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❤️ I’m always intrigued to learn how much or how little a school board influences our districts’ choices. This guide assists in the process, and as…
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What an amazing week! 😊 Our annual TSPRA conference is always one of my favorite times of the year. So many amazing sessions to learn from (and I…
What an amazing week! 😊 Our annual TSPRA conference is always one of my favorite times of the year. So many amazing sessions to learn from (and I…
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Education
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Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology-Okmulgee
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Activities and Societies: Industrial Electronics Club - President 1 Year Resident Hall Association - Vice President 1 Year Junior Ambassador (Red Coats) - 18 Months (Only 10 selected out of entire student body.)
Attended OSU Technical Branch in Okmulgee and was the 1st Graduating Class of OSU-Okmulgee. The group ahead of us was the last graduating class of Okmulgee Tech.
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Volunteer Experience
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Soccer Coach
Durant Soccer Club
- 9 years 3 months
Children
I enjoyed coaching all 3 of my kids teams through 17 seasons of soccer in the U6 - U10 bracket and helping assist with the U12 & U14 teams. Our team focus was on fundamentals, good sportsmanship, teamwork, and enjoying the game. Those 4 areas of concentration resulted in winning lots of games including several league championships.
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Sunday School Teacher
Durant First Church of the Nazarene
I taught 5th & 6th Grade Sunday School for 4 years. Also helped with Youth Activities.
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Board of Directors
Durant First Church of the Nazarene
- 5 years
Served multiple terms on the Church Board of Directors. (5 Years)
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Technology Director
Durant First Church of the Nazarene
- 7 years
Ran Presentation System during worship services & supported church computers & phone system as needed. (8 Years)
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Director of Coaches
Durant Soccer Club
Children
I served two years as Director of Coaches. Responsible for recruiting volunteer coaches for all teams, dealing with coach / parent issues, serving on the Soccer Board, helping with the player draft each season.
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