1. Meredith Haltiwanger
Athens, GA 30301 • mah01526@uga.edu • (910)-995-8494
EDUCATION
University ofGeorgia
Athens, GA Expected 2022
Bachelor of Science in Family and ConsumerSciences / Human Development and Family Science Major GPA: 3.92
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Self-Employed Rockingham, NC / Athens, GA
Nannying 2016 - Present
 Formed a steady schedule to maintain an organized and structured environment.
 Focused on providing a safe and comfortable atmosphere.
 Motivated and provided encouragement through offering emotional support.
 Established positive relationships with the children by designing creative games and activities.
Athens Church Athens, GA
Nursery Attendant August 2019 - Present
 Interacted with the children and encouraged their involvement in activities.
 Prepared and maintained a warm,safe environment that is orderly, clean and appealing.
 Managed to read, understand and follow nursery policies and ensured to be on site in the nursery for the entire
scheduled time.
Haltiwanger Orthodontics Rockingham, NC
Shadowing Summer of 2020
 Managed the implementation of supplemental health and consent forms specifically related to Covid-19.
 Closely examined patients’ medical history, medication allergies, and physical condition to verify necessity of
treatment.
 Assisted with clerical responsibilities including answering phones and filing paperwork.
Mrs. Kim’s Swim Lessons Rockingham, NC
SwimInstructor Summer of 2016 - 2019
 Trained and guided swimming assistants on proper teaching techniques.
 Managed various age groups from ages 6 months old to 14 years’ old.
 Trained in-pool safety instructions and provided special attention to those who experienced difficulty learning.
 Performed various maintenance duties as directed to maintain a clean and safe facility.
CAMPUS & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
HEROs Athens, GA
Hang Out with HEROs Mentor and Child Relations Committee 2020 - Present
 Attend weekly meetings to plan and organize events and activities for children with HIV/AIDS.
 Mentor a twelve-year-old girl weekly and provide her with new experiences and opportunities.
 Write letter and send care packages to children in the local area to instill love and support.
Vice-President ofNewMember Educator,Kappa Delta November 2020 – Present
 Represented Kappa Delta as a member on Council.
 Educated new members on Kappa Delta's expectations, guidelines, and what it means to be a Kappa Delta.
 Implemented events and bonding experiences to makes the new members feel loved and supported.
 Helped members build confidence about their own self, relationships, and purpose for being at UGA.
 Planned major events including Bid Day, New Member retreat,and Initiation.
 Started a Bible Study for the Freshman pledge class to spread the love and word of Jesus.
Project Sunshine September 2020 – Present
 Gain programmatic and leadership experience by engaging with and participating actively in the growth and
support of Project Sunshine volunteer network and programming nationwide.

2.  Attend weekly sessions with hospitalized children to help them cope with what is going on.
 Provide support, love, and care for children that have gone through very hard times.
Hope Squad,SOUL September 2020 - Present
 Volunteered at local nonprofit organizations throughout Athens-Clarke County.
 Built relationships with people all throughout campus by passing out sandwiches once a month.
 Showed love and support to everyone I meet and allow God to work through me.
Wishmakers September 2020 - Present
 Lead Kappa Delta on campus by being the Team Leader.
 Raise money to support and pay for multiple Make-A-Wish Foundation.
 Shadow hospitals and meet families and children that have gone through hospitalization.
Wesley August 2018 - Present
 Attend worship services every Wednesday night with college peers.
 Participate in Prayer and gather an hour early every Wednesday night and pray for the service that follows and all
the students at UGA.
 Attend small group or large group and attend discipleship once a week.
 Involved in small group during freshman year called Freshley.
 Traveled to Jamaica on a mission trip during spring break of my freshman year and served the community by
building houses, paving roads, and showing love to the people of Jamaica.
Vice-President ofCommunity Service,Kappa Delta November 2019 – November 2020
 Represented Kappa Delta as a member on Council.
 Educated members on Kappa Delta's community service efforts.
 Emphasized the value of philanthropic endeavors outside the organization.
 Organized our annual Shamrock and Girl Scouts events throughout the year.
 Helped members build confidence about their own self, relationships, and purpose for being at UGA.
Panhellenic Delegate,Kappa Delta November 2018 –November 2019
 Represented Kappa Delta as a member on Council.
 Planned sisterhood events with other Panhellenic sororities at the University of Georgia.
 Attended meetings with Panhellenic Executive members, and reported information back to the chapter.
 Served on Student Pantry Committee and stocked the student pantry for students at UGA once a month.
West Haven Children’s Home March 2019
 Assisted staff in caring for to approximately eighty children and young adults with moderate to severe special needs.
 Implemented dance and play into the schedules to provide a fun and positive environment.
Ignite Team,Miracle September 2018 - May 2019
 Attended meetings every Wednesday afternoon and planned events and fundraisers.
 Raised $500 for the Children’s Hospital of Atlanta.
 Participated in Dance Marathon and stood for 24 hours to raise awareness for all of the children that are sick and
unable to stand.
VOLUNTEER
Butterfly Dreams Farm January 2021 – Present
 Provided a fun and safe environment for children and young adults to receive riding instruction on horseback.
 Assisted certified therapist and therapeutic riding instructors.
Sparrow’s Nest August 2020 – Present
 Cleaned the kitchen and bathrooms to help keep the homeless shelter sanitary.
 Packed lunches for the men and women of Athens-Clarke County.
 Prayed and comforted many people while in search of belonging and love.
 Provided a community, shelter, and food for many that were in need.
Special Olympics August 2016 – June 2018
 Cultivated positive relationships with participants by cheering, assisting, and supporting them during events.
 Worked with children and adults with disabilities to help them achieve their goals and feelproud of their
accomplishments.