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Austin, Tx

My role in the Downtown Austin REI's bike shop is Service Advisor. I'm usually a customer's first point of contact at the shop. I diagnose the bike, check the customer in, and provide on-the-spot repairs for minor work. My priority is maintenance but I am also fully trained in the sale of new bikes and accessories.

Austin, Tx

My time at the Downtown Austin REI started in softgoods, with footwear as my home department. I've since been cross-trained to all floor departments but my deepest knowledge base - and my passion - is in running footwear.

Canton, Texas, United States

Admin-level role that oversaw advertising design, document control, training & occasional day-to-day operations.

Canton, Texas

As store manager I oversaw day-to-day operations in the restaurant, including conflict resolution, customer satisfaction, and scheduling.

Canton, Tx

My father opened the Dairy Palace Restaurant in 1984. I've been involved in one way or another since I was 12 and I've done everything from scraping gum off tables to designing our billboards.

Longview, Tx

The Marketing Director is one of six members of LETU's student government Executive Cabinet. This group oversees the three largest student organizations, measures the pulse of the student body, and reports to the school's administration. My role was to create advertising strategies across campus to make the student body more aware of on-campus events and opportunities.

Longview, Tx

Senators are elected student government officials whose primary responsibility is to network with other students and bring concerns to the attention of student government. Each senator may also be part of a committee and have another area of responsibility assigned to them. I was involved with the Elections Committee all three years I was in Senate, chairing that committee during the '14-'15 school year. We were responsible for the elections that procured more senators as well as the annual elections of the student government Executive Cabinet.

Longview, Texas

The YellowJacket was the student newspaper of LeTourneau University. During the 2013-14 school year I served as its Editor in Chief. This position is given more freedom on the part of the student than most other student leadership positions. Together with my managing editor, I created a vision for the newspaper and lead our team of volunteers to follow that vision. That responsibility took many forms, including speaking with faculty, copy editing, leading meetings, training volunteers, and layout design.

Longview, Tx

My freshman year I became the photographer for the student newspaper, my first of many student leadership positions. While my primary function was to shoot and edit photos for the paper, I was involved in graphic design as well and was hand-selected by the Editor in Chief to take on that role for the following school year.

Olathe, Ks

I assisted the aviation sales and marketing team in a broad variety of projects, with areas of responsibility including graphic design, presentation development, and event planning. Our most significant project was Garmin's presence at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2015. During this event - the largest of its kind worldwide - I was responsible for maintaining Garmin's advertising pieces at our partners' locations at the event as well as directly interacting with event attendees.

Longview, Tx

For two years I was part of Adobe's student rep program. I was responsible for achieving and reporting metrics such as event attendance and software trial registrations. I worked mostly with technically-minded students who had little prior experience with Adobe products. Some of my workshop topics included resumé design and marketing for student groups.

Camp Blessing Texas is a summer camp tailored for children and adults with special needs. During the summer of 2014, I worked there as the staff videographer. My job was to capture footage of the campers at activities throughout the week and edit that footage into a recap video. At the end of every term, campers received the video on a DVD. Since some of our campers are unable to speak, these videos are a way for them to show their parents what they did at camp.