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• Activities and Societies: Ncaa Athletic Administrator // Adjunct Professor Com 105: Public Speakingin MY Early Twenties, i had the Privilege of Earning MY Graduate Degree While Serving as an Athletic Administrator at Nyit'S Former Ncaa Division ii Athletic Department. in MY Role as the Special Events and Development Coordinator, MY Primary Responsibilities Included Fundraising and Coordinating Community Service Initiatives for Each Student-Athlete Team. One of the Most Distinctive Moments During MY Time in Fundraising was the Opportunity to Visit Trump Tower. i had the Chance to Meet with A Former Nyit Alum Entering the Athletics Hall of Fame. Simultaneously, as i Pursued MY Graduate Degree, i Felt Gratitude Towards the Dean of the English Department. Taking A Chance on Me, They Allowed ME to Become an Adjunct Professor for Public Speaking—A Mandatory Course for All Undergraduates at That Time.
• Activities and Societies: Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Two Year President // Four Year Baseball Starterhonestly, MY Undergraduate Journey was A Significant Coming-Of-Age Experience. at the Age of 17, i Left MY Home in Seattle, Washington, and Surprisingly, i Never Returned to Live There. not Surprisingly, i Chose A Major That Allowed ME to Harness MY Enduring Superpower of Public Speaking, Which is Still A Prominent Skill in MY Repertoire Today. the Communications Department Boasted Exceptional Professors, Each with Unique Backgrounds and Ambitions. If You'Re Reading This, You Likely Know That i Also Played Baseball for Four Years During MY Undergraduate Years. However, What You may not be Aware of is That in MY Sophomore Year, MY Father Passed Away. if it Weren'T for the Unwavering Support of MY Teammates, i might have Dropped Out and Never Graduated. Attending A Small School in the Middle of Nowhere was A Stroke of Luck, Perfectly Aligning with What i Needed at the Time. Graduating as the First in MY Family of Five Siblings was A Moment of Immense Happiness for Me.