Tre Moss

Provided support to participants experiencing homelessness while connecting them with community resources. Communicated with social and welfare agencies to obtain and provide information.

Set the tone for the shift by building rapport with partners on shift and displaying a positive attitude. Managed true efficiency by balancing various duties including interacting with customers while securing a safe and clean restaurant.

Engaged in crisis intervention services with survivors of violence. Provided group and individual counseling services to survivors of violent crime and non-offending significant others.

Developed as a first cohort of peer mentors, to assist with engagement on campus. Mentored and assisted mentees daily lives personally and academically.

Advised Psychology Club president and board on recommendations with increasing members and running effective meetings. Researched articles, studies, and tests to provide for classroom assignments and lecturing feedback from a personal view.

Assisted students with schedules, classes, and daily life decisions. Improved communication skills by providing updates to peers and residents of any policies and violations.

Grade: 3.8/4.0

Pursuing a Master of Social Work degree with a focus on advanced social work practice. Maintaining a strong academic record with a GPA of 3.8/4.0.

Grade: Dean’s List: 3 Semesters

Activities and societies: Active Minds (President, Member), Psychology Club (President, Member), Student Advisory Committee (Active Minds National)

Completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Sociology. Recognized on the Dean's List for three semesters, demonstrating consistent academic excellence.