All About Me
Introduction
Hello, my name is Trey Quinn. I am a eighteen-year-old senior at Cambridge High School. I am also a part-time freshman at Georgia State University and an intern at Georgia Tech's Tools for Life program. As an honors, Advanced Placement, and Move On When Ready student with a 4.0 GPA, I know the true meaning of hard work. I have set rigorous academic goals for myself, such as maintaining my GPA and taking college courses during my junior and senior years of high school. I also have achieved non-academic goals, such as making it to the national level in a FBLA competition.
Interesting facts about me include:
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I am an active participant in sports such as wheelchair football, handball, and basketball, as well as adaptive rock climbing.
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I play instruments such as hand drums and adapted hand bells. I also sing.
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I love fried pickles.
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I have extreme arachnophobia.
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I am a total technology nerd.
Family Factoids
From the classroom to the battlefield, the members of my family believe that hard work is the primary key to success.
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My mother's family was one of the first groups of people to settle in Alpharetta, Georgia.
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My father retired from the United States army after 25 years of service as a special intelligence officer.
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My mother had a 4.0 GPA in college and recieved her MBA.
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After her junior year of college, my sister was accepted to the veterinarian school at the University of Georgia.
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My sister was the co-chairman of the University of Georgia Rodeo in 2014 and 2015. Under her direction, the University of Georgia Rodeo was ranked one of the top five rodeos in the nation.
Scholar, published author, web designer, and keynote speaker are just a few of the titles I have acquired. I have had the experience of working with teams of colleagues in real-life business situations. To view my full competitive résumé, click here.
As a person who values hard work and learning, I want to get the best college education I possibly can. Considering my love for computer science and mathematics, I believe that the Georgia Institute of Technology would be a perfect fit for me. To read more, click here.
Living with a physical disability, I have the priviledge of seeing how technology can change lives on a daily basis. I want to help make assistive technology better by becoming an Artificial Intelligence Specialist. To learn more about this job, click here.
From creating media products for a small business to winning awards for various reasons, I have built a portfolio that accurately illustrates my skill sets. To view my impressive portfolio, click here.
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