Avery Redlich Email & Phone Number

Fort Lauderdale, FL, US

Coke Scholars Coaching Program. Selected from a pool of the 2024 Coke Scholars class to be paired with a Coke Scholar Coach. Focused on reflection, support, goal-setting, and develop lifelong skills.

Address effects of climate change and lack of dignity on homeless populations. Created the Tight-Knit website and YouTube channel (sharing these issues and step-by-step hat-making tutorials). Personally hand-knitted fifty adult-size hats to protect homeless individuals in wintertime. Host local and national events (spanning seven states) to teach others to.

Leader within the Taco Bell Live Más Scholars Network. Founded the Brown University Live Más Scholars group. Connecting current and past Brown University scholars for conversation, questions, advice, and mutual growth. Sharing in-person, on-campus scholar gatherings, as well as virtual.

Instagram: @redlichtheplate

Running food blog via Instagram. Sharing food spanning three states and three major food cities. Content roughly twice a week. Taking and contributing photos, personally managing all posts and the account.

NSU’s Department Of Clinical & School Psychology, Biofeedback & Health Psychology Center

Assist grant-awarded, graduate level research project regarding PTSD and cardiovascular health. Only high school student on the research team. Shadow, record patient visit data, attend team research meetings. Head up patient recruitment.

Oversee roughly 90 members, preparing them for competition success on regional, state, and international levels. Promote health awareness with educational speakers from different health fields and active education on International HOSA Happenings award-winning Instagram.

Serve as a representative of Florida HOSA. Travel across the country, advocating for Florida HOSA members on the international stage.

Youngest State Officer in Florida HOSA's then forty-five year history at just fourteen years old. Representing roughly 14,000 members, middle school to postsecondary. Leading workshops on parliamentary procedure for crowds of roughly 400 and giving speeches to audiences of 3,000 and up. Recorded legal board minutes.

Troop 10685’s Top Cookie Seller (roughly 400 boxes annually), raising funds for both Girl Scouts of the USA and troop service projects. Mentor younger girls, train in self-defense, and develop anti-bullying and body-dysmorphia awareness programs.

Co-Head of Design 11th-12th, Contributor 9th-12thHelp design school-wide Literary Magazine, housing creative writing and visual arts pieces. Select talent to be featured and promote the magazine.

Vice President of Community Service 12th, Junior Board 11th Personally organizing service events for NHS members, such as peer-tutoring sessions, beach cleanups, teacher appreciation gift-makings, and scholarship fundraising events. Tracking junior members’ hours to ensure they meet their requirements.

Foster an open-minded and welcoming school environment. Collaborated with student leaders and administration to organize and run a week-long, campus-wide 2021 Summit on Human Dignity: art displays, speakers, service projects, roundtables.

Editor-in-Chief 12th, Spring 11th, Editor 11th, Staff Writer 9th-12thOversee roughly 160 people, publishing four editions yearly. Train a team of editors and work with writers. Successfully merged broadcasting and journalism (i.e. collaborative, multimedia stories) as Director of USchool News.

President 12th, Vice President 11th, Team Captain 9th-12thFounding member and youngest Team Captain. Roughly 60 members, the largest academic club in the school. Oversee three competition teams, captain the officer team, and training younger members in weekly practices. Helped establish the 1st-annual multi-club Trivia Night in 2023, and successfully.

President 11th-12th, Secretary 10th, Active Member 9thRoughly 70 members. Host cultural appreciation/awareness meetings and more formal education meetings discussing current events and how we can take action. Spoken on the dangers of gerrymandering and helped students register to vote, analyzed the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill, and create kindness-cards for.

Vice-President 12th, Secretary 11th, Active Member 9th-10thOne of three early inductees into Mu Alpha Theta. Compete with a select team of accelerated math students in virtual local and national math competitions, such as ASMAs and Math Madnesses.

Oversee roughly 30 runners, middle school to high school. Facilitate mock-races. Lead warmups, cooldowns, stretches for runners. Attend travel races in an Assistant Coach capacity to track times and aid the Coach in athlete registration. Run at practices with the team.

Lead Critic 12th, Critic 11thWriting theatrical reviews and celebrating high school theatre. Travel across South Florida reviewing shows in performance and technical categories. Compete for publication against roughly 200 critics in what is currently the largest Cappies program in the world (United States and Canada).

Sawgrass Mills Mall

Summer employee. Sole worker in donut shop for six hour shifts. Serve customers, manage cash register, clean, open/close. Largest outlet mall in the U.S.. Utilized years of Chinese classes and Duolingo Spanish lessons to engage with wide array of international customers.

Marvel podcast. Content entirely made between co-hosts. Covering all things from film analysis to representation in media.

NSU University School Psychology Internship

Met experts across the field of psychology. Participated in a sheep brain dissection in NSU’s College Of Osteopathic Medicine, coordinated with health psychologists from Broward Health, and researched forensic psychology, addiction psychology, and cognitive psychology.

NSU University School Computer Science And Engineering Internship

Learned from NSU professors about biomedical engineering, three-dimensional graphic design, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. Interviewed a NASA employee about aerospace and aeronautical engineering. Led a team to the final round of a Hackathon competition hosted by HPCC Computer Systems.

NSU University School Medical Internship

Cross-topic exposures to differing health careers that served as “rotations.” Learned from doctors of various medical professions, from plastic and reconstructive surgery to reproductive endocrinology or hepatobiliary surgery. Suturing workshops, maggot debridement labs, and medical law analysis.

Kenyon Review Young Writers Winter Online Ekphrastic Explorations Workshop

One of fourteen writers chosen internationally for this workshop. Focused on the use of various artistic mediums to inspire literary art. Produced a writing portfolio of poems, memoirs, and short stories. Poem subsequently published in the Kenyon Young Writers Anthology.

Provided beginner level piano lessons to young children. Traveled to their homes. Developed personalized lesson plans: made basic music theory flashcards, rearranged songs of their choosing for easy learning.

Hired to market anthology in which was previously published for poetry. Contacted professional critics and book reviewers. Coordinated and advertised book promotions. Ran social media pages, designed content. Monitored and advertised book sales and Amazon deals.

Neuroscience, Physics & Philosophy, Literary Arts | Pre-Health

High School Diploma, Salutatorian

Honor Societies: National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta (National Math Honor Society), National Chinese Honor Society, National Science.