Ethan Lewis Recommendation Letter

It is my sincere pleasure to be able to write this letter of recommendation for Ethan Michalowski. I have known Ethan for the past four years as his English teacher and forensics coach; therefore, I feel that I am able to testify to his many strengths as a student and his talents as a contributing member of his school and community. I am honored that Ethan has asked me to write this letter, but adequately portraying his academic excellence, leadership qualities, and pure love of learning is no small task.

Since transferring to Oklahoma State University William/Colby (I don’t know what you refer to me as in these letters) has done nothing but excel, serve, and lead. In the classroom William/Colby has maintained a 4.00 GPA while juggling two degrees, a minor, work, research, and significant amount of community involvement. This has led him to develop very good rapport among the microbiology faculty and staff. He is continually representing the Microbiology department favorably as the winner of numerous scholarship competitions. Most notably receiving the Goldwater Institutional Nomination, which is only given to the top four undergraduate researchers in STEM fields in the whole university. This nomination in derived in research that William/Colby started just 8 months ago. I remember as a sophomore transferring into Oklahoma State he was asking about research day one. With his determination and persistence he was able to get into Dr. Lutter’s lab. It was there that I saw him better to grow as a young scientist. Throughout this last eight months he has been constantly in the building working on his research. This research has result in paper that he has expressed great excitement about being a co-author on. He is also

I consider it an honor to write a letter of recommendation for Gale Lewis. I have worked closely with Gale for almost 17 years. Gale and I were first-grade teachers teaching in the Buckingham County School System. It was quite a surprise when we were both hired to teach in the Prince Edward County School almost 13 years ago.

John will be able to contribute to the LFA community with his sense of service through his experience with the Boy Scouts, his love of sports and his local hospitality. John has been involved in the Cub Scouts and is currently working towards his Eagle Scout through the Boy Scouts of America. The Boy Scouts is centered around service to the community, whether it is volunteering at Feed My Starving Children, helping to collect food for our local food pantry in Waukegan, cleaning our neighborhood of garbage, putting up wreaths for our fallen soldiers at our local Fort Sheridan Cemetery to putting up/taking down of the the LF flags and wreaths for special events in Lake Forest. John will bring this sense of service to LFA.

It is an honor to write this letter of recommendation for Austin as he nears his goal of obtaining the rank Eagle Scout. I’ve known Austin his entire life and remember when he first started cub scouts. Each summer Austin comes to Georgia and visits with his family and each year he is excited to get back home to scout summer camp.

Drew Kressler is a hardworking and confident young man who has experienced great success both academically at his school, and as a leader among his peers and within his community. I feel he would be a perfect candidate for your scholarship and it is with pleasure that I submit this letter of recommendation on his behalf.

Thank you for taking the time to review my application for the Stanley Linton Scholarship. I am a senior at UW Oshkosh and have been involved in many areas of music on campus, including starting the a cappella group in 2012. Over the past 3 and a half years at UW Oshkosh I have been a choral & general music education major and have developed skills and philosophies that have shaped my goals and aspirations in life.

How amazing that your family has been involved in 4-H for 198 years! It’s incredible that four generations of your family have been involved in 4-H. Your dedication to leadership, volunteering, and service is inspiring!

When Cortney Myers asked me to write her recommendation letter I was grateful. I have known her since the fourth grade and we became closer during the sixth grade band where we both played clarinet together. She was always a better player than I but she was always supportive of myself and other clarinet players. She overcame many struggle with school as well as with personal issues, she is a strong young lady.

Please let this letter serve as recommendation for an extremely gifted young lady. It has been my extreme pleasure to have known Kim Renoj now for the better part of 2 years. Kim has been in my athletic training program for the past 2 years. She has been an extremely hard working and valuable asset to my team. To be an athletic trainer requires a lot of long hours, dedication, all while having a great attitude in sometimes extreme weather situations. For example arriving at the football field house at 5:30 am an hour before everyone else does and starting to tend to our athletes as they arrive. Also having to set up the field and cover football practices in 100+ degree Fahrenheit weather while the rest of her classmates still have 3 weeks left of summer is not easy. Also covering a playoff game and being alert in 30 degree weather takes some mental toughness. All these things require an extremely positive attitude and thick skin. As athletic trainers, we are definitely behind the scenes, and we do not always get recognized. To continue to do your job at a high level day in and day out while getting

Ever since Tiger Cub I have had a desire to be a Eagle Scout. After earning my arrow of light, I was eager to start my scouting journey. I have been on many trips throughout my scouting career that I will never forget; from sleeping in my hammock on the hot summer camp nights, to treading through the freezing waters of the cave trip. I served as quartermaster of the troop for about 2 years and always looked to help others with rank advancements, however I know my time as a boy scout is coming to a close and I must apply the skills I have learned in the competitive world.

1. It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Staff Sergeant Kyle Beauchamp as he seeks to commission as an Officer in the United States Army. I have known SSG Beauchamp since 2012, and I can attest to the drive and conviction this warrior possesses towards any goal in front of him.

My son has started applying to colleges and would appreciate if you can provide a short letter of recommendation for him on a google lettehead.

As a member of the Boy Scouts of America in Troop 181 I have established myself as a young leader and well rounded individual. I have been a part of countless service projects with my fellow Scouts since I was in first grade. Sticking with Scouting has been the most rewarding experience of my life. I climbed through the ranks and attained my Eagle Scout award when I was sixteen. The Eagle Scout service project I completed along side the multiple other volunteering excursions I have been a part of have taught me several core values that will cling tightly to me from here on. These service projects have given me a fantastic outlook on life. My Troop often visits with the local nursing home to carol, plant vegetables in their garden, decorate,

I am writing in recommendation of Jennifer Brahn for the Robert A. Griggs Scholarship that is now being offered. I am working with Ms. Brahn for the past four years, where she is the film projectionist at Landmark Theatres River Oaks. As the Manager I have had worked with her from many years and I saw her as the young leaders with the greater communications skills. Ms. Brahn is a hardworking and intelligent lady with excellent leadership qualities. She is also awarded as the associate of the quarter form past couples of the years and this year she was awarded as the associate of the year because of her responsible and attentive work for the landmark theater river oaks. She has also created the good relations with her coworkers form her friendly