1810 NW Kenny Dr

Pullman, WA 99163

September 2, 2017

Washington State Graduate Programs

Pullman, WA

I am writing in response to admittance into the Graduate program in the business department at

Washington State University. Through my work ethic and my grade point average I think that I would be a perfect

fit for this department.

My studies at Washington State University has led to me learning the valuable tools needed to succeed in

the business world. My GPA of 3.6 shows the effort that I am willing to put forward to obtain the goals that I

want. With a semester left of school, I am looking forward to learning and completing more courses in the hopes

of growing even more as a person.

Attached is my resume which shows the work experience and school experience I have completed

throughout my life. If at any point you have any questions, my updated contact information is on it.

Thank you very much

Connor Wonderly
 Connor Wonderly
34701 NE 49th Place, La Center, WA 98629
(360) 773-5585
Wonderly123@gmail.com

Education and Computer Skills

Education:
Accounting Degree Degree Expected May 2018
Washington State University, Pullman Washington
Cumulative GPA 3.8

High School Diploma May 2014

La Center High School, La Center Washington
Cumulative GPA 3.3

Computer Skills
MS Office Suite, Outlook.

Professional Experience
(Includes working full time during summer breaks and part-time position while attending college full time)

Food Server/Cashier September 2014- Present

Washington State University, Pullman Washington
Work with chefs to prepare meals for dining hall students
Use customer service skills to resolve issues brought up by students
Learning skills to master the cashier register and learn all codes needed for the job
Work 15-20 hours while maintaining a full course load to graduate in 4 years

Land Surveyor Apprentice May 2016-August 2016

Olson Engineering, Vancouver, WA
Assist certified land surveyors with the following services:
o Boundary establishment
o Construction staking
o Subdivision plats
o Utility mapping
o Topographic
o Primary Control
o As-builts
Strong attention to detail in measurements and design specifics.
Good judgment and ability to work in a team environment.

Shop Apprentice June 2015-August 2015

Mountain Aire Mechanical, LLC, Denver, CO
Responsible for fabricating and operating machinery for cutting sheet metal.
Delivered finished products to customers, on time, as needed for various jobs.
Follow all established safety and quality guidelines.
Maintained a clean and orderly work area.
Ability to use basic hand tools, power tools, tape measure, grinders, and saws safely.
Ability to use basic quantitative skills including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions.
Ability to read and comprehend instructions.
 Ability to review blueprints.
Strong attention to detail in measurements and design specifics.
Good judgment and ability to work in a team environment.

Food Parcel and Dairy Clerk June 2014-May 2015

Fred Meyers, Battle Ground, WA
Worked 20-30 hours per week while attending college full-time.
Responsible for re-stocking and facing shelves so they look neat and presentable in a busy store.
Learned to work quickly under pressure and assist customers when necessary.
Valuable customer service experience.
Assisted Manager and other employees as needed.

Awards and Activities

2015/16 Presidents Honor Roll - Washington State University

Captain of High School Football team All Conference and All State
Captain of High School Basketball team All Conference
Awarded 10 Varsity Letters in 5 different sports while attending La Center High School

References furnished upon request.

 Join nationally ranked graduate and online programs with
the Carson College of Business.
Online programs bridge disciplines, cultures, and national boundaries. Working alongside nationally
recognized faculty, students conduct scholarly research that helps mobilize positive change in
businesses throughout the world. They acquire the knowledge they need to successfully lead
enterprises in many industries.
Students engage with the WSU community through unique extracurricular opportunities including
face-to-face gatherings and the Global Connections program, which hosts enriching online
educational and cultural events.
BACHELORS LEVEL PROGRAMS
Accounting
Hospitality Business Management
Management
Management Information Systems
MASTERS LEVEL PROGRAMS
Masters of Accounting, Pullman
MBA Online
Executive MBA Online
MBA, WSU Tri-Cities
MBA, WSU Vancouver
DOCTORAL LEVEL PROGRAMS
Ph.D. in business administration, Pullman Areas of concentration:
Accounting
Finance
Hospitality and tourism
Management
Information systems
Operations & management science
Marketing
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