Evan Hoyt

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Personal Information

First Name Evan
Last Name Hoyt
Gender Male
City Forsyth
State Georgia
Zip Code 31029

Academics

Level College
Graduation Year 2022
Course(s) Algebra I, Algebra II, American Literature, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, Geometry, Latin, Literature, Mathematics, Music, Physical Science, Physics, Science, Theology, U.S. Government, U.S. History, World History
Education History • Homeschooled: Grades 1-8
• Veritas Classical School: Grades 9-11

• Mary Persons High School: Grade 12
• Gordon State College (Dual Enrolled): Grade 12
Awards • Purple Cord for Dual Enrollment upon graduation

• Mary Persons High School SAT 1000 Club

Arts

Music Background Singer, DJ, Piano, Singer, Songwriter, Sound Engineer
Visual Arts Graphic Design, Painting, Photography

Athletics

Sport(s) Archery, Cross Country, Tennis
Height 6-4
Weight 140

Professional

Professional Interests Apparel/Fashion, Computers, Design, Entertainment, Food/Beverage, Photography
Employment History • Monroe County Recreation Department: Referee, Fall 2014
• Dairy Queen: Fall 2015 - Summer 2018 (cashier, drive-thru, ice cream, truck orders, Serv-Safe certified)
• Grits Cafe: Spring 2018 - current (bartender, service enhancer, food runner)
Awards Serv-Safe Food Handling Certification (non-mandatory)

Community Service

History • Anchor of Hope Foundation: 2013-2017
• Parent's Night Out
• Autism Awareness Festival: 2013 - 2017
Additional Info The Anchor of Hope Foundation is a non-profit organization which focuses primarily on helping families that have special needs children. For 5 years I was heavily involved in this organization. Every month they hosted a Parent's Night Out, in which families with special needs kids would be able to leave them in a safe environment for an evening, and be able to have a night off. These parents do not generally get the chance to have a night to themselves, away from the craziness that is parenting, since it extraordinarily difficult to find childcare for special needs children. I would oven be paired one-on-one with a non-verbal boy who had autism, and getting to know him and see how misunderstood he was in so many situations was a truly wonderful experience.

The Anchor of Hope Foundation also hosted the annual Autism Awareness Festival. Nearly every year it was hosted I was among the volunteers. We assisted in every way possible, from set-up, to clean-up, to running the booths, to administrative work.