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Reading
Photography and Photo Editing
Music
Biking And Cycling
Accounting
Crocheting
Nails
Resin Art
Yoga
Reading
Romance
Action
Young Adult
Spirituality
Mystery
I read books daily
Arianna Hernandez
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Arianna Hernandez
2,335
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Finalist1x
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Arianna Hernandez is a student at the University of Houston - C. T. Bauer College of Business. Arianna has pre-professional experience from working as a Media Specialist and Lead in the Honors College Leadership Program. Some of her responsibilities are to create content for social media platforms, serve as a peer mentor for incoming cohort Honors College Students, provide veteran leadership at academic/social events, and organize academic workshops. Due to her academic excellence, Arianna was invited to be a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and the National Society of Leadership and Success. After graduating, she hopes to continue her education, in order to earn her CPA.
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Education
University of Houston
Bachelor's degree programMajors:
- Accounting and Computer Science
Lone Star College System
Associate's degree programMajors:
- Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services, Other
Carver High School for Applied Technology, Engineering and the Arts
High SchoolMiscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Master's degree program
Graduate schools of interest:
Transfer schools of interest:
Majors of interest:
- Accounting and Finance
Career
Dream career field:
Accounting
Dream career goals:
Certified Public Accountant
FOH Partner - Bartender/Cashier
Black Walnut Cafe2022 – Present2 yearsSales Associate
Party City2020 – 20211 year
Sports
Volleyball
Club2016 – 20182 years
Research
Architectural History, Criticism, and Conservation
The Honors College at Lone Star College - University Park — Researcher2021 – 2021Mathematics and Statistics, Other
The Honors College at Lone Star College - University Park — Researcher2021 – 2021Political Science and Government
The Honors College at Lone Star College - University Park — Researcher2022 – 2022History and Language/Literature
The Honors College at Lone Star College - University Park — Researcher2022 – 2022Statistics
The Honors College at Lone Star College - University Park — Researcher2022 – 2022
Arts
Scholastics
Visual Arts2020 – 2021National Art Honor Society
Photography, Painting, and Digital ArtN/A2018 – Present
Public services
Advocacy
American Heart Association — Fundaiser2021 – 2023Volunteering
National Honor Society — Scan items and categorize them2019 – 2020Volunteering
Gulf Coast Region Blood Center — getting students2017 – 2021Volunteering
National Honor Society Tech — Recorder2018 – 2019Volunteering
Abandoned Animal Rescue — Cat Volunteered2021 – 2023Advocacy
Honors College Leadership Program — Media Specialist2021 – 2023Volunteering
Business Professionals of America — Guide2018 – 2018Volunteering
Village Learning Center — Cutting all of the weeds and branches2018 – 2018Volunteering
Harvest Time Church — Promoter, and help with children2019 – 2019Volunteering
Aldine ISD — Help the staff with anything that they needed2018 – 2018
Future Interests
Advocacy
Volunteering
Iliana Arie Scholarship
WinnerCommencing at eighteen months, I’ve had eighteen facial reconstruction surgeries. Various surgeons refused to treat me as an infant. Subsequently, my mom joined the military, in search of a doctor who would. My Mom shielded me from the pain and tribulations from raising my brothers and I alone. Her extent of raising us to be strong, independent, productive members of society knows no bound. As I amassed numerous surgical scars, she pushed me to develop self-love and self-confidence, and it worked. This will later help me persevere through my own trials and tribulations. Some of these consisted of running for leadership positions, working full time while studying full time, and juggling the task of being a caretaker for my brothers. Every corner, there was a new obstacle for my Mom, but she always surpassed the hurdle with a little helper, me. As the eldest child, I realized early on that my responsibilities were endless - cooking, cleaning, doing laundry, all while caring for my brothers; but I never complained. I admired my Mom for working long hours to provide for my brothers and I. Seeing her work hard and persevere, I aspired to do the same. Instead, I focused on my academic success and volunteerism. Due to my academic excellence, I was invited to an all-expense study abroad in Barcelona last May. Arriving at the airport, many of the students have left the country, much less been on an airplane. This is when I unofficially became one of the designated leaders of the group of thirty students. Some people suffered from motion sickness, so I was ready with anti-nausea medication. On outings, others forgot their umbrella as the rain began to pour, I was prepared with a backup umbrella. It is in my nature to be a caretaker by helping others. Hence, my commitment to help those in my community. One of my upcoming goals is to join one of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo committees, whether this is helping raise funds for the student's art auction or helping service the Tejano day. My Mom has instilled in me to give back to my community, whether donating gifts for children during the Christmas season or having bags, readily available in my car, of mini bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and soap to give to homeless individuals. One of my ultimate goals is to give back to my community by creating an annual, recurring scholarship to help low-income students pay their way through their higher education.