Sabrina Shaver

sabrina.shaver@uky.edu
502-321-5650
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a co-op or intern position in Agriculture Economics, during the summer of 2016

EDUCATION:
University of Kentucky
Graduation:2019
Pursuing Bachelors of Science in Agriculture Economics
GPA:
First semester freshman currently enrolled in fifteen credit hours
Relevant Courses: General College Chemistry I, Algebra and Trigonometry for Calculus,
Composition and Communication I, Introduction to Biosystems Engineering, Introduction to
Communications
Martha Layne Collins High School
GPA: 4.0

Graduation Date: May 30th, 2015

WORK EXPERIENCE:
Veterinarian Assistant- Kresin Veterinary Clinic, Shelbyville, KY
8/14/14-7/31/15
When in school I worked twenty hours a week, and when not in school I worked forty. I did a
wide range of tasks at the clinic, anywhere from feeding boarders, to cleaning, restraining
animals during annual visits, sitting in during surgeries, and post-surgical care of animals.
HONORS AND AWARDS:
-University of Kentucky Provost Scholarship, $1,500/year based on high ACT score and GPA
-UK College of Agriculture Alfred C. Brent Scholarship, $1,750
-University of Kentucky Shelby County Alumni Association Scholarship, $1,000
-Kentucky Cattlemens Association Youth Scholarship, $1,500
-Shelby County Cattlemens Association Youth Scholarship, $1,500
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Inventor, Revit, Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel)
ACTIVITIES:

Alpha Gamma Delta- Being a member of this Panhellenic Sorority offers the
opportunity to make connections with leaders on campus, and to partake in various
community service events.
Girls in Engineering Math and Science, Leader- For three years I was a part of this
club that advocated to younger girls, primarily fifth graders, that being engaged in the
STEM field was cool and accepted for girls too. We brought girls to our high school and
did cool experiments and built things with them so that they could see that in person.
National FFA Organization, Vice President (14-15), Sentinel (13-14)- Being involved
through FFA gave me the opportunity to gain speaking skills where I competed all the
way up to a state level, I also gained leadership skills, due to having to manage a team
because of my officer roles, and was given the chance to work with business leaders and
political leaders.