Ryan Cavazos

I am a reliable student seeking to obtain a degree in Civil Engineering. My goal is to gain experience in the Civil/Construction industry. Preferably I am looking at the construction side of Civil due to my experience, but I am incredibly open to all the opportunities. I am excited to learn the distinct roles and functions that go into a civil project which would allow me to obtain basic work experience in my field of study. Being a detail-oriented person who is eager to learn through experience, I am confident that I could be a valuable addition to any engineering team.

• John Parker, Owner of Longhorn Excavations, (713) 725-1700
• Eric Unsin, VP of Longhorn Excavation, (281) 932-0650
• West Brownlee, FIJI Nationals Field Advisor, (804) 332-0371

• Second Mile Mission Center, Made food packages for low-income families, Worked in the thrift clothes section
• Lunches of Love, Packed lunches for kids who cannot afford it
• GAC leader in training, Volunteered at a Christian camp where I would watch after a group of campers, cooked meals, took out trash, and helped anywhere I was needed for a whole week.
• Young Life Lone Hallow Ranch (Christian camp), A weekend where I cooked and cleaned for campers

• Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity (FIJI), Elected President, Delegate Fraternity Councils and subsequent positions, Work with IFC, Nationals, Alumni
• American Society of Civil Engineers
• ALPFA, Honor-National Hispanic Scholar (High School)
• Sosing (TTU Homecoming)
• Intramurals (Football)
• Interfraternity Council
• ProGrad (High School), National Rural and Small Town Scholar (High School), Raise money for safe environment for High School
• Varsity Golf (High School), Captain (Lead practice and guide younger members)
• Young Life (high school Christian org)

President of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta at Texas Tech.

• Started this chapter in fall 2023 as a provisional chapter with only 11 members. By the end of Fall 2024 I have lead this fraternity to gain up to 70 total brothers and become an official chartered chapter of Phi Gamma Delta recognized by our international headquarters and the university.
• Over the course of 18 months I have matured into a young leader that has had to make hard decisions, be responsible for 70 brothers, organize internal and external operations for this non-profit organization, hold weekly meetings, and attend a variety of IFC and University meetings to represent the chapter.