Honor Society® member
Talal Adam
- Cloud Computing
- Class of 2026
- River Falls, WI
Member since April 2025
Education
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Purdue University Global
Cloud computing
2024 – Present
Honors and awards
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phi theta kappa honor society
I attained the membership which indicates that the I have achieved a high GPA or excelled in my field of study, showcasing my dedication and intelligence.
Goals and interests
- Career goal
I would like to work as a Cloud engineer and eventually after a time frame learning the infrastructure of my dicipline, I would like to traverse to become a Cloud Architect.
Experience
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Team Captain and Professional Football Player for the Rivals Professional Football League
I served as both a leader on the field and a role model off it. In addition to fulfilling the responsibilities of a professional football player—such as training, competing, and maintaining peak physical condition—you are also responsible for guiding and motivating your teammates. Your role includes communicating strategies between coaches and players, fostering teamwork, and ensuring that team goals are met with discipline and unity. You represent the team in official meetings, media appearances, and community events, setting a standard of professionalism, sportsmanship, and integrity. This position reflects not only your athletic skill but also your leadership, dedication, and commitment to excellence—qualities that align with your recent honor society recognition.
Feb 2018 – Feb 2020
Volunteering
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Imam Spiritual Leadership: The imam provides spiritual guidance to the Muslim community on campus, leading prayers (Salah), delivering sermons (khutbah), and providing counsel on religious matters. They may also offer classes on Islamic teachings, Quran studies, and facilitate discussions on faith-related topics. Community Engagement: The imam fosters a sense of community among students, encouraging participation in religious and social activities. They often act as a liaison between the university community and the local Muslim community, promoting interfaith dialogue and understanding. Support and Counseling: The imam is available for personal counseling, helping students navigate challenges related to faith, academics, and personal issues. They may provide resources for students facing difficulties, ensuring they feel supported and connected. Cultural Representation: The imam represents the Islamic faith within the broader university context, educating others about Islam and dispelling misconceptions.
The Muslim Student Association
Jan 2014 – Jan 2016
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Role of the President of the Muslim Student Association (MSA) Leadership and Organization: The president is responsible for leading the MSA, organizing meetings, events, and activities that promote Islamic awareness and cultural understanding on campus. They coordinate with university administration and other student organizations to establish the mosque and facilitate its operations. Community Building: The president works to build a cohesive community among Muslim students, fostering friendships and support networks. They create opportunities for students to engage socially and spiritually, such as organizing iftar events during Ramadan or hosting study sessions. Fundraising and Resource Management: The president oversees fundraising efforts to support the mosque’s establishment and maintenance, seeking donations, sponsorships, and collaborations with other organizations. They manage the financial aspects of the MSA, ensuring transparency and accountability in all transactions. Advocacy and Representation: The president represents the interests and needs of Muslim students to the university administration, advocating for resources, space for prayer, and recognition of the community. They may also engage in interfaith initiatives, promoting understanding and cooperation among diverse student groups. Collaborative Efforts Establishing the Mosque: Both the imam and the MSA president work together to plan the mosque’s establishment, including selecting a location, designing the space, and ensuring it meets the community’s needs. They collaborate on programming, such as weekly prayers, educational sessions, and community outreach activities. Outreach and Promotion: Both roles involve promoting the mosque and its activities to the wider university community, inviting participation from all students, regardless of faith.
The Muslim Student Association
Jan 2014 – Jan 2016
Languages
- English (US) Advanced
- Arabic Intermediate
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