Over four years at the University of Oklahoma, the individual gained extensive volunteer experience and campus involvement. As a freshman, they participated in numerous volunteer activities benefiting those with disabilities and raised funds for charitable causes. Their sophomore year, they took on leadership roles within their fraternity and continued regular volunteer work. In their junior and senior years, they held officer positions with various honors, business, and ministry organizations while continuing to volunteer regularly. They also tutored elementary students and increased their fundraising efforts for charitable causes.

1. Volunteer Experience and University of Oklahoma Campus Involvement by Year
Volunteer Experience
Freshman Year:
 Raised $8,395 for The Ability Experience (Build America), 4 months, Spring 2013
 Co-directed The Empathy Dinner, which raised $4,000 for people with disabilities via
The Ability Experience, 24 hours, April 2013
 Organized volunteering at JD McCarty Center, 2 hours, February 2013
 Volunteered at Halloween party at Norman’s ABLE center for people with disabilities, 2
hours, October 2012
 Planned Pi Kapp’s participation in Big Event, 1 hour, April 2013
 Volunteered at Big Event with Pi Kapp, 5 hours, April 2013
 Soonerthon participant/fundraiser, 8 hours, March 2013
 Coordinated Food Bank service project, 1 hour, March 2013
 Removed litter from Reaves Park, 1 hour, September 2012
Sophomore Year:
 Built accessible amenities for people with disabilities (Build America), 2 months,
Summer 2013
 Cleared rubble from Moore tornado, 8 hours, Summer 2013
 Directed Pi Kapp philanthropy event, which raised over $1,000 for people with
disabilities, 24 hours, October 2013
 Taught dance therapy at Norman’s ABLE center for people with disabilities, 1 hour,
September 2013
 Soonerthon Participant/fundraiser, 4 hours, March 2014
 Removed litter from Reaves Park, September 2013
Junior Year:
 Volunteered at Food and Shelter for Friends, 2 hours, April 2015
 Soonerthon participant/fundraiser, 2 hours, March 2015
 Removed litter from Reaves Park, 1 hour, Feburary 2015
Senior Year:
 Volunteered at Washington Elementary School, 51 hours (daily), Fall 2015
 Raised $750 for Limbs for Life Foundation, Fall 2015
 Volunteered for Veterans Day Parade, Reaves Park, 4 hours, November 2015
 Sewed blankets for the homeless, 2 hours, November 2015
 Volunteered at OK Kids Corral, 2 hours, November 2015
 Cooked dinner at OK Kids Corral, 2 hours, August 2015

2. University of Oklahoma Campus Involvement
Freshman Year:
 Community Service Chair, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
 Pledge Class President, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
 Recruitment Committee, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
 Honors College Reading Group
 Honors Student Association
 Psychology Club
 Catholic Student Association
 St. Thomas More Choir
 St. Thomas More Bible Study
Sophomore Year:
 CAC Soonerthon Business Committee
 CAC Dad's Day Sponsorship Committee
 Philanthropy Chair, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
 OU Cousins
 Honors Student Association
 Sooner Awakening 6 (St. Thomas More Campus Ministry)
 Catholic Student Association
 St. Thomas More Choir
 St. Thomas More Bible Study
Junior Year:
 Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth (CCEW)
 IACH Society of Fellows
 Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity
 Great Nations Bank College Ambassadors Board
 Honors College Informed Citizens Discussion Group
 Honors Student Association
 OU Cousins
 Sooner Awakening 7 (St. Thomas More Campus Ministry)
 Catholic Student Association
 Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Senior Year:
 Vice President of Alumni Relations, Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity
 Treasurer, Executive Officer, Honors Student Association
 Executive Officer, OU Cousins
 Supporting Lead, Sooner Scandals
 Obviously Unrehearsed Improv!
 The Society of Undergraduate Philosophers
 Great Nations Bank College Ambassadors Board

3.  Finance Student Association
 International Business Association
 Oklahoma American Marketing Association
 Knights of Columbus
 Sooner Awakening 8 (St. Thomas More Campus Ministry)
 Catholic Student Association
 Institute for the American Constitutional Heritage (IACH) Society of Fellows
 Student Alumni Association (SAA) Dinner with the Dozen
 Honors College Informed Citizens Discussion Group
 Honors College Reading Group
 Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity