Honor Society® member
Janine Donnelly
soldier at US Army Reserve
- Washington State University
- psychology
- Class of 2018
- Pullman, Washington
Member since January 2017
About
When I was a Junior in High School i participated in the Running Start Program. I graduated High School with my Associates Degree in Biology. A month after I graduated High School I shipped off to Basic Training for the Army. After that I headed to my Advanced Individual Training school for my job in the military. Once I graduated both of those schools I continued my education at Washington State University. Here at WSU I am a full time student as well as a Soldier in the Army Reserves.
Education
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washington state university
Psychology/military science
2016 – 2018
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Skagit Valley Community College
associates in biology
2013 – 2015
Honors and awards
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The Theodore Roosevelt Youth Medal
Given to me by the Navy Leauge of the United States. It was for my Outstanding Performance of Duty.
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Scottish Rite of Freemasonary Award
In recognition of my excellence in scholastic excellence and demonstrated Americanism in supporting the United States as a member of NJROTC.
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high school honor society
Graduated high school with honors and was in honor society all through high school.
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dean's list
Was on the dean's list at Skagit Valley Community College
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President's Honor Roll
Recieved award Fall Semester 2016 at WSU.
Goals and interests
- Career goal
I am currently a contracted Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (AROTC) Cadet. I plan on commissioning as an officer in May of 2018 when I graduate. I am hoping to become a helicopter pilot in the Army then once I am done flying, go back to college and go to graduate school for clinical psychology. Once I become a therapist, I want to work with Military Personnel with PTSD and work with families who have a loved one currently on deployment or a loved one who is going through PTSD or other mental health issues. As currently being in the military, I want to help out my brothers and sisters get through their hard times as well as help their families. Most people don't realize that the family of a military member goes through so much and gives up a lot of their life as well. They get over looked yet they need just as much help and support as those who are serving our country.
- Graduate school interests
I plan on going onto Grad School and get my Masters Degree so I can become a licensed therapist. I want my main focuses to be in PTSD as well as family counseling.
- Outside the classroom
While being a full time student and Army ROTC being very time demanding, I don't have a whole lot of free time to enjoy my hobbies. My current hobbies include being on a co-ed intramural flag football team as well as the Air Rifle Commander for AROTC. I enjoy playing with my bunny as well as reading when I have time to myself at home.
Experience
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soldier
US Army Reserve
Oct 2014 – Oct 2022
Volunteering
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Teacher's Aid after College Classes
Freshmen Classes of NJROTC
Sep 2013 – Jun 2015
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Youth Cheer Coach
BEYFCL Cheer League
Jun 2012 – Jan 2013
Languages
- English (US) Advanced
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