Speaker: Brother Tyler Christiansen
Do your 4 year planner because it helps you plan out your college career and it keeps you ready for each semester. There are places you can go on campus at BYU-I that helps you plan our your 4 years. Your career mentor will help you choose what class to take and things that you need to do before you graduate. You can create a 4 year planner online on your my.byui.com account. After getting 50 credits you are able to apply for fast grad which means you are at BYUI-I at all semesters to try and finish school faster and get out there in the work force. Also most majors require you to do an internship which will help you get future jobs.
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Resume
Model Nguyen
Phone: 7606726611 — E-Mail: Model.Nguyen@gmail.com
Objective
My back round is Thai and Vietnamese, I was raised in California and I started school in Carlsbad and I stayed and attend in Carlsbad District schools until I graduated high school in 2011. I am a hard worker and stable in my work. I am a team player since I have been in team sports such as volleyball, rugby, and football. I do a fair amount of community service. My senior year in high school I help coach Carlsbad Pop Warner Football, this is where I got most of my community service. I am a member of “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints” and that opens up many community service opportunities.
Experience
Hichizuki September 2010- June 2011
Hichizuki is a steak house and seafood restaurant. They serve sushi and do tempenyaki (a cooking show). My position was a waiter/host. 324 West Valley Parkway, Escondido, California, 92025 Phone Number: 1760-745-3120 Website: www.Hichizuki.com
Carlsbad High School Men’s Volleyball 2008-2011
I played in the Volleyball team in Carlsbad High School Since I was a freshman attending it. We were ranked in California and we got first place in a few tournaments and in some of them they had 40+ teams enter.
BYU-I Volleyball Coaching September 2011- November 2011
For my first semester of being a freshman I played and also coached in the competitive league for Brigham Young University Idaho. I coached the lady Thunder team and I was able to learn many things about coaching and being a leader to theses young ladies. In my option I learn just as much from them as they did from me. In our league we won two first place trophies and one-third-place trophy in tournament.
Education
Carlsbad High School 2008- 2011
3557 Monroe Street • Carlsbad, CA 92008
P: (760) 331-5100 • F: (760) 729-6830 • Attd Hotline (760) 331-5170
Matthew Steitz, Ed.D., Principal - email • (760) 331-5199
P: (760) 331-5100 • F: (760) 729-6830 • Attd Hotline (760) 331-5170
Matthew Steitz, Ed.D., Principal - email • (760) 331-5199
Website: http://carlsbadhs.schoolloop.com/
School Hours: 7:30-2:20
School Hours: 7:30-2:20
Brigham Young University Idaho September 2011- Present Day
525 South Center St., Rexburg, ID 83460
Skills
Letter of Recommendation
November 7, 2011
To Whom It May Concern:
I have had the pleasure of knowing Model Nguyen for the last 4 years. I first became
acquainted with Model through my daughter, Bethanie Rosell, who attends Carlsbad High
School with him. Through their social connection we have enjoyed having Model in our
home for various functions. Through these casual activities I have come to appreciate
Model's kindness and consideration for those around him. He was especially kind to my
ill and aging mother who lived with us for a short time. He was always gracious and
offered assistance to help us with her mobility. His language is always clean and he is
kind toward friends. I have never heard him speak in a manner that would be considered
offensive or of gossip. Model seems to always be the resident driver of all the friends that
surround him. He is quick to offer a ride home to anyone who needs it.
I am also fortunate to know Model through our shared faith. The church we attend is a
very active and participative church. Model not only attends Sunday services each week
but also, voluntarily, attends a religious study class each morning before school starts.
Each Wednesday evening I spend time with Modell at the church youth activity night. It is
at these meetings that I have come to know Model best. The activities are such that they
incorporate quite a bit of service in various forms. Model has helped collect food for the
needy, clean yards, clean buildings, visit the sick and elderly, and help with Boy Scout
Eagle projects. He is a non-complaining, hard worker.
What strikes me the most about Model is his independence. His high school and
college paths have been completely up to him. In high school he competed with the
men's championship volleyball team for 4 years. He made it to all the practices and all
the games on his own. He has, all on his own, completed all of the college application
requirements. He has repeatedly chose paths in his life which are good that not many
youth his age would have the foresight or wisdom to choose. He is a young man of
character who has accomplished many good things and has the capacity to accomplish
even more great things in his life.
