Renaissance M Personal Statement
An aspiring programmer, an artist in both traditional mediums of drawing and painting, violinist, philosopher, actor, and athlete, all of these words I would use to describe myself. A depiction of the modern renaissance man. This upcoming fall, I am planning to begin my journey towards achieving a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science while double minoring in Fine Art. While I am in college I will be working with a technology company named Glyph Mobile LLC, located in Upstate New York, as a part time programmer. Afterwards, I hope to continue my work with Glyph Mobile as a full time employee while working on art as a side job. But ultimately, I have ambitions to start my own technology based software business perhaps emphasizing on the artistic industry. Computer science has always been the one thing I knew that I would be getting myself into and anyone else around me would agree. As a child, I became obsessed with everything about it. Making small mini games or getting new programming books truly opened the world of both computer science and art. I would spend
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But most notably, this previous October I was given the privilege to be able to help the Nicaraguan people through a Springfield mission's program named Project HOPE. Through them we built housing, fed the truly neediest of their people, and played and cared for a lot of the little children as well as a large group of orphans. All around we tried to show these people the love of Christ, Christianity being a very important part of my life. The trip really gave me a love for the people there who are in some of the most unfortunate of circumstances and I'd very soon like to go back. A large part of the definition of what the word success means to me, is to be able to help organizations like Project HOPE and actually make a positive difference in the world both financially and in physical
But most notably, this previous October I was given the privilege to be able to help the Nicaraguan people through a Springfield mission's program named Project HOPE. Through them we built housing, fed the truly neediest of their people, and played and cared for a lot of the little children as well as a large group of orphans. All around we tried to show these people the love of Christ, Christianity being a very important part of my life. The trip really gave me a love for the people there who are in some of the most unfortunate of circumstances and I'd very soon like to go back. A large part of the definition of what the word success means to me, is to be able to help organizations like Project HOPE and actually make a positive difference in the world both financially and in physical