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Portrait of Naomi Morgan

Honor Society® member

Naomi Morgan

Cashier at Randalls

  • University of Texas at San Antonio
  • Human Resource Management
  • Class of 2017
  • Stafford, Texas

Member since December 2015

About

My name is Naomi Morgan, and I am a student at University of Texas at San Antonio completing a Bachelor’s degree in science. I plan on increasing my grade point average to a 3.5 by the end of the spring 2015 semester, and declare my major in the College of Business. I am currently involved in the Women of Honor organization, and I am looking to get more involved in community service based organizations. My educational aspirations consist of acquiring a bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management, and then continuing my education to receive a Master’s in business to make me more competitive in today’s job market. On the other hand, my career vision is to one day be able to open multiple businesses in the United States and overseas. I am certain that if I do not complete my college degree I will not have the opportunity to achieve my career goals. I decided that I will attain a career in HR due to the opportunity to travel to different countries. Therefore, I think that pursuing such a career will afford me the opportunity to pursue my dreams of being a business owner.

Education

  • University of Texas at San Antonio

    Human Resource Management

    2014 – 2017

Honors and awards

  • George Foundation Scholarship

    It was a needs based scholarship given to twenty-five students in Fort Bend county.

Goals and interests

Career goal

I plan on working in benefits and recruitment in the HR industry.

Graduate school interests

I plan on getting my Masters in Health Care Administration.

Outside the classroom

I enjoy photography, traveling, and dancing.

Experience

  • Cashier

    Randalls

    Feb 2012 – Jul 2015

Volunteering

  • Teacher

    Junior Achievement Volunteer Program

    Oct 2015 – Nov 2015

Languages

  • English (US) Fluent

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