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Kaylynn Wohl

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE SKILLS

Environmental Leadership Program (ELP), University of Oregon Adaptable & flexible

January 2020- June 2020 Attention to detail
This service-learning program implemented team collaboration, project management, Accuracy with money
and field-based learning to create high-quality environmental education for local Creativity & art
middle school students. Our student comprised team worked with non-profit Interpersonal communication
organizations and community partners to provide valuable service that addresses Problem-solving
local environmental needs.
Sustainability & self awareness
Writing/ editing & organization
University of Oregon — Bachelor of Science
Fall 2017 – Current Word Processing & computers

Working towards a Bachelor of Arts, my interest in journalistic writing coincides

with my environmental concerns as I double major in journalism and environmental
AWARDS,
studies.
EXTRACURRICULAR &
VOLUNTEER
Paradise Valley Community College, 18401 N 32nd St, Phoenix, AZ 85032
— Associate’s of Arts Spring 2020: Awarded Certificate
Fall 2015 – Summer 2017; Graduated with Associate’s of Arts of Excellence for outstanding
With a GPA of 3.8, I involved myself with the student newspaper. I went from staff student employee from the
writer (Spring 2016) to the Environment Editor (Fall 2016) while also being on the University Career Center.
photo team, nevalleynews.org board, and the Twitter account manager. I was
promoted to Editor-in-Chief where I managed the team and edited all stories. Fall 2017: Joined the UO student
radio station, KWVA.
EMU Craft Center, University of Oregon— Ceramics Studio Technician
Assistant Spring 2017: Joined PVCC Honors
September 2019 – Current Program and the Veterans Heritage
In this workshop environment, I regularly open the ceramics studio within the Project. Became the student led
University of Oregon’s student union building. I maintain studio cleanliness, provide newspaper Editor-in-Chief.
guided tours, create pottery for sales, make glaze materials, and recycle clay.
Spring 2016: Became the
Whole Foods Market, Eugene, OR 97401— Cashier Environment Editor of the PVCC’s
November 2017- Current newspaper and on nevalleynews.org
In this health oriented setting, I promote eco-minded food choices benefiting the
mind and body whilst providing exceptional customer service and accurate cash Fall 2015: Paradise Valley
handling. Community College’s President’s
Honor List