The document is a resume for Sullivan McInturff, a high school senior. It summarizes his education at Elizabethton High School where he has maintained a 4.0 GPA and is ranked 1st in his class of 190 students. It lists various honors he has received including perfect attendance on the cross country team, graduation marshall, and attendance at a Medal of Honor convention. It details his involvement in various extracurricular activities, leadership positions, community service projects, work experiences, and athletic participation. The resume demonstrates McInturff's strong academic performance and well-rounded involvement in school and community activities.
The document is a resume for Sullivan McInturff, a high school senior. It summarizes his education at Elizabethton High School where he has maintained a 4.0 GPA and is ranked 1st in his class of 190 students. It lists various honors he has received including perfect attendance on the cross country team, graduation marshall, and attendance at a Medal of Honor convention. It details his involvement in various extracurricular activities, leadership positions, community service projects, work experiences, and athletic participation. The resume demonstrates McInturff's strong academic performance and well-rounded involvement in school and community activities.
The document is a resume for Sullivan McInturff, a high school senior. It summarizes his education at Elizabethton High School where he has maintained a 4.0 GPA and is ranked 1st in his class of 190 students. It lists various honors he has received including perfect attendance on the cross country team, graduation marshall, and attendance at a Medal of Honor convention. It details his involvement in various extracurricular activities, leadership positions, community service projects, work experiences, and athletic participation. The resume demonstrates McInturff's strong academic performance and well-rounded involvement in school and community activities.
The document is a resume for Sullivan McInturff, a high school senior. It summarizes his education at Elizabethton High School where he has maintained a 4.0 GPA and is ranked 1st in his class of 190 students. It lists various honors he has received including perfect attendance on the cross country team, graduation marshall, and attendance at a Medal of Honor convention. It details his involvement in various extracurricular activities, leadership positions, community service projects, work experiences, and athletic participation. The resume demonstrates McInturff's strong academic performance and well-rounded involvement in school and community activities.
Throughout my four year journey at Elizabethton High School I have made sure to challenge myself with a rigorous schedule, including Honors, Dual Enrollment, and AP classes. I have been able to maintain my 4.0 GPA despite these trials and am currently ranked 1/190 in my class. I also took care in choosing my electives to furthermore enrich my education. Many of these classes influenced my volunteer work within the community and guided my decisions on focusing on a career in the marketing field.
HONORS
PERFECT ATTENDENCE IN CROSS COUNTRY
November 2011 I was awarded this honor because I attended every practice and workout that season, including those during breaks and weekends that were not mandatory. This helped portray my commitment to my team and coach, and my drive to improve my own skills. GRADUATION MARSHALL May 2014 For maintaining my 4.0 GPA and being a committed member of the National Honors Society, I was selected as a Marshall for the 2013 Graduation Ceremony. MEDAL OF HONOR CONVENTION ATTENDEE September 2014 For my outstanding efforts with the Carter County Citizens Medal I was selected to represent my high school at the Medal of Honor Convention in Knoxville. This experience allowed me to meet and visit with a few of the remaining recipients that I had been studying just a few months earlier. INTRODUCING A MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENT September 2014 As a result of my hard work with the Carter County Citizens Medal, I was given the honor to introduce Bruce Crandall during a school and public wide assembly. I was able to personally meet with Crandall, converse with him one on one, and take part in a number of news interviews. TOP TEN PERCENT 2011 Present I have received this honor for maintaining a 4.0 GPA throughout my four years of high school while taking both Honors and AP classes.
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ACTIVITIES AND LEADERSHIP
Page 2 Administrative Council of Watauga Point UMC 2011 Present I served as the Youth Representative attending monthly meetings, and placing a younger generations voice into the church. This position allowed me to present different community projects to the church, in which the youth would take action through fund raising and mission work. Some of these projects include a shoe drive, diaper drive, and our own churchs playground. CARTER COUNTY YOUTH LEADERSHIP September 2013 May 2014 I was nominated by teachers and peers, and selected through an interview process to become a member of this organization. This gave me the opportunity to travel across Tennessee learning about local and state government, farming and agriculture, law enforcement, local business and industry, medical facilities, and touring college campuses; all while learning fundamental lessons on how to be a leader.
SERVICE
CROSS ROADS MISSION TRIP
July 2011 This was a tornado clean-up project in the rural area of Marion, VA. Our project was split into two parts; one was to help repair an elderly ladys roof that had been damaged during the storm. The other was to rebuild a porch for the local nursing home that had been demolished by a fallen tree. I spent three days there in order to complete by both projects. JUBILEE PROJECT March 2012 This mission work took me to a rural area of Hancock County, TN where we were tasked with repairing an old recreational center. I spent a weekend here working small jobs such as moving furniture and laying flooring, but a majority of my time was spent digging a drainage ditch to help maintain the property. VETERANS DAY DINNER September 2013 November 2013 A small group from Youth Leadership were able to plan and fundraise a free dinner to veterans in their honor. I was placed in charge of fundraising and through communicating with several local businesses successfully collected over $1,000. This money went towards decorations, food, and the surplus was donated to the Chamber of Commerce to support Youth Leadership. I was also helpful in advertising through a radio interview and handing fliers out at local restaurants. The leftover food from the event was donated to a local womans shelter and the county prison. SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK December 2013 I spent a day at the local Second Harvest Food Bank center bagging food that would be sent to those less fortunate families that could not have bought the food themselves. MIDNIGHT MUNCHIES
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Page 3 January 2014 March 2014 I assisted with First Christian Church of Elizabethtons youth group program that purchases food on Wednesday nights to deliver to night staff at Sycamore Shoals Hospital and the volunteer fire departments. Our mission was to show gratitude to those that stay up and protect while the rest of us are safe asleep. CARTER COUNTY CITIZENS MEDAL February 2014 May 2014 My special topics class decided to make Carter County its own Citizens Medal of Honor. I was able to assist through creating the medal out of plexiglass, fundraising over $500 through local banks, helping nominate candidates, and aiding in the awards ceremony. We were able to give five awards to deserving citizens who had yet to be recognized for their acts of valor in Carter County. SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM May 2014 August 2014 I helped package and deliver three meals a day once a week to underprivileged children in the local area. The idea of this program is to help those children that find their main source of nutrition in the school cafeteria.
EXPERIENCE
MOCK TRIAL August 2013 December 2013 I participated in a mock trial that took place in a real courtroom under rule of a real judge. I was responsible to go over the material, create my own arguments, and debate them in a simulated court hearing. CARTER COUNTY PARISH YOUTH LED SERVICES February 2012 - Present The youth leads the congregation in a monthly worship service. My specific job was to deliver the inspirational messages and read scripture.
OTHER
CROSS COUNTRY August 2011 October 2014 I was the only four year varsity runner my senior year and was also selected for the AllConference team. TRACK AND FIELD March 2012 May 2015 I have run for our varsity team every year in the 1600m, 800m, and 4x800m. Each year we have either been conference champions or runner-ups. My 4x800m team has progressed to Sub-Sectionals the past two years. YOUNGLIFE September 2011 - Present I have been an active member of the Elizabethton Chapter since freshman year, attending
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Page 4 weekly meetings and special events. I have attended fall camp twice and summer camp once, each time I took responsibility by fundraising my own money to attend. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA August 2014 - Present I participate in fundraisers and volunteer work, while learning fundamental principles of business and enhancing my connections. NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY August 2013 - Present This organization honors students with exceptional academic accomplishments, such as maintaining a solid GPA throughout high school. Hobbies and Interests: Running, Hiking, Kayaking, Reading, Exercising, Zip lining
