Sarah A. Massey is seeking a position where she can utilize her strong leadership, organizational abilities, and desire to succeed. She has a Master's in Business Administration and Bachelor's in Physical Education from Tabor College. Her experience includes serving as a graduate assistant softball coach at Tabor College, where she helped recruit and train athletes. She also has internship experience organizing volleyball camps. Massey demonstrates strong leadership, time management, communication, and conflict resolution skills through her roles as a student-athlete and coach.

1. Sarah A. Massey
112 N. Madison Street
Hillsboro, Kansas 67063
620.216.0131
sarahamassey@tabor.edu
OBJECTIVE:
To secure a valuable position so that I may further the organization’s success with my determination,
desire to succeed, strong leadership, and organizational abilities.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
As a candidate for employment, I will bring strong leadership, time management, and organizational
skills, as well as excellent people skills to any position. I am very goal-oriented and driven to achieve
success.
EDUCATION
Master of Business Administration- 2016
 Tabor College
Bachelor of Physical Education: Sports Studies-2014
 Tabor College
EXPERIENCE
Tabor College: Graduate Assistant Softball Coach, June 2014- July 2016
Hillsboro, Kansas
 Player recruitment: I developed a strong presence, as well as communication and people skills
when recruiting athletes nation-wide for Tabor College.
 Scholarships: Assisted in scholarship offers for potential student-athletes
 Conditioning Program: Organized and managed weights and conditioning for twenty-five
athletes; constructed a well developed eight week conditioning plan which included weight
training, agility, and circuit training.
 Team logistics: I organized transportation, meals, daily practice times, equipment transfer, as well
as over night accommodations.
 Winter Hitting Clinic: I developed a successful winter hitting clinic by marketing to area youth
through social media outlets, fliers, and networking with connections. I created a strategic plan of
daily events such as check- in time, introductions, camp drills, and organized help.
 Conflict resolution: I have developed the ability to mediate disputes, develop stronger
relationships among players, and resolve conflict between student-athletes and coaching staff.
 Practice: Assisted in organizing and executing all elements of daily practice
The Foundry: Internship, June 2013-August 2013
Redwood City, California
 Assisted in organizing and preparing for volleyball camps
 Attended and involved in mixers to promote their business

2. Scholarship Student-Athlete
Tabor College Softball Team, August 2011 – 2014
Cowley County College Softball Team, August 2010 – May 2011
 Cultivated excellent leadership and communication skills by working with teammates, coaches,
and support staff from a variety of diverse backgrounds.
 Developed superior time management skills by balancing academic obligations with athletic
responsibilities including workouts, practice, and travel.
ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
 Graduated Magna Cum Laude’ 2014
 NAIA Academic All-American 2014
 KCAC Academic All-Conference 2014
 KCAC All-Conference 2014
 Tabor College Fellowship of Christian
Athletes 2014
 NAIA Academic All-American 2013
 KCAC Academic All-Conference 2013
 KCAC All-Conference 1st Team 2013
 Champion of Character Award 2013
 Team Most Valuable Player 2013
 Tabor College Fellowship of Christian
Athletes 2013
 KCAC Academic All-Conference 2012
 KCAC All-Conference 2012
 Team Offensive Player of the Year 2012
 Tabor College Fellowship of Christian
Athletes 2012