Sarah Knapp

Qualifications
 Detail oriented, driven professional capable of managing multiple tasks simultaneously
 Proven ability to communicate effectively with individuals of diverse cultures
 Skilled at managing groups of various ages and assessing needs
 Competent in problem solving and conflict resolution
Education
LDS Business College August 2001 – May 2016
The University of Utah Graduated December 2010
Bachelor of Arts in English
 Dean’s List
Cuyamaca College Graduated December 2000
Associates Degree in General Education
 Inducted into Phi Theta Kappa honors society
 Dean’s List
Experience
Spring Valley, CA and Salt Lake City, UT
Childcare Provider March 2003 – March 2019
 Delivered in-home childcare for infants, toddlers, and young children ages newborn-11 years,
which included basic care and teaching
 Developed language and social skills by using children’s play such as storytelling and games
 Fostered creative growth by using art, dance, and music

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Salt Lake City, UT
Community Organizer—Linger Longer Community July 2010 – December 2010
 Organized and led monthly events for 200 people
 Trained to facilitate social events and functions
 Managed a budged of over $2,400
 Strategized the logistics of events by organizing other volunteers

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Spring Valley, CA and Salt Lake City, UT
Ward Missionary January 2007 – 2010
 Trained to serve people of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds through education and
counseling
 Arranged visits to members of the church
 Organized weekly community outreach
 Provided counsel and guidance to over 200 people in the congregation and community
 Connected individuals to community resources
 Coordinated monthly social events

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints New Orleans, LA

Volunteer Missionary June 2006 – December 2006
 President of Women’s Auxiliary
o Led over 40 women
o Counseled women and provided special one on one guidance to 10 individuals struggling
with difficulties
o Organized, led, and taught daily meetings
  Educational and community resource volunteer, serving an area of over 1.2 million people
 Worked primarily in low income areas with diverse populations
 Helped establish self-reliance by connecting individuals with community resources
 Aided in the cleanup of Hurricane Katrina
 Developed strategies to aid in community outreach such as promoting literacy
 Organized and planned monthly events for over 50 people

Other Experience
Cuyamaca College – Library Assistant August – November 1999
Country Victorian – Sales Associate July 1997 – 1998