ALLYSON O’GRADY

18641 Beatrice Street, Clinton Township, Michigan, 48036

586-335-9884
allysonrogrady@gmail.com
www.allysonogradyportfolio.weebly.com

COLLEGE MAJOR:
HEALTH SCIENCE – PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT
EDUCATION:
SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
Sterling Heights High School Macomb Math Science Technology Center (MMSTC)
12901 15 Mile Rd, Sterling Heights, MI 48312 27500 Cosgrove Dr, Warren, MI 48092
CLASS INFORMATION:
RANK: 11 (TOP 3%)
GPA: 4.278
SAT SCORE: 1280

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
● STERLING HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL ● STERLING HEIGHTS VARSITY
BOOK CLUB VOLLEYBALL TEAM
● NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY (NHS) ● MACOMB CIVIC THEATRE
● FRESHMAN MENTORING PROGRAM ● STAGE GEEKS THEATRE CAMP
(FMP) ● NOAH’S ARK THEATRE PROGRAM
● MICHIGAN ELITE VOLLEYBALL ● ECOLOGY CLUB
ACADEMY TEAM (MEVBA)

EMPLOYMENT:
JULY 2018 – NOVEMBER 2018
CONCESSIONIST​, MJR MARKETPLACE CINEMA 20
welcoming guests at the concession stand, taking orders for food or beverage, presenting prices
and packing options, processing cash payments, operating food preparation equipment, and
maintaining the stand clean and sanitized.
JULY 2014 – CURRENT (SEASONAL)
CAMP COUNSELOR​, STAGE GEEKS THEATRE CAMP
I serve as both an adult responsible for looking after young children and as support staff for
camp administration. I helped with the implementation of program activities and work to achieve
camp learning objectives.
AUGUST 2019 – CURRENT
SALES ASSOCIATE​, CROCS
welcoming guests entering the store, presenting prices and promoting sales, helping customers
find the right shoe and correct shoe size, processing cash and debit payments, maintaining the
store clean and sanitized.
SKILLS: AWARDS:
● Comfortable doing Scientific Research with ● Macomb Area Conference 2018
Formal Statistical Analysis including DOE All-Academic Team
● Presentation Skills, Proficient in Microsoft ● Volleyball Varsity Letter Participation
Office Software Award (Freshman Year – Current)
● Proficient in Solid Works ● American Education Week Student
● Comfortable working with children and Poster Contest School Winner Award
adults with special needs ● All-State Academic Team 2018-2019
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18641 Beatrice Street, Clinton Township, Michigan, 48036
586-335-9884
allysonrogrady@gmail.com
www.allysonogradyportfolio.weebly.com

REFERENCES
Mrs. Lisa Denomme
AP English Language and Composition Teacher
Sterling Heights High School
Sterling Heights, MI 48312
586-825-2700
denomme@wcskids.net

I was a student in Mrs. Denomme’s AP English Language and Composition class. I learned to read texts
actively, critically, and analytically while also using the writing process, complete with editing and
revisions, to produce a finished written product.

Mrs. Rosemarie Cybulski

AP Statistics Teacher
Macomb Math Science Technology Center
Warren, MI 48092
586-698-4394
cybulski@wcskids.net

I was a student in Mrs. Cybulski’s AP Statistics class. In the class, I analyzed data using multiple
statistical tests while also learning how to conduct a Design of Experiment (DOE) to prepare for the final
research project.

Ms. Mikayla Shell

Sterling Heights High School Varsity Volleyball Coach
Sterling Heights High School
Sterling Heights, MI 48312
810-941-2409
shhsvolley@gmail.com

I have played for Coach Mikayla for 3 years, starting on varsity my freshman year of high school. She has
helped me develop not only into a better athlete through intensive training, but also developed my
character and allowed me to be a leader.

Mr. Andrew Haupt

Executive Producer and Artistic Director
Macomb Civic Theatre
Sterling Heights, MI 48312
586-242-4403
andrew@ourmain.com

I worked under Mr. Haupt’s supervision while working shows for Macomb Civic Theatre and running
camps at Stage Geeks. He helped train me to work with children and adults with special needs.
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18641 Beatrice Street, Clinton Township, Michigan, 48036
586-335-9884
allysonrogrady@gmail.com
www.allysonogradyportfolio.weebly.com

My proudest accomplishment in life that has undoubtedly changed my very fundamentals

and mindsets is a program called Noah’s Ark. Noah’s Ark allows for individuals with disabilities

to partake in community theater productions such as Wizard of Oz, Seusical, and Annie.

Working as the program coordinator allowed me the life-changing opportunity to meet

and work with the brightest, liveliest, kindest, and gentle-hearted men, women, and children that

have taught me exceptional life lessons. My duties to these individuals was to provide emotional

support, and physical aid to those who require the help. I would arrive early and stay longer at

rehearsals to run over routines, costume changes, and lines. I would be backstage during every

performance and aided the director in relaying messages to the Noah’s Ark organization.

Working with Noah’s Ark has shown me the effects of volunteering for a community that

has taught me so much. Since then, I have contributed my time with National Honors Society

with plans to run for Treasurer, Freshman Mentoring Programs, and reading to kindergarteners at

local elementary schools.