1. Kayla DeNapoli
887 Apple Grove Road, Mineral VA, 23117 ● (571) 335-5341 ● denapolikk@mymail.vcu.edu
Objective
I want to eventually obtain a summer internship in public service with the Federal
Bureau of Investigation as an Honor Internship program intern, then work in either
Local, State, or Federal law enforcement.
Education
Expected Graduation Date: 2017
 Criminal Justice and Homeland Security, Bachelors of Science
 Concentration: Forensic Crime Scene Investigation
Institution: Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
Work Experience
2014-2015 Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, Virginia
 Virginia Commonwealth University Federal Work Study employee. I perform basic
office tasks; organize, create files, manage data, take messages, perform assigned
tasks for the Commonwealth Educational Policy Institute of VCU.
2015-Present VA Governor’s Office Constituent Services Richmond, Virginia
 I am an intern with Constituent Services. I perform basic and complex office tasks
such as tagging (organizing via computer) mail that I or other interns have scanned,
I perform basic office functions like signing documents and working on assigned
projects with other interns.
Volunteer Work and Community Involvement
2014-Present Louisa, Virginia
 Central Virginia Parrot Sanctuary volunteer. I clean cages and bird rooms, f eed,
water, and interact with the parrots.
2014-Present Richmond, Virginia
 Virginia Commonwealth University Honor C ouncil member. I hear cases, confer with
peers, and suggest sanctions for those found guilty.
Accomplishments and Awards
May 2014
 One $1, 000 Louisa County Crime Solver’s Scholarship and one $1,000 VA Sheriff’s
Institute Scholarship towards my first year at VCU.
March-April 2014
 State-level Fourth Place, a trophy, and qualification for the National Forensics
League (NFL) national conference in Chicago, Illinois for Lincoln -Douglas debate.
December 2012-May 2014
 Co-Founded and presided as president over the first Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) at
my high school until my graduation.
August 16, 2014
 First Degree Black Belt in American Freestyle Karate from Super Kicks Karate in
Charlottesville, VA
Summer 2013
 Summer Residential Governor’s School French Immersion Academy participant; I was
accepted into and completed this three-week immersion program.
Skills
 Proficient in English and French
 Basic Mandarin Chinese skills
 Capable Problem solver
 Well-Developed ethical analysis skills
 Research skills
 Leadership skills
 Organization

2. Kayla DeNapoli
887 Apple Grove Road, Mineral VA, 23117 ● (571) 335-5341 ● denapolikk@mymail.vcu.edu
 Collaboration skills
 Public Speaking skills
 Strong writing abilities
References
 Donna Love-High School Debate Coach
Phone: (540) 894-5436
Address: 757 Davis Highway, Mineral VA 23117
 Jason Tuck-Former Employer/Wendy’s General Manager
Phone: (434) 294-9969
Address: 411 Market Street, Gordonsville VA 22942-9176
 Donna Ecochard-Karate Academy Peer/Family Friend
Phone: (434) 242-0948
Address: 2317 S. Chesterfield Court, Charlottesville VA 22911
 Tina Braden- VCU L. Douglas Wilder School Personnel and Operations Manager
Phone: (804) 828-1016
Address: 923 W. Franklin Street, Room 118, P.O. Box 842028, Richmond VA, 23284-2028