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Hobbies and interests
3D Modeling
Acting And Theater
Agriculture
Animation
Architecture
Art
Athletic Training
ATV Riding
Band
Baseball
Church
Computer Science
Drums
Drawing And Illustration
Game Design and Development
Graphic Design
Motorcycles
Brandon Holloway
505
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Brandon Holloway
505
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FinalistBio
Seasoned Coach acting as positive role model for athletes and local community. Motivational and encouraging leader instructs and guides athletes in sport strategies and fundamental rules. Systematic and efficient accounting team member with advanced training in wide-ranging accounting functions, tracking, and control systems. Dedicated Correctional Officer bringing solid background in defensive tactics and conflict de-escalation. Secures inmates, maintains safety, and protects general population with strict adherence to protocols. Skilled drafting professional bringing strong background on CNC projects. Expert in advanced AutoCAD tools and schematic designs. Knowledgeable about layouts and presentation options, as well as project documentation and code requirements. Hardworking Sales Consultant, accurately describes and sells products or services to individuals or businesses. Expert Sergeant bringing solid background with United States Army and demonstrated expertise in briefing, training, and managing service members. Detailed Supply Sergeant promotes 6 years of logistics management experience, including freight cost estimation and supply chain management. Coordinates and oversees inventory audits to maintain efficiency and accuracy.
Education
Central Louisiana Technical Community College
Associate's degree programMajors:
- Computer Science
- Drafting/Design Engineering Technologies/Technicians
Miscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Bachelor's degree program
Graduate schools of interest:
Transfer schools of interest:
Majors of interest:
Career
Dream career field:
Computer Games
Dream career goals:
Manager & Draftsman
Old South Granite & Flooring2014 – 20173 yearsSales Consultant
Hixson Autoplex2013 – 20141 yearProperty Book & Logistics Sergeant
U.S. Army2006 – 20137 yearsAccounting Technician
U.S. Department of Justice2017 – 20236 years
Sports
Baseball
Club2006 – Present18 years
Arts
Church
Music2002 – Present
Public services
Volunteering
Local Volunteer Baseball Coach — Coach2017 – Present
James T. Godwin Memorial Scholarship
I was always told that I could wrap my brain around a 3D object better than most. I didn't know what to do with that at the time, so I joined the Army instead. I spent many years bouncing around different states and countries serving my Country and learning who I am, or was to become. The countries I have been to in service of the United States include Bahrain, Korea, Kuwait, and Japan. I attended Basic Training in 2006 at Ft Sill, Oklahoma and Advanced Individual Training AIT at Ft Bliss, Texas.
My duty stations include:
Ft Bliss, Texas
Ft Bragg, North Carolina
Ft Lee, Virginia
Ft Polk, Louisiana
Due to the changes that were happening in the Army and multiple injuries I sustained in service I chose to separate from the Army in 2013 with an Honorable Discharge to pursue my Associates Degree in Drafting & Design
My first thought was to attend college as soon as I got out, I felt a lot older than most of the students that I went to school with; it felt abnormal. After two semesters of college I found out that my degree path in Graphic Design wasn't going to pan out due to the lack of certifications that the college would give me when I graduated I would be unable to obtain a job with only the degree.
I bounced around a few different jobs that offered me some semblance to either what I did in the Army or to the atmosphere of brotherhood that I missed so badly. Eventually I ended up in a job that needed me to learn a skillset with a computer program called AutoCad. This specific program is used for a number of things like design, blueprints, maps, etc. The fact that I had that ability to wrap my brain around those 3D objects helped me tremendously.
Today I am a part time intern at a local design company using many of the skillsets I developed in the Army along with that 3D vision I developed. I am a full time college student at Central Louisiana Technical Community College with a 4.0 grade point average in which I intend on graduating in 2025 with my Associates of Applied Sciences in Computer Science (Drafting & Design). My plan is to further my education and complete my Bachelors Degree in Project Management after a year or two in the field.
Johnny Douglas Conner Memorial Scholarship
I was always told that I could wrap my brain around a 3D object better than most. I didn't know what to do with that at the time, so I joined the Army instead. I spent many years bouncing around different states and countries serving my Country and learning who I am, or was to become. The countries I have been to in service of the United States include Bahrain, Korea, Kuwait, and Japan. I attended Basic Training in 2006 at Ft Sill, Oklahoma and Advanced Individual Training AIT at Ft Bliss, Texas.
