Seannae Koyle Email & Phone Number

Hi, my name is Seannae Koyle. Here is a little about me. I am from a small town in Idaho named Burley. Being from a small town, I have worked in agriculture and construction. I love the outdoors and sports, regular pain sports, anything with a ball, and extreme sports. The sports I am most passionate about are softball, dirt biking, and skiing. I am currently a Utah State University student pursuing a degree in accounting. I have worked several jobs in a variety of occupations. Working on the family farm, I disked the fields and occasionally checked the water. We also had some livestock that I was over. I had to feed and water the animals day and night from the time I was 8. One night I got home from a long day of school and sports. I was exhausted and ready to go to bed. I walked in, and my dad asked me to check the water. I was upset but still got onto the four-wheeler, flipped it into reverse, and without paying attention, I ran right into a vehicle parked in a place it was not usually parked. So now my long day just got a little longer. I went inside and told the car's owner what happened and asked what I could do to help. Then I went and checked the water. I learned the importance of taking responsibility for my actions and how to keep working under challenging circumstances. This is just one of the many lessons I learned while working on the farm. Working at Rexburg Motorsports was a dream come true. I was going to school at Brigham Young University - Idaho and applied for a job at Rexburg motorsports but had never heard back, so I got another less exciting job. A year later, I got a call that they were hiring. I was living two hours away but planning on returning to school in a few months. So I took the job and traveled weekly to work a few days and then would travel back home. I loved the job and would have stayed there If I had not moved to a different school. This job helped build my dedication and motivation skills. I also worked at Waters Edge, an Alaskan self-guided fishing lodge. My job responsibilities included filleting fish, cleaning boats, interacting with guests, and helping with customer service in all that I did. If something were broken on the boat or equipment, I would fix it or ask for the help I needed so the quest could have their most desired experience.

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  Utah State University

  Accounting