Dejuan L. Yates 14608 Yukon Ave | Hawthorne, CA 90250 | (805) 559-1039 | dejuan75@hotmail.com Objective I’m seeking a position as a valued member of your organization that leverages my achievements, skills, energy and passion for customer service. Education New Mexico State University Earned a B.S. degree in Criminal Justice Graduated with a 3.4 GPA Attended N.M.S.U. on an athletic football scholarship. Bilingual speaker (Spanish & English) College of the Canyons After high
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B RANT AABA G 6 Foxglove Ct. • Bolingbrook, IL 60440 • grant.baaba@gmail.com • (630) 863-7056 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ E DUCATION 2008-2013 D ARTMOUTH C LLEGE O Bachelor of Arts Degree - Sociology Coursework includes: Introduction to Sociology, The Sociological Classics, Quantitative Analysis of Social Data, Single & Multivariable Calculus, Marketing and Business
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Happy Easter!! Who's pumped up!? I know I am! I literally can't wait to get started. Before I introduce myself, congratulations to you all! After reading all of the introductory posts, I am truly honored to be apart of this 2020 class. We are destined to be great PAs! I am a former Scholar Athlete from Piscataway, NJ. I played division one football at Rutgers University for three years and The University of Rhode Island for two years. I graduated from URI in 2015 with a degree in Criminal Justice
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Judy Anderson was assigned as a recruiter for South Illinois Electric Company (SIE), a small supplier of natural gas and electricity for Cairo, Illinois, and the surrounding area. The company had been expanded rapidly, and this growth was expected to continue. In January 2009, SIE purchased the utilities system serving neighboring Mitchell County. This expansion concerned Judy. The company workforce had increased by 30 percent the previous year, and Judy had struggled to recruit enough qualified
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Genesis Reyes Soc 101 Small Section Christine Payne 28 January 2010 Reflection Paper 1 I was born into a middle class family that lives within one of the most smallest and “hick” towns known to mankind. About 20,000 people populate little Hollister, California. Right about now, there might be thoughts going through your head of “ Oh Hollister, like the store?” No, I do not live in a clothing store. Hollister is actually the exact opposite of what it is believed to be by the advertising of the
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There is a difference in getting a degree than applying for a job with only a high school diploma. The typical work life is from the ages of 24-64. Some people consider school to be boring, not entertaining and a waste of time. In the end there are useful benefits that can come from graduating from college. Not only can you make more money it will also set an example for friends and relatives. Recent studies show that someone that has a high school diploma is three times likely to live in poverty
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Karen E Page 433-49-8756 Statement of Purpose Growing up in a small-populated town and attending a small-attendance high school with little to no resources, made some 1988 graduates from Woodland High School feel there would be no education for them after high school. However, there was a counselor at the school who saw beyond the graduates’ sight and advised them of many opportunities, along with financial assistance, to assist in pursuing an education beyond high school. After graduating
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A famous writer once quote that” we are the outcome of the occurrences in our life” and those words basically narrate my entire life. Growing up, I was raised to work hard and to always stay in school and that has become one of my greatest motivations in life. In August of 2002, I began to have a change in life; this was the year I developed a passion for medicine. The passion developed in high school after accidently being placed into the nursing program. Prior to the nursing program I had an interest
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Steve Jobs Steve Jobs, a name synonymous with success and wealth, gave a commencement address to the graduating class of Stanford University in 2005. During his speech he spoke to the new graduates about the obstacles and hardships he faced throughout his life, and how he pushed through it and kept doing what he loved through three personal stories. Most people would look at someone like Steve Jobs and think, “This man has had the perfect life.” Little do they know that even some of the richest
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Margie Roberson Period 7 September 24 2014 I believe a college degrees is worth incurring significant debt because of the going to college opens up more opportunities to make more money than a high school graduate or people who didn't complete high school. Also college graduates also are healthier and live longer than others. My last reason is that earning a college degree is a major life achievement for people. Bases on what i read college graduates make more money than a high school graduate
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