Danielle Davis Reference Letter Sample

In addition to tutoring and mentoring the children in the community, Jacelyn also holds the position as Volunteer and Outreach Coordination, requiring her recruit, organize, and oversee student volunteers in the project. In addition, due to financial constraints in her family, Jacelyn also has an off-campus job that requires her to work many late nights and weekends. This ability to manage two jobs, a research assistant position, and consistent participation in community service while maintaining her exceptional GPA at an academically rigorous institution like UCLA demonstrates her admirable character, work ethic, and time management, valuable skills found in few students.

It’s with great privilege to write this letter of recommendation on behalf of Machayla Longfoot, a Senior FFA member at Judson High School. Machayla is an outstanding student and a valuable part of her FFA chapter. Over the past three years she has developed into one of the strongest leaders in her chapter. Machayla is someone her fellow FFA members look up to and seek guidance from. She can be counted on and is a good organizer when something needs to be accomplished.

I highly recommend Allison “Ally” Baccus to receive your consideration as a student athlete for your scholarship.

She now wants to, “pay it forward.” Danielle is now the Assistant Director of Husky Sport and says that she wants to support students the way her parents supported her. She wants to have an impact on their lives and help them create and understand the value in “right relationships.” Danielle is motivated more than ever to create less disconnects in our society. She realizes the cultural deficit in our country and she wants to make it better by creating a “better understanding, better communication and better people.” She realizes there is an enormous amount of work to be done but never wants to stop being a support because her parents never did on her. She says for anyone getting ready to find a job, “find your passion and use it as a compass; be yourself, be authentic and find a place that values your opinions. It feels less like work when you love what you’re

Another aspect of Stephanie’s life is partnering with The Dream Center of Lakeland. She pairs Fire Athletics with a local outreach and serves the community. It is not a glamorous part of her life and is a lot of work but, it is obvious that it is an important and impactful part of her life. She is willing to give her time to help others and connect her community, such as Southeastern, with other ones, like Crystal Grove. It is very admirable, that someone with such a busy schedule, takes time to give back and be involved in the community; that speaks volumes about her character.

I am writing in behalf of Ms. Katie Gendaszek. Katie and I have known each other for two years. Our relationship started when I was a social studies teacher at Elmwood Middle School and she was a school counseling intern in the Elementary. With Elmwood only have one licensed school counselor for over 1,200 students, Ms. Gendaszek certainly had her hands full. While at Elmwood, I observed her take the initiative in setting up group counseling sessions for students during lunch. I saw her develop and form relationships with students that are still be fulfilled through volunteer work in the Elmwood community to this day.

Allyson’s high school activities include varsity cheerleading on the football, basketball, and competition squad. Playing clarinet in the band for the past five years, she is very active in local honors bands including All County, Solo and Ensemble, OMEA District 3 band and All-Ohio State Fair band. Allyson participates in high school choir, and is a part of mixed ensemble. She is a two-year member of Arcadia track and field team. Furthermore, is a member of the National Honor Society, and now a lifetime member of the National Society of High School Scholars. Her community activities include volunteering at The Old Time

Marisol has been academically involved in her community and studies. She serves as a mentor at the Elac Puente club

You may know Chelsie Davenport as Freshman Class President, but she’s also a member of the Health Occupations Students of America, also known as HOSA. She was also a member of the cross country team at Bethel and participates in many extracurricular activities. “She’s like the sister that everyone wants to have.” says Angie Cosme, a friend of Chelsie. “She’s very helpful and is dedicated to her dream.”

CM spoke to Wendy Orellana (Therapist at Snyder High School) regarding services for Sinai (youth). Ms. Orellana noted youth was escorted to school today by the Jersey City Police. CM was informed that youth continues to urinate on self and Snyder High School Principal provided the youth with appropriate footwear and the next day youth returned to school with flip flops. CM and Ms. Orellana discussed youth’s therapeutic history and background, also, OOH treatment for youth due to her behaviors. CM invited Ms. Orellana to youth scheduled meeting on Monday, 6/12/17 at 12:00pm at the family’s home. Ms. Orellana noted she discussed this with her supervisor and if she is unable to attend meeting, she will participate via phone.

During this time Cheryl has completed the Wings of Freedom Program, and she has graduated from the Celebrate Recovery 12 Step Study. I have watched her mature into a quality citizen. She is a blessing to my church; because she has a Christian Clown ministry “Scooter” that brings encouragement to others that your past does not have to dictate your future if you change your life and she

It is my great pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Deedrian Taylor. I have had the privilege of knowing Deedrian for ten years. During the 2005-2006 school year, Deedrian volunteered in my second grade classroom, at Riviera Elementary School. In recent years, Deedrian has been a substitute teacher not just for my fifth grade class but several other classes at Riviera. Deedrian developed a positive rapport with my students from the first day, bringing much to our classroom with her creativity and enthusiasm. She has many strengths that will make her as asset to your institution.

It is with great pleasure that I write this reference letter for Courtnee Hayes. I have been neighbors with Courtnee and her family for many years. Courtnee has been a babysitter for my 6 year old son and several other kids on the block for many years. Courtnee even helps to assist, on many days, watching all the younger kids in the neighbor that play outside with her younger Brother. I have complete trust in Courtnee that she will effectively watch over and care for my son. She is wonderful with the children and has a true genuine caring nature. Her joyful and relaxed personality gives the children great comfort. Not only is she respectful of the children but she is extremely respectful to all us parents. I feel that Courtnee would a

I am very pleased to recommend Afolabi Adegbite for admission into the …………. DNP mental health program. I have known Mr. Adegbite for over 5 years when he was working in the child and adolescent unit as a Patient Care Technician and watched this young man develop personally, academically and professionally into a mature individual ready in every way for graduate studies. Ever since he joined my department as a Registered Nurse, Mr. Adegbite has greatly enriched our unit by being a uniquely energetic, bright, compassionate and genuinely well-rounded individual. I can categorically say he’s been a great asset to my department. Having worked directly with him for almost 8 months, I’ve been able to watch him closely and monitored him first hand

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