My duty stations include:
Ft Bliss, Texas
Ft Bragg, North Carolina
Ft Lee, Virginia
Ft Polk, Louisiana
Due to the changes that were happening in the Army and multiple injuries I sustained in service I chose to separate from the Army in 2013 with an Honorable Discharge to pursue my Associates Degree in Drafting & Design
My first thought was to attend college as soon as I got out, I felt a lot older than most of the students that I went to school with; it felt abnormal. After two semesters of college I found out that my degree path in Graphic Design wasn't going to pan out due to the lack of certifications that the college would give me when I graduated I would be unable to obtain a job with only the degree.
I bounced around a few different jobs that offered me some semblance to either what I did in the Army or to the atmosphere of brotherhood that I missed so badly. Eventually I ended up in a job that needed me to learn a skillset with a computer program called AutoCad. This specific program is used for a number of things like design, blueprints, maps, etc. The fact that I had that ability to wrap my brain around those 3D objects helped me tremendously.
Today I am a part time intern at a local design company using many of the skillsets I developed in the Army along with that 3D vision I developed. I am a full time college student at Central Louisiana Technical Community College with a 4.0 grade point average in which I intend on graduating in 2025 with my Associates of Applied Sciences in Computer Science (Drafting & Design). My plan is to further my education and complete my Bachelors Degree in Project Management after a year or two in the field.
Veterans & Family Scholarship
I was always told that I could wrap my brain around a 3D object better than most. I didn't know what to do with that at the time, so I joined the Army instead. I spent many years bouncing around different states and countries serving my Country and learning who I am, or was to become. The countries I have been to in service of the United States include Bahrain, Korea, Kuwait, and Japan. I attended Basic Training in 2006 at Ft Sill, Oklahoma and Advanced Individual Training AIT at Ft Bliss, Texas.
My duty stations include:
Ft Bliss, Texas
Ft Bragg, North Carolina
Ft Lee, Virginia
Ft Polk, Louisiana
Due to the changes that were happening in the Army and multiple injuries I sustained in service I chose to separate from the Army in 2013 with an Honorable Discharge to pursue my Associates Degree in Drafting & Design
My first thought was to attend college as soon as I got out, I felt a lot older than most of the students that I went to school with; it felt abnormal. After two semesters of college I found out that my degree path in Graphic Design wasn't going to pan out due to the lack of certifications that the college would give me when I graduated I would be unable to obtain a job with only the degree.
I bounced around a few different jobs that offered me some semblance to either what I did in the Army or to the atmosphere of brotherhood that I missed so badly. Eventually I ended up in a job that needed me to learn a skillset with a computer program called AutoCad. This specific program is used for a number of things like design, blueprints, maps, etc. The fact that I had that ability to wrap my brain around those 3D objects helped me tremendously.
Today I am a part time intern at a local design company using many of the skillsets I developed in the Army along with that 3D vision I developed. I am a full time college student at Central Louisiana Technical Community College with a 4.0 grade point average in which I intend on graduating in 2025 with my Associates of Applied Sciences in Computer Science (Drafting & Design). My plan is to further my education and complete my Bachelors Degree in Project Management after a year or two in the field.
Ben Brock Memorial Scholarship
I was always told that I could wrap my brain around a 3D object better than most. I didn't know what to do with that at the time, so I joined the Army instead. I spent many years bouncing around different states and countries serving my Country and learning who I am, or was to become. The countries I have been to in service of the United States include Bahrain, Korea, Kuwait, and Japan. I attended Basic Training in 2006 at Ft Sill, Oklahoma and Advanced Individual Training AIT at Ft Bliss, Texas.
My duty stations include:
Ft Bliss, Texas
Ft Bragg, North Carolina
Ft Lee, Virginia
Ft Polk, Louisiana
Due to the changes that were happening in the Army and multiple injuries I sustained in service I chose to separate from the Army in 2013 with an Honorable Discharge to pursue my Associates Degree in Drafting & Design
My first thought was to attend college as soon as I got out, I felt a lot older than most of the students that I went to school with; it felt abnormal. After two semesters of college I found out that my degree path in Graphic Design wasn't going to pan out due to the lack of certifications that the college would give me when I graduated I would be unable to obtain a job with only the degree.
I bounced around a few different jobs that offered me some semblance to either what I did in the Army or to the atmosphere of brotherhood that I missed so badly. Eventually I ended up in a job that needed me to learn a skillset with a computer program called AutoCad. This specific program is used for a number of things like design, blueprints, maps, etc. The fact that I had that ability to wrap my brain around those 3D objects helped me tremendously.
Today I am a part time intern at a local design company using many of the skillsets I developed in the Army along with that 3D vision I developed. I am a full time college student at Central Louisiana Technical Community College with a 4.0 grade point average in which I intend on graduating in 2025 with my Associates of Applied Sciences in Computer Science (Drafting & Design). My plan is to further my education and complete my Bachelors Degree in Project Management after a year or two in the field.