Jadeyn Glauser has experience working with youth through various roles, including as a special education paraeducator, intramural official, outreach intern, and volunteer leader. She has a B.S. in Family Life and Human Development from BYU, with a 3.8 GPA. Currently, she works as a paraeducator at Reagan Academy, providing assistance to 6 elementary students. She also coaches for Special Olympics and leads a program supporting underserved youth through education.

1. JADEYN GLAUSER
425-614-7502 ● jadeyn.glauser@gmail.com ● 151 East 300 North #3, Provo, UT 84606
EDUCATION
Brigham Young University Dec 2015
B.S: Family Life, Human Development Provo, UT
Minor: Civic Engagement Leadership
 Cumulative GPA: 3.8
 Relevant Coursework: Youth Leadership, Adolescent Development, Writing in the Social Sciences,
Parenting and Child Guidance, Family Processes, Research Methods, Multicultural America
 Recipient of Academic Scholarships 7 semesters in a row
EXPERIENCE
Special Education Paraeducator July 2015-Current
Reagan Academy Springville, UT
 Provided assistance for 6 elementary school students in 4 classrooms
 Enabled young children to cope with crises and gain better self-mastery in stressful situations
 Recommended appropriate activities based on students’ behavioral and academic needs
Intramural Official Sept 2010–Dec 2014; Summer 2015
Brigham Young University Intramurals Provo, UT
 Managed up to 16 flag football and basketball games per week for college students
 Mentored 10 other employees and controlled fluidity of the game experience
Outreach and Partnerships Intern Jan 2015 – April 2015
Youth Service America Washington, DC
 Directed the registration of over 1500 Global Youth Service Day projects
 Corresponded with volunteers to translate resources into 5 different languages
 Recruited organizations on a global scale and increased community partners by 200%;
special emphasis on 450 Latin American organizations
 Trained 18 staff and interns on the mapping registration system
Volunteer Representative, Training Leader Dec 2012 – June 2014
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Houston, TX
 Rendered 18 months of volunteer service working with children, youth, and families;
provided instruction, guidance, and counseling on life-style improvements
 Collaborated with other leaders each month in order to train up to 30 other volunteers
 Oversaw the work product of approximately 30 individuals in the Latino community
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Advocate Volunteer, Coach Frequent events and Sports Seasons 2005-Current
Special Olympics Seattle, WA/Provo, UT
 Coached, encouraged, and befriended hundreds of Special Olympic athletes
 Supervised weekly bowling and basketball practices of 15 athletes for 12 weeks
Senior/Junior Support Program Leader Sept–Current
Teens Act Provo, UT
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 Led efforts to create a sustainable program that promoted continuous education among
50 underserved students
 Strengthened partnership with Utah Valley University to provide support of Teens Act alumni
SKILLS
 Excellent verbal and written interpersonal communication skills
 Expert in organizing large and small events – corporate trainings, wedding receptions, youth events
 Bilingual; English and Spanish, verbal, written, reading capabilities