworth and Associates. She was recognized as a National Merit Scholar in 2013.

1. Gabrielle Bosworth
501 Angus Ave. 903-571-8872
College Station, Texas 77840 gabriellebosworth@tamu.edu
EDUCATION
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas May 2018
Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Honors & Accounting
Overall GPR: 3.88
ACTIVITIES
Mays Business School Honors Program, Texas A&M University August 2014-Present
Member
• Participate in academically challenging honors classes with an emphasis on discussions, presentations, and
case studies
• Engage in professional development trips and events with visiting executives and distinguished speakers
Pi Beta Phi Sorority, College Station, Texas August 2014-Present
Member
• Exceeds Texas Eta Chapter duties through weekly meetings, intramurals, study hours, social events, service
• Assist at the Barbara Bush Parent Center, which supports Pi Beta Phi’s literacy philanthropy of teaching
English as Second language parents
• Serve on the Scholarship Banquet Committee, which honors members who have achieved academic success,
by helping conduct the semester scholarship dinners with food logistics, decorations, and serving the meal
Recruitment Matching Team Co-Chairman
• Worked behind the scenes to lead a committee of 12 Pi Phi’s to pair the Potential New Members with actives,
based on similar interests, personality types, and involvement
• Contributed over 120 hours over two weeks, as we worked through the nights, and dealt with the pressure to
strategically get the task completed in only a short amount of time
Pi Phi Convention Delegate
• Elected to represent our chapter at the Reaching New Heights biennial convention in Chicago, Illinois in 2015
• Attended emerging leaders breakout sessions to get ideas about how to promote confidence, communication,
and courage within our chapter
Arrowboard Committee
• Selected to be on this committee, which builds spirit, encourages a positive attitude, and increases morale for
the chapter and its members
• Met weekly to discuss ways to influence the chapter, motivate members to be involved, and plan sisterhood
events, while acting as role models
WORK EXPERIENCE
Southside Bank, Tyler, Texas May 2016-July 2016
Accounting & Finance Intern
• Assisted the accounting department with projects including tax returns, property taxes, reconciliations, tax
exemptions, and internal audit control tests
• Prepared in-depth financial analysis of publically traded company, including balance sheet and income
statement analysis as well ratio and growth trend analysis
• Performed research and data organization related to a group of bank appraisal vendors
Bosworth and Associates, Tyler, Texas June-July 2015
Intern
• Assisted the insurance agency in various areas from inputting customer information into new computer
systems to answering phone calls
• Integrated a newly acquired agency’s customers files into the database after making Bosworth’s initial contact
with them
HONORS
National Merit Scholar September 2013