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Awards
Bears Pleasant Valley Most Improved player 2018 football. Award
Second Year Varsity Award 2017-2018 Football
Athletic Award 2016 -2017 Football
Third Year Varsity Lacrosse 2017-2018
Grizzlies Lacrosse award 2016
Most aggressive award 2014 Basketball
The Shark Award Sierra View Swim Team
Team player Award 2015
Bears Pleasant Valley Most Improved player 2018 football. Award
Second Year Varsity Award 2017-2018 Football
Athletic Award 2016 -2017 Football
Third Year Varsity Lacrosse 2017-2018
Grizzlies Lacrosse award 2016
Most aggressive award 2014 Basketball
The Shark Award Sierra View Swim Team
Team player Award 2015
Additional Info
Matt Kosciolek
3525 Fireline Rd.
Palmerton, PA 18071
610-826-3155
To whom it may concern:
It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Doug Haines to further his academic and athletic career at your institution.
I have had the opportunity to coach Doug as a varsity football player for Pleasant Valley School District. Doug has shown a lot of growth and maturity in our time together. His commitment in the off season and his coachable personality allowed him to have a very successful senior season. He emerged as a team leader and someone younger student athletes could look up to.
Doug has never been a liability when it comes to academic eligibility. Understanding the value of time management, Doug not only juggled football, basketball and lacrosse, he also worked at Camelback Mountain Resort.
Based on my interactions with Doug, I strongly believe he is a positive representation of a student and athlete that Pleasant Valley should be proud of. It is for these reasons I hope you considered Doug Haines for acceptance into your academic institution.
Employment History
Douglas Haines
107 Plum Drive
Kunkletown, PA 18058
516-652-0877 ~ djhaines51@yahoo.com
Objective: Seeking a challenging opportunity for a reputable company, where I can implement my creativity abilities as a visual merchandiser and promoter.
Professional Experience
Aquatopia April 2017 to August 2019
193 Resort Dr, Tannersville, PA 18372
• Responsible for the safety of guests/associates in all pools, hot tubs, slides, attractions, and interactive features in the indoor water park areas; applying life saving skills and first aid to any guest who is in need.
• I was able to act professional under pressure, and developed rapport with quests and associates.
• Team player, assertive, and physical fit to lift over 100lb.
• Ability to analyze and resolve problems, and exercising good judgment.
• Made independent decisions while maintaining strong ethical standards consistent with company policy, rules and the ability to maintain confidential information.
• Ability to effectively deal with internal and external customers, some of whom will require high levels of patience, tact and diplomacy to resolve anger. Collect accurate information and resolve conflicts.
EDUCATION
Pleasant Valley High School August 2009 to Present
1671 Route 209, Brodheadsville, PA 18322
Student Athlete
Football, Basketball, and Lacrosse Varsity player.
Awarded many sports certificates.
VOLUNTEER
Fundraising for my sports team
Helped the community Pantries
Community Service
History
West End Food Pantry
Over the summer I volunteered at The West End Food Pantry where I helped the less fortunate, and I had the opportunity to give back. The West End Food Pantry started November 21, 2015 (Teck). I never realized how many needy people are living in my community. The poverty level in Monroe County Township is 12.2 percent and the population is 167,126 (“Monroe County”). So that means 20,389 people live in poverty. For my Graduation Project I chose to volunteer at the West End Food Pantry, where I gave back to my community by helping those in need.
The reason why I selected the West End Food Pantry is because I know I can do a lot there to help people in my community. The way it will help the community is basically by just giving them hope to keep living and keep pushing to survive because some people who are struggling sometimes they think they cannot do it. I like helping people. I know I could be saving someone’s life. I feel I was a good fit because the things they had me do involved some heavy lifting, and I was able to lift and move heavy boxes.
The things I did at the West End Food Pantry was stock shelves, bring food out to people’s cars, and put food in people’s carts. I enjoyed performing these acts of kindness and seeing the smiles on people’s faces. It put a smile on my face and made me feel good. I was very good at everything I did because like I said it was all things I know I can do and it was simple acts of kindness. My favorite thing was bringing food out to their cars because just seeing them smile one last time before they left was a blessing, and sometimes I would get a hug and a handshake. I made a positive impact on the community because it influenced people to help out in other ways of the community.
Most importantly I learned the value of helping people who are less fortunate than me. It changed me in a positive way by making me perform more kind acts and being more aware. I hope I can find other organizations like the West End Food Pantry, so I can do the little things that matter the most.
The values I gained were realizing what I have, unlike some of these people it has taught me not to take advantage of the things I have. This is something I can do in the future from time to time. I should have brought in some clothes for them to give away and some food, but I did not think of it at the time. Now that I have seen how the poverty level affects families, it makes me want t
