Tess Altevers Harris

Demonstrated leadership, discipline, and results-driven execution in a high-performance environment while maintaining a 3.81 GPA. Delivered consistent top-tier performance across 44 of 45 starts, ranking 1st in the Atlantic 10 and top 10 nationally in key performance metrics, leading the team in slugging percentage (.593), and being named one of the top Division I hitters of the week. Earned Player of the Week, Second Team All-Conference, and NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honors, reflecting academic excellence, accountability, and performance under pressure.

Delivered baseball and softball lesson instruction, providing individualized hitting and fielding coaching to youth athletes ages 4–15. Led and ran baseball and softball camps and clinics, organizing drills and skill-development sessions tailored to varying ability levels. Demonstrated leadership, communication, and mentorship while creating a positive, structured, and safety-focused learning environment.

Leveraged AI and generative AI tools, including prompt engineering with tools like ChatGPT, to streamline workflows and drive business growth. Contributed to the development and training of internal systems, improving adoption of AI-enabled processes. Assisted with strategic marketing initiatives using AI and generative AI, strengthening media presence and brand storytelling through data-informed content creation and optimization.

Provided one-on-one and group academic support to students in Business Analytics I and II, helping them master data analysis, Excel modeling, statistical methods, and business decision-making tools. Tailored tutoring strategies to individual learning styles and academic goals, while building confidence, analytical reasoning, and critical thinking skills essential for success in data-driven business environments.

Competed at the Division I level in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment, balancing rigorous athletic demands with academic commitments. Participated in 42 games with 26 starts as an infielder, contributing offensively through disciplined plate appearances and situational execution. Recorded 13 hits, including multiple extra-base hits, along with 11 runs scored, 9 RBIs, and 4 stolen bases. Demonstrated steady development throughout the season, achieving key milestones such as first collegiate hit, RBI, and home run, and delivering multi-hit performances against conference and regional opponents.