Chloe Blackburn

Dynamic customer service professional with experience at Smith Farmers Co-op, excelling in effective communication and cash handling. Proven ability to resolve guest inquiries promptly, enhancing overall satisfaction. Recognized for maintaining a welcoming environment and ensuring seamless transaction processing, contributing to a positive guest experience.

Certifications: Southwest Professional Communications, Elanco Large Animal Science, Forest workforce training institute certified Forest worker. Earning FFA State degree in March of 2026

I plan to attend college in the fall of 2026 at Volunteer State Community College, where I will major in Veterinary Technology. This decision reflects my long-standing interest in working with animals and contributing to their health and well-being. Volunteer State Community College offers a strong, hands-on program that will allow me to gain practical experience while building a solid academic foundation. By attending this college, I will be able to prepare myself for the demands of the veterinary field in a supportive and career-focused environment.

Majoring in Veterinary Technology will help me develop the skills needed to assist veterinarians in providing quality care to animals. I am especially excited to learn about animal nursing, medical procedures, and laboratory work, as these areas are essential to the profession. This program will also prepare me for certification and future employment in veterinary clinics or animal care facilities. Overall, attending Volunteer State Community College in the fall of 2026 is an important step toward achieving my career goals and making a positive impact in animal healthcare.