Dylan Gillespie

I have increased my opportunities whether it be from communicating and using outside skills in sports teams my entire life. Wether it be from my swimming career or my water polo career, while also transferring those skills onto the takeout industry employed for a year and half at one of the busiest restaurant industries. While on top of being the youngest to be employed and promoted in the industry, these skills have now transferred to kickstart my college education, as I navigate graduating a year early, hopefully on the way to producing a bachelors degree at the age of 20. These occupations, volunteering, and overall participation within working with students, has granted an active responsible lifestyle.

• Collaborated with team of 14 in the development of one of the best season at my high school water polo level..
• Supervised team of nine staff members in the takeout industry of Wood Ranch industry to correctly task each member while the correct orders and deliveries.
• Achieved promotion at one of the youngest ages of sixteen to the takeout portion of the Wood ranch restaurant through effectively helping with guests with providing their wishes to be effectively granted on all levels.
• Have volunteered to execute my volunteering journey within the parameters of highschool hours, but also to gain more information upon children's disabilities as I were the extra hand in my mothers child psychologist line of work.
• Have studied harder then ever within my junior year of grade school education to allow myself to graduate a year early in college to graduate at the ripe age of twenty within the credits that were already fulfilled, to then move forward with a master's in Speech, Language, and Hearing sciences, while double minoring in early childhood education and special education.

To whom may it ever concern,

The processing of executing schooling on top of multiple high intensive work opportunities, whether it vary from two jobs working over twenty hour weeks for my second semester of Freshman year of college, while the eighteen units begin to slowly load over my shoulders, these skills, time management, and financially responsibility have created a slow churning effect to success. Now, currently the work load of three jobs toppling over fifteen units of mine, grant myself an even greater head space to navigate this next chapter of life.