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Education
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Activities and Societies: Mortar Board Senior National Honor Society (VP), Cornhusker Marching Band (Rank Leader), College of Business Student Advisory Board, Pi Kappa Alpha (EVP)
Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management: Cohort-based, computer science and entrepreneurship honors program
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Volunteer Experience
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Alumni Engagement Committee
Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management
- Present 5 years
Education
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Volunteer
American Cancer Society
- 3 years 8 months
Health
Raised $50,000+ for the American Cancer Society from thousands of University of Nebraska students over four years.
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Volunteer, Drumline
Lincoln Southeast High School
- 2 years 5 months
Arts and Culture
Co-instructed LSE’s marching band percussion program, mentoring and teaching students in music and leadership
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Social Media Intern
Carolina Crown, Inc.
- 1 month
Arts and Culture
Managed social content for 350,000+ followers across all major platforms for Carolina Crown: a world-champion professional marching arts (DCI) program
Projects
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Building Use Efficiency Hardware and Software Platform
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See projectLaunched a custom hardware and software platform to collect, analyze, and visualize anonymized real-time data of building and office spaces. In collaboration with Olsson, Top 100 Engineering & Design Firm.
Designed, built, and released:
1. custom data-gathering hardware solution leveraging: the Z-Wave wireless protocol, off-the-shelf environmental sensors, and Raspberry Pis
2. a web application to coordinate hardware settings and explore data trends captured from…Launched a custom hardware and software platform to collect, analyze, and visualize anonymized real-time data of building and office spaces. In collaboration with Olsson, Top 100 Engineering & Design Firm.
Designed, built, and released:
1. custom data-gathering hardware solution leveraging: the Z-Wave wireless protocol, off-the-shelf environmental sensors, and Raspberry Pis
2. a web application to coordinate hardware settings and explore data trends captured from sensors
2022 Top Project (out of 20) in Nebraska Raikes School’s Design Studio.
Executive Presentation: https://app.vidgrid.com/view/6cHmvwv8GZFW
Executive Sponsor: http://olsson.com
Honors & Awards
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Honorary Admiral of the Nebraska Navy
State of Nebraska
The state of Nebraska's highest civic honor
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Nebraska Business Hall of Fame Scholar
Nebraska Chamber of Commerce
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Guest Speaker, Columbus High School Ribbon Cutting
Columbus Public Schools
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