Daniela Abonce Mex

Cum Laude business graduate (BBA in Management, UTSA) and four-year NCAA Division I student-athlete with direct, first-hand experience inside a Division I athletics department, from scheduling and compliance to program logistics and cross-functional coordination. Combines a management-focused business education with proven administrative execution: built and delivered instructional programming, coordinated logistics and reporting workflows, and operated under NCAA and institutional compliance standards for four consecutive years as a scholarship athlete. Known for discretion, reliability under pressure, and the ability to manage multiple stakeholders and deadlines without dropping quality.

Bilingual (English/Spanish), ready to bring the same operational precision and work ethic to a postgraduate athletics administration role.

NCAA Division I Student-Athlete, Women's Golf - University of Texas at San Antonio - San Antonio, TX

(2022-08 - 2026-05)

• Managed a full Division I athletic training and competition schedule alongside a full-time academic course load for four consecutive years, demonstrating exceptional time management and prioritization
• Earned the 2024 American Athletic Conference (AAC) Individual Championship, reflecting the ability to perform at a peak level under high-pressure, competitive conditions
• Recognized on multiple All-Conference and All-Academic teams (C-USA 2022–23, AAC 2023–24, WGCA All-American Scholar & AAC All-Academic 2024–25, AAC All-Conference 2025–26), showing sustained, repeatable performance over time
• Selected as team representative to the Roadrunner Excellence and Leadership (REAL) Institute; built communication and leadership skills through recurring team responsibilities
• Operated within NCAA, conference, and university compliance requirements for four consecutive years as a scholarship athlete, gaining direct familiarity with the policies and administrative standards that govern a Division I athletics department
• Received an athletic scholarship for four years based on consistent performance and commitment
• Completed 10 hours of team community-service volunteering with the San Antonio Food Bank each year (40 hours total across four years) as part of the UTSA Athletics program

Program Assistant - Diplomado de Ingeniería Emocional - Veracruz, Mexico

(2026-06 - 2026-06)

Assisted Psic. Leticia Carpio

• Supported program delivery by designing and building interactive digital assessment and training tools used in emotional intelligence and behavioral instruction
• Assisted with results processing and reporting workflows in coordination with the lead instructor

Bachelor of Business Administration - Management - The University of Texas at San Antonio (2026-05)

High School Completion Certification - Instituto Mexicano Americano de Veracruz, A.C. (2022-08)