Peyton R.

Morris
Current Address: 500 E College Ave Apt #310 State College, PA 16801
Permanent Address: 12101 Bristersburg Road Midland, VA 22728
Phone: (540)-287-1007
E-Mail: peytonr.morris@yahoo.com
US Citizenship

Summary Statement
Fourth year undergraduate student at the Pennsylvania State University seeking an opportunity in the
field of national security with the intention of gaining the necessary experience to provide for a life-
long career and service to the United States.

Education
The Pennsylvania State University, Schreyer Honors College 2014-Present
University Park, PA
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, Arabic Minor
n Graduation: December 2018
n Cumulative GPA: 3.77/4.00
n Successfully completed courses in Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, Arabic Language,
Arabic Grammar, Arabic Culture, Biblical History and Archaeology, Criminology, Psychology,
American History, US Government, International Relations, Comparative Politics, Rhetoric and
Civic Life, Forensic Archaeology, American Foreign Policy, Middle Eastern History,
International Relations of the Middle East, and Terrorism.
n Paterno Fellow: A gateway honors program that enables students with a liberal arts curriculum to
enter the Honors College, while also acquiring leadership, media skills, and global experience.

Experience and Employment

Fauquier County Sheriffs Office June 2016-Aug 2016
Intern
Warrenton VA
Worked closely with the Criminal Investigations Division on case review, persons of
interest/suspect interviews, and crime analysis. Performed administrative and office duties
including the organization of employment applications and interviews, entering Traffic Summons,
and other data entry. Worked alongside the divisions crime analyst to study video footage and
phone records in order to identify individuals, patterns, and to determine whereabouts of persons
of interest during a specified period.
Invited back by supervisor to continue work during breaks from school
Unpaid, 32 hours per week
Supervisor: Captain Shawn Lasher (Professional Standards Division), (540)-422-8618

Fauquier County Government, Planning Department Aug 2013-Dec 2013

Intern
Warrenton, VA
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Selected to pilot a new internship opportunity by AP US Government teacher. Contributed to the

foundation of a successful program. Conducted research and performed analyses of current
developments and projects in the local community.
Unpaid, 10-12 hours per week
Received academic credit for position

Employee at Homestead Farm May 2013-August 2016

Farmhand
Catlett, VA
Entrusted with the care and handling of 35 horses. Served as the link between owners and
management.
24-30 hours per week, Part-Time, $12.50 an hour
Supervisor: Mr. Mahlon Bender, (703)-801-5820

Leadership and Involvement

Penn State National Security Honor Society March 2016-Present
Deputy Director
University Park, PA
Participates in strategic analysis simulations to improve analytical, writing, and briefing skills.
Newly elected Vice President of the Penn State chapter of the Order of Knowltons Rangers:
aiming to improve relations and connections with fellow chapters from across the nation.
Facilitate and improve relations with alumni

Virginia Dressage Association Northern Virginia Chapter March 2010-Present

Volunteer
Northern Virginia
VADA/NOVA is an organization dedicated to the development and recognition of the sport of
Dressage. Received an award for commitment to improving the chapter, service hours, and for
multi-faceted nature and ability to successfully perform any assignment given. Volunteered as a
ring steward, awards table personnel, scorer, and scriber. Recognized as one of the youngest
scribes in Northern Virginia. (Scribing is considered one of the most difficult positions within the
dressage community and is assigned to only a select group of individuals. A scribe is assigned to a
judge throughout the duration of a show, during which they are responsible for documenting all of
the judges comments accurately. The position requires a great attention to detail, and also
necessitates an individual to remain unbiased while maintaining a significant degree of
confidentiality).

United Services Organizations Summer 2017

Volunteer
Washington Dulles International Airport
Responsible for the presentation and maintenance of the lounge in order to create a comfortable
environment for our service members and their families.
Organized and inventoried donations and supplies; 8 hours per week
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International Experiences

Has traveled to Italy, Switzerland, Iceland and Russia

Studying Abroad in Marburg, Germany Summer 2017 (July 22-August 19): International Peace
and Conflict Summer Seminar

Skills

Highly motivated with an optimum work ethic. Organized, detail oriented and meticulous. Able to
think analytically and abstractly. Strong research and written communication skills. Confident and
comfortable with independent tasks and with team work. Dedicated and driven to surpass all
expectations.