Chinenye Uzoh

Undergraduate Student

Talent

San Marcos, TXMember since June 2, 2026

Warm, welcoming attitudeClear verbal communicationAnswers questions and explains menu itemsPositive in‑person and phone interactionsCash handling with accuracyOrder taking and repetition for correctnessPackaging orders quickly and correctlyFollowing multi‑step procedures

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Warm, welcoming attitudeClear verbal communicationAnswers questions and explains menu itemsPositive in‑person and phone interactionsCash handling with accuracy

About

Friendly and dependable undergraduate student with strong experience in customer service, fast‑paced teamwork, and detail‑oriented tasks. Skilled in greeting guests, taking accurate orders, handling cash, and maintaining clean, organized workspaces. Quick learner who adapts to new procedures and technology, with experience in athletics, coaching, and laboratory environments requiring precision and reliability.

Seeking to bring a warm, positive attitude to Insomnia Cookies as a Cookie Crew member.

Experience

Student Athlete - Texas State University Athletics - San Marcos, TX

(2023-08)

Balanced 20+ hours/week of training, travel, and competition while maintaining Dean's List academic standing.
Demonstrated discipline, reliability, and strong teamwork in a fast‑paced environment.
Adapted quickly to changing schedules, priorities, and performance expectations.
Represented the university with professionalism and a positive attitude during public events.
Followed detailed instructions and routines — directly transferable to Insomnia's order, baking, and sanitation procedures.

Track & Field Assistant Coach - Frazier Track & Field Camps

(2025-06 - 2026-06)

Coached youth athletes in sprinting, jumping, and conditioning drills in a high‑energy environment.
Ensured athlete safety and compliance by completing Child Protection Training.
Communicated instructions clearly and adapted coaching style to different learning needs.
Maintained an organized practice environment and assisted with equipment setup and breakdown.
Demonstrated leadership, patience, and strong customer‑facing communication with parents and athletes.

Undergraduate Researcher - Texas State University

(2025-06)

Kornienko Research Group

Conducting hands‑on synthetic organic chemistry research on ophiobolin A analogues for anti‑glioblastoma applications.
Performed laboratory techniques including extractions, chromatography, crystallization, and spectroscopic analysis.
Contributed to the synthesis and evaluation of C21‑ketone derivatives and supported biological assay preparation.
Named as a contributor on a research poster presenting findings on structure–activity relationships of ophiobolin A derivatives.
Demonstrated strong attention to detail and ability to follow multi‑step processes.