Quinn Orcutt graduated from Bay Path University with a BA in psychology and a minor in criminal justice. She has held internships with Mercy Community Health organizing health events and with Training Resources of America mentoring at-risk teen mothers. Orcutt also has work experience in retail, food service management, and her family's abatement business. She maintains involvement in campus organizations and volunteers tutoring English and financial literacy.

1. Quinn Orcutt
588 Longmeadow St 4029 Pleasant St
Longmeadow, MA 01106 Thorndike, MA 01079
kt.orcutt@yahoo.com 413 – 244 – 7617
EDUCATION
Bay Path University – Longmeadow, MA May 2015
General Psychology/minor:Criminal Justice BA Psychology, GPA 3.7
Royal Holloway, University of London – Surrey, UK Study Abroad Spring 2013
Holyoke Community College – Holyoke, MA Attended 2011-2012
ACADEMICAWARDS AND HONORS
Psi Chi 2014
National Honors Society in Psychology, Bay Path Chapter
Dean’s List Spring 2013-Present
Maintain a GPA of 3.5 or higher
CAMPUS LEADERSHIP POSITIONS
Psychology Club – Vice President 2014-2015
Psychology Club – Treasurer 2012-2013
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Psychology Club
Law Club
Golden Z – Domestic Violence Club
United Sexualities and Genders
ALANA – Diversity Club

2. INTERNSHIP
Mercy Community Health, Health Care forthe Homeless September 2014 – March 2015
Community Health Event Organizer/Intern 12hrs/wk
Doreen Fadus, Executive Director
 Gathered and organized data for information processing
 Supported other staff members
 Kept up with correspondence with peers and supervisors
 Assisted in entry of files into Excel for High End Utilizer Grant
 Researched trends in health care
 Organized and facilitated large community health events
WORK EXPERIENCE
Mercy Community Health, Health Care forthe Homeless March 2015 – Present
Community Health Event Organizer/Paid Intern 12hrs/wk
Doreen Fadus, Executive Director
 Gathered and organized data for information processing
 Supported other staff members
 Kept up with correspondence with peers and supervisors
 Assisted in entry of files into Excel for High End Utilizer Grant
 Researched trends in health care
 Organized and facilitated large community health events
Top-Notch Abatement, LLC June 2010 – Present
Office Assistant 20hrs/wk
Jodi Orcutt, Office Manager
 Filed paperwork
 Completed permissions and forms using internet filing system
 Responded to and communicated with customers through email and phone correspondence
 Gained beginner knowledge of QuickBooks
 Performed tasks and ran errands quickly and efficiently
Forever 21 July 2014 – August 2014
Sales Associate
Cindy Menard 20 hrs/wk
 Providing courteous and professional customer service
 Directing customers and providing product information
 Stocking and restocking the store
 Working with a friendly and professional disposition
 Organizing merchandise displays

3. King and I August 2013 – December 2013
Manager/Waitress/Host 40 hrs/wk
Vic Bounphasaysonh, Owner
 Communicated effectively with other staff members and attended to customer requests
 Host duties; managed the dining room floor, delegated daily duties to the wait staff
 Discussed marketing options with outside vendors
 Managed money on a daily basis
VOLUNTEER SERVICE
Professional
Gray House October 2014 - Present
English Language and Financial Literacy Tutor 6-8 hr/wk
Glenn Yarnell, Director of Adult Education
 Worked one on one in Adult English Language Education
 Worked in small groups with Adult English Language and Financial Literacy

Training Resourcesof America March 2013 – December 2013
Mentor 6 hrs/wk
Talia Scalise, Mentor Specialist
 Aided and assisted at risk teen mothers in learning professionalism and career building
 Provided emotional and social support and advocated for social and financial services
Community
Kate’s Kitchen January 2011 – November 2012
Soup Kitchen Server 6 hrs/wk
 Assisted in food preparation, serving, dishwashing, and kitchen cleanup
 Provided emotional support and a friendly disposition
PERSONAL SKILLS
Languages
 Native Language – English – Fluent
 French – Elementary Level
 American Sign Language – Elementary Level

4. SUMMARYOF COURSEWORK
 PSY 432 Cognitive Psychology
 PSY 380 Interviewing & Counseling
 PSY 370 Social Psychology
 PSY 340 Physiological Psychology
 PSY 321 Theories of Personality
 PSY 240 Abnormal Psychology
 PSY 206 Adolescent & Adult Development
 PSY 205 Child Development
 PSY 102 Introduction to Psychology 2
 PSY 1021 Learning & Memory
 PSY 1061 Sensation & Perception
 PSY 110 Introduction to Psychology
 INT 250 Research Methods in Social Sciences
 MTH 142 Statistics
 MTH 104 College Algebra
 CRJ 406 Violence Against Women & Children
 CRJ 350 Murder, Crime, Mayhem
 CRJ 348 Terrorism & Homeland Security
 CRJ 3004 Youth in Society
 CRJ 202 Victimology & Criminology
 CRJ 120 Introduction to Criminal Justice
 SOC 200 Social Problems
 SOC 100 Principles of Sociology
 MLA 101 Sign Language 1