
Hobbies and interests
Acting And Theater
Banjo
Bible Study
Church
Communications
Community Service And Volunteering
Electric Guitar
Government
Guitar
History
HOSA
Mandolin
Music
Music Composition
Music Theory
National Honor Society (NHS)
Piano
Public Speaking
Singing
Songwriting
Writing
Theater
Yearbook
Aiden Cooner
625
Bold Points1x
Finalist1x
Winner
Aiden Cooner
625
Bold Points1x
Finalist1x
WinnerBio
My name is Aiden Cooner. I love making new friends everywhere I go. I'm a big talker. My hobbies include playing many different instruments, as well as teaching them. I love to travel and see brand new cultures. I'm constantly on the search for more knowledge everywhere I go. My goal is to make the most positive impact I can on this world ,and I intend on doing everything in my power to make sure I'm able to do that.
Education
Jefferson High School
High SchoolMiscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Doctoral degree program (PhD, MD, JD, etc.)
Majors of interest:
- Law
- Political Science and Government
Career
Dream career field:
Law Practice
Dream career goals:
Lawyer
Music Minister
New Prospect Baptist Church2020 – Present5 yearsManager
Red Bus Cupcakes2021 – Present4 years
Arts
New Prospect Baptist Church
Music2020 – Present
Public services
Volunteering
Prime Care Hospice — Coordinator2022 – Present
David Foster Memorial Scholarship
Throughout my life, I've encountered many teachers, but when I look back, one teacher truly stands apart from the rest. For me, that teacher is Mrs. McCurry, my high school health science teacher. Her passion for healthcare, her dedication to her students, and her unwavering belief in my potential transformed not only the way I viewed school but also the way I viewed myself and the possibilities for my future. Before entering Mrs. McCurry's class, I had no clue what I wanted to do after high school. I often found myself second-guessing myself about my abilities, always thinking everything I did in school wasn't enough. That's why I'll never forget the day Mrs. McCurry approached me my freshman year of high school about joining the three-year Panola College Medical Assistant program. I was very hesitant. Like I stated before, I doubted my abilities to be able to complete such a hard program, and I didn't even know if I'd like or be able to figure out and learn complex medical concepts. Mrs. McCurry saw something in me, though, that I didn't. I don't know what she saw, but she gave me the encouragement as well as support to join the medical assistant program, and through the three years of me working in the program, she has been there helping me every step of the way. Through Mrs. McCurry's classes, I found a true love and passion in the medical field. I went from not knowing what I wanted to do with my life to finding a whole world of possibilities through the healthcare field, and this is all because of Mrs. McCurry. I'm proud to say because of her unwavering support, I will be gaining my Texas Medical Assistant license at the end of this month. Due to Mrs. McCurry's teaching, I've gained a new level of confidence in myself that I previously did not and never thought I would have. Something Mrs. McCurry always tells me is, "You need to bet on yourself." This is why attending college is important to me. By attending college, I'm betting on myself. This is something that before taking Mrs. McCurry's class I would have never had the confidence to do, but now I'm so excited and optimistic about furthering my education in college. I'm planning on attending Stephen F. Austin University this fall with the goal of getting my bachelor's degree in nursing. If financially able, my long-term goal is to become a nurse practitioner. Attending college is important in expanding on my education in a career field that I have a true passion for. Now that I'm betting on myself, I intend to do everything in my power to complete my goals and accomplish everything I set my mind to.
Lando Young Memorial Scholarship
WinnerThroughout my life, I've encountered many teachers, but when I look back, one teacher truly stands apart from the rest. For me, that teacher is Mrs. McCurry, my high school health science teacher. Her passion for healthcare, her dedication to her students, and her unwavering belief in my potential transformed not only the way I viewed school but also the way I viewed myself and the possibilities for my future. Before entering Mrs. McCurry's class, I had no clue what I wanted to do after high school. I often found myself second-guessing myself about my abilities, always thinking everything I did in school wasn't enough. That's why I'll never forget the day Mrs. McCurry approached me my freshman year of high school about joining the three-year Panola College Medical Assistant program. I was very hesitant. Like I stated before, I doubted my abilities to be able to complete such a hard program, and I didn't even know if I'd like or be able to figure out and learn complex medical concepts. Mrs. McCurry saw something in me, though, that I didn't. I don't know what she saw, but she gave me the encouragement as well as support to join the medical assistant program, and through the three years of me working in the program, she has been there helping me every step of the way. Through Mrs. McCurry's classes, I found a true love and passion in the medical field. I went from not knowing what I wanted to do with my life to finding a whole world of possibilities through the healthcare field, and this is all because of Mrs. McCurry. I'm proud to say because of her unwavering support, I will be gaining my Texas Medical Assistant license at the end of this month. Due to Mrs. McCurry's teaching, I've gained a new level of confidence in myself that I previously did not and never thought I would have. Something Mrs. McCurry always tells me is, "You need to bet on yourself." This is why attending college is important to me. By attending college, I'm betting on myself. This is something that before taking Mrs. McCurry's class I would have never had the confidence to do, but now I'm so excited and optimistic about furthering my education in college. I'm planning on attending Stephen F. Austin University this fall with the goal of getting my bachelor's degree in nursing. If financially able, my long-term goal is to become a nurse practitioner. Attending college is important in expanding on my education in a career field that I have a true passion for. Now that I'm betting on myself, I intend to do everything in my power to complete my goals and accomplish everything I set my mind to.