Jordyn Lane Groover

| jordyn.groover@ttu.edu |

EDUCATION
Texas Tech University, Rawls College of Business Lubbock, TX
Bachelor of Marketing Graduation: May 2020
Bachelor of Management
 TTU GPA: 3.781
 President’s List Fall 2016, Fall 2017
 Dean’s List Spring 2017, Spring 2018, Fall 2018

WORK EXPERIENCE
Dean of Students Lubbock, TX
Student Assistant September 2018 – Present
 Answer phone calls and assist anyone in need in the Dean of Students office.
 Assist and direct students to receive the proper help desired.
Cintas Houston, TX
Sales Scholar June 2019 – August 2019
 Learn and perform real-life sales experience.
 Run appointments, phone block, cold call and log information into the CRM.
 Progressed from shadowing a current rep to performing on my own.

Vitality Bowls Lubbock, TX

Acai Bowl and Smoothie maker, cashier August 2017 – August 2018
 Construct acai bowls, smoothies, juices, paninis and more.
 Cashier
 Clean and keep restaurant orderly.

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Texas Tech Pom Squad May 2016 – Present
Member
 Dance at all of the home football and basketball games, as well as several of the away games, and select soccer
and volleyball games.
 Compete at NDA College Nationals in Daytona Beach, Florida.
 Provide community service through appearances and volunteer work at local daycares, elementary/middle/high
schools, Knights of Columbus, and many other organizations around campus.
Rawls College of Business Ambassador Fall 2017 – Present
Member
 Set up, attend and clean up for various events for the college
 Encourage recruitment and retention of students by being a servant leader and leading by example
 Provide tours of the Rawls for special guests and prospective students
President’s Select Fall 2018 – Present
Member
 Student ambassador specifically serving Texas Tech through the Office of the President, Office of Undergraduate
Admissions and Texas Tech Athletics.
 Duties include conducting regular campus tours and attending admissions, athletics and presidential events.
 Assist recruitment of new students and the fostering of relationships with all University publics including
prospective students, special guests and alumni.

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Easter Seals June 2013 – Present
Camp Smiles Volunteer
 Assist children with cerebral palsy at a weeklong overnight camp.
 Work one on one with a camper and act as their buddy and personal care giver for the week.
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 Help the camper participate in outdoor camp activities like rock climbing, fishing, karaoke, and swimming.