Victoria Thompson
88 W Woodruff Ave Columbus, OH 43210; cell # 630- 750-1998; email: thompson.3168@buckeyemail.osu.edu
Qualities:
- Highly Organized- Work 30 hours a week at Petland while maintaining straight A’s in high level courses including AP English and AP Calculus
- Passionate- Rehabilitated a variety of injured animals at the Fox Valley Wildlife Center including tube-feeding opossums, bottle feeding baby squirrels, and preparing formula for baby rabbits
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“Tori is an example of what we would like all students to be.”
“Because she has a passion for animals, she has been able to maintain high academic standards while giving back to animals through volunteering.”
“She has the self-confidence and resiliency needed to be successful in any setting.”
–Susan Schrader, Dean of Students, Geneva High School, Geneva, IL CUSD #304 |
Education
K– 9th grade: Geneva CUSD #304; GPA 4.33 (freshman year)
10th – 12th grade: Aurora Christian High School; GPA 4.2
Currently pursuing an Agriculture Degree majoring in Animal Sciences on a pre-vet track at The Ohio State University
Relevant Courses
ANIMSCI 2100 – Comp & Prod Animal, CHEM 1210 – General Chem 1, and MATH 1151 – Calculus 1
Experience
Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Taught Spanish to 1st graders at Aurora Christian School
Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Mentored 5th grade student at Aurora Christian School
Winter – Summer 2015 Weekly Volunteer at Fox Valley Wildlife Center
Summer, 2015 Shadowed a veterinarian at the Lena Veterinary Clinic; some of the experiences
included -checked cow pregnancies; immunizations of heifers; observed surgery of a dog
August 2015 – May 2016 employee at Petland as pet counselor, working retail and training new employees
Honors, Awards, and Memberships
- Delegate to the Congress of Math and Science Academy, University of Massachusetts
- Torch and Laurel Honor Society
- Honor roll and high honor roll throughout middle school and high school
- World Wildlife Foundation member
- Biological Sciences Scholar at the OSU
Interests
- Wrote a book called Imperfectly Perfect and read the book to elementary students to educate students on being proud of who they are and the differences that make them all unique
- Babysits a child with Autism
- Plays the violin
- Pre-Vet Club at the OSU