Sincerely,
Deana Rosell
To Whom It May Concern:
I have had the pleasure of knowing Model Nguyen for the last 4 years. I first became
acquainted with Model through my daughter, Bethanie Rosell, who attends Carlsbad High
School with him. Through their social connection we have enjoyed having Model in our
home for various functions. Through these casual activities I have come to appreciate
Model's kindness and consideration for those around him. He was especially kind to my
ill and aging mother who lived with us for a short time. He was always gracious and
offered assistance to help us with her mobility. His language is always clean and he is
kind toward friends. I have never heard him speak in a manner that would be considered
offensive or of gossip. Model seems to always be the resident driver of all the friends that
surround him. He is quick to offer a ride home to anyone who needs it.
I am also fortunate to know Model through our shared faith. The church we attend is a
very active and participative church. Model not only attends Sunday services each week
but also, voluntarily, attends a religious study class each morning before school starts.
Each Wednesday evening I spend time with Modell at the church youth activity night. It is
at these meetings that I have come to know Model best. The activities are such that they
incorporate quite a bit of service in various forms. Model has helped collect food for the
needy, clean yards, clean buildings, visit the sick and elderly, and help with Boy Scout
Eagle projects. He is a non-complaining, hard worker.
What strikes me the most about Model is his independence. His high school and
college paths have been completely up to him. In high school he competed with the
men's championship volleyball team for 4 years. He made it to all the practices and all
the games on his own. He has, all on his own, completed all of the college application
requirements. He has repeatedly chose paths in his life which are good that not many
youth his age would have the foresight or wisdom to choose. He is a young man of
character who has accomplished many good things and has the capacity to accomplish
even more great things in his life.
Sincerely,
Deana Rosell
Thursday
Class #9 November 10, 2011
Model Nguyen
Class #9 November 10, 2011
Speaker: Sandy
Topic: Internships
Brigham Young University Idaho requires that you complete an internship. Clarify your goals and make standards that you want to work with. Plan ahead and make sure that this is what you want to do. List some things that you want to gain from an internship. Also be opened minded about things.
Logistics
· Comm 498R
· Minimum 20 hours/Week, 7 weeks
· 1-3 credits, 100 hours per credit
· Dept. Coordinator Brother Skinner
· Register in career Navigator
· Register and get approved before you start working
BYU-I has internships all over the country. Also Linkedin.com is a good way to get connected with your career. It links you socially with everyone, its basically Facebook but for your professional career.
Website of the Week #8
Model Nguyen
Website of the Week #8
THOUGHT: "Nothing is an obstacle unless you say it is." ~ Wally Amos (who is this guy?)
· The feature on this website is to tell the world time.
· It also has a calendar that you can use and write down your schedule online.
· There are also applications on this site.
· You can also use the travel tools on the site.
· There are also events and a holiday calendars.
Class #8 November 3, 2011
Model Nguyen
Class #8 November 03, 2011
Speaker: Brother Shane Cole
Plagiarism is stealing someone’s words and labeling as your own. You cannot pass off other people’s work as your own.
Six exclusive rights of the copyright holder
· Reproduction
· Distribution
· Public Performance
· Public Display
· Derivative Works
· Moral Rights
Public Domain is the author’s life plus 70 years before it can go into the public domain.
Youtube.com will take down anything copyrighted things and give you a warning they might even goes as far as to suspender your account.
The bottom line is do not copyright unless you have the right permission or authority.
Website of the Week #7
Model Nguyen
Website of the Week #7
Thoughts: "Victories in life come through our ability to work around and over the obstacles that cross our path. We grow stronger as we climb our own mountains." ~ Elder Marvin J. Ashton, Ensign May 1979, p. 67.
1) Microsoft is a company that makes software
2) They product word processing software
3) They have a word processor that helps you on resumes
4) They let you try their software before you buy it
5) Microsoft Offices has all sorts of things like powerpoint, outlook, visio, word, etc.
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