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TERINEE DOZIERINTRODUCTIONUndergraduate student attending Western Carolina University, studying communications with a concentration of journalism and minoring in creative writing and publishing. Experienced in various styles of writing, including journalistic writing and creative writing.EDUCATIONWORK EXPERIENCEChick-Fil-A FOH WorkerDon and Venice LLC (Chick-Fil-A Franchise) Working fast food can be a high-stress environment, and this is no exception for the Chick-Fil-A franchise. Working from 4PM to 11PM meant churning out orders, resolving customer dissatisfaction, and closing the store when the day is over. Took orders both in person and through speaker Provided valuable customer service by greeting customers Resolved problems with customer orders/questions Became an example for workers in training Restocked shelves, mopped/swept floors, break down machines for closing shiftMay 2025 - Aug 2025119 Dogwood Shores Ln, Eastover, SC • 803-546-6378 • dozierterinee@gmail.com Website and PortfolioHigh School DiplomaBlythewood High School 4 years of journalism/communication courses Camera operation, videography, and editing experienceAug 2021 - May 2025Bachelor of Science and Communication (Ongoing)Western Carolina University Relevant coursework in AP Style, journalistic writing Study appropriate language expression, grammar, and comprehensible communicationAug 2025 - CurrentHunter Library E-Resources WCU Non-Work Study Job Carefully monitored any Hunter Library website errors Labeled incorrect or broken links and date ranges of accessibility Navigation of excel sheets, online library catalogues, and databasesPride of the Mountains Marching Band Member WCU Performing Arts and Athletics Marching band is a physically and mentally taxing activity that requires timeliness, integrity, accountability, and effort to be successful. Physical activity and choreography Performance and technical quality Equipment management POTM service day volunteer work Traveling to perform for different audiencesMay 2026 - CurrentAug 2025 - CurrentSkills: Attention to detail, multitasking, conflict management, organization/cleaning, time management, detailed writing, focus in quiet or loud environments, patience, interpersonal/cultural communication
TERINEE DOZIERWORK EXPERIENCE119 Dogwood Shores Ln, Eastover, SC • 803-546-6378 • dozierterinee@gmail.comWebsite and PortfolioJuly 2026Pride of the Mountains Summer Symposium SLeader WCU Performing Arts and Summer Camps The Pride of the Mountains Marching Band holds an annual summer symposium aimed at recruiting high schoolers, showing them what the band and WCU have to offer in terms of environment, community, and more. SLeaders are trustworthy members of PotM that are tasked with making sure their assigned group of campers are safe and having a good time. Monitor and foster a connected community with around ten campers Ensure campers are interacting with others and the environment safely Express time management skills by getting the campers to their sections early or on time Follow a tight schedule while being flexible to change Resolve conflict when campers are stressed, upset, or reserved Maintain an open-minded and understanding attitude toward the struggles of fellow SLeaders Hold strict boundaries when it comes to how I am treated by othersADDITIONAL INFORMATION Awards/Activities: Dean and Chancellor’s List Fall ‘25, Spring ‘26 Associated Groups: Pride of the Mountains Marching Band, Brinson Honors College, the Nomad, Health Communication Club, Creative Writing Club, WCU communications departmentHealth Communication Club WCU Clubs and Organizations (Vice President) Create awareness and encourage health communication literacy for any and all majors Hold and attend monthly club meetings, both informative and entertaining Present the importance of health communication and the roles of individual accountability in the topic The Nomad and the Creative Writing Club WCU Clubs and Organizations The Nomad is a student-run literary and art magazine where undergraduate students can submit their work for the online or print publication. Students can also submit to enter the Spring Literary Festival for a chance to win a cash prize. Hold and attend monthly club meetings, both informative and entertaining Submitted to the 2025-2026 theme of Animalism Explore various writing techniques Collaborate and review each other’s works