This document is a resume for Cheyenne Swope-Stitt listing her education, work experience, related activities and awards. She is currently studying for a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine at Wilson College and expects to graduate in May 2018 with a 3.9 GPA. Her previous experience includes working on a farm providing animal care and working at Dunkin' Donuts providing customer service. She has received several awards for her involvement showing livestock in 4-H and FFA organizations.

1. 56 East Main Street Carlisle PA 17015 tel: (717) 440-7618
Cheyenne Swope-Stitt e-mail:Cheyennerocks222@yahoo.com
Education: Wilson College, Chambersburg, PA Expected Graduation: May 2018
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine Minor: Business
GPA: 3.9
Delaware Valley College, Doylestown, PA
Bachelor of Animal Science
GPA: 3.9, Dean’s List: Fall 2014
Work Experience: Delaware Valley College Farm 3, Doylestown, PA September 2014-May 2015
 Provide nourishment to animals
o Feed and water animals at least once a day
 Stock supplies for the next day
o Stock hay and feed for the next day and next crew
 Work in a team to accomplish goals
o Feed and water the animals on the beef, sheep, and swine farm
Dunkin’ Donuts, Carlisle, PA August 2012-January 2015
 Provide customer assistance
o Wait on customers and provide
customer service as to ordering and making their order
 Bake pastries for the next day
 Stock supplies around the store
Related Activities & Awards: Competitor, Northeast Student Affiliate Team, 2014-Present
o Special Awards: Made it to round two in the quiz bowl portion and
placed in the middle of the competition with animal judging
 Member, National Technical Honor Society, 2013-Present
 Member, American Boer Goat Association, 2012-Present
o Special Awards:Owned and Showed the Junior Champion Buck at
Centre Hall 2013
 Member, Big Spring FFA, 2010-Present
o Special Awards: Greenhand Degree 2012, Chapter Degree 2012,
Cumberland-Perry Area Degree 2013, Keystone Degree 2014
 Member, Cumberland County 4-H, 2004-Present
o Handle cattle, sheep, swine, and goats when in showring and to
train them for the showring, Identify common diseases of my show
animals and help to cure them before the show through shots and
other medication, Feed them to maximize their muscle and
coverage for the show and the market
o Special Awards: Stockman’s Contest Junior Winner 2011, Owned
and Showed the Best Percentage Doe at Shippensburg Fair 2014,
Owned and Showed the Best Doe in Show at Shippensburg Fair
2014
 Summer Camp Counselor-In-Training, Carlisle YWCA, Summer of 2010
o Role Responsibilities: Taking Care of the Campers, Accompanying
the Campers on Field Trips, Being a Playmate with the Campers
Skills: Planning Organizing

2. Customer Service Cashier Operations