Abigail Fleig Email & Phone Number

Clemson, Sc, Us

Leesburg, Virginia, United States

Easley High School

My program is a year-long student teaching experience at Easley High School through Clemson’s Teacher Residency master’s program. I have created and executed a standards-based curriculum for the first quarter of Government courses in which I took control from the first day of my student teaching in August 2022 until the end of the class. I have also taken over the semester-long U.S. History course. I have co-taught and partially taken over the second quarter AP Government classes. Additionally, I have methodically planned and executed differentiated lessons and implemented performance improvement plans for below-level students.

Spill the Beans is known as a staple ice cream shop at Clemson University. I serve on a team environment and collaborate with other Clemson students to create a positive and welcoming atmosphere for our customers. I also serve as a leader in the shop by helping train new employees and closing the shop at the end of the business day.

I served as a touch point for students & families seeking information about Clemson. I assisted with events including but not limited to: Spring Family Weekend, New Student Orientation in-person sessions, Welcome Week, and Fall Family Weekend.

Clemson's Challenge for Academically Talented Students (CCATS) program invites students in the top 10% of their high school class to come to Clemson for a weekend and develop their leadership abilities. I worked as a leader/instructor for this program and facilitated activities to help create a community atmosphere.

I worked as an hourly grader for the Introduction to Engineering class run by Clemson University's College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences.

I served as a mentor for a small group of new students to guide them through their first semester at Clemson, assist them with their academic journey, and provide them with ongoing support as needed. I led multiple study sessions, movie nights, game nights, etc.

I was a contact point for Clemson’s Tigertown Summer Bound students. I was a mentor to these first-year students who were chosen to begin a summer early. I facilitated events for these students as they made the transition from high school to college.

Selected as one of five team leaders for the 2020 Orientation Ambassador team, I mentored a team of 30 Orientation Ambassadors and trained them to welcome over 6,000 freshmen and transfer students. With Clemson Orientation moved online due to COVID, I created a virtual orientation platform with various outreach initiatives directed at engaging Clemson’s incoming students and marketing Clemson’s Orientation programs.

I interned with the Outreach/Research Services department of Clemson Libraries to engage students with library resources. I developed and marketed events during a virtual semester. I collaborated with professionals to implement successful outreach initiatives.

I served as a mentor for the first-year students living on campus. I was a leader and role-model within my residential community. I also worked as a peer educator, community builder, leader, and support system for the almost 2,000 students living in the community.

Selected to a 42 person team to seamlessly welcome 5,000 incoming freshmen and transfer students to Clemson University. As an Orientation Ambassador, I built professional relationships with the College of Education Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies, along with academic advisors in the College of Education at Clemson University.

During high school and into college, I was a takeout specialist at Chipotle. I managed the grill, back-of-house duties, and made sure all takeout orders were perfected. I trained the new-hirers and contributed to the efficient pace of Chipotle.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Secondary Education And History With Minors In Political Science And Psychology

Activities and Societies: President of College of Education Undergraduate Student Advisory Board Thomas F. Chapman Leadership Scholar.

Transient, Political Science And Government

I earned credits from Georgetown University during a summer semester in Washington, D.C. through the James Madison Memorial Fellowship.

High School Diploma