Honor Society® member
Skyler Sizemore
- University of Arkansas
- Undecided
- Class of 2024
- Bryant, Arkansas
Member since April 2020
About
I grew up in the small town of Brookhaven, Mississippi. I was raised on riding horses, home cooked meals, and church with family on Sunday. During my senior year of high school I took night classes after school at Pulaski Technical College in order to become a Certified Nursing Assistant. After four months of classes, many clinicals, and state testing, I became a Certified Nursing Assistant. December of my senior year I enlisted in The United States Army following my dad’s footsteps and being the only female in my family to ever enlist in the military. I graduated from Bryant High School in May of 2019. After graduating Ishipped out to Fort Sill, Oklahoma for Basic Combat Training (BCT). After graduating BCT I arrived at Advanced Individual Training (AIT) at Fort Huachuca, Arizona where I began training as a Geospatial Imagery Analyst (35G). I am working to be accepted into the ROTC program where I can become a leader and set myself apart from other individuals by pushing myself mentally and physically.
Education
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Bryant High School
2017 – 2019
Goals and interests
- Career goal
My Intended Career path is to attain my Associates Degree in Geospatial Imagery Analysis through the Cochise College MOS qualifying program and continue working towards a Masters Degree in Computer Science in order to utilize my skills obtained as a 35G.
- Outside the classroom
I grew up riding horses, so whenever I have the chance I love going on trail rides with my father and grandfather. I started singing lessons in the 9th grade and began singing on Wednesday nights at my youth group at church and continue for fun in my free time. I love spending time with my family and friends when I am home from my military training and have time off from school and work.
Volunteering
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Alexander Outreach Center
The summer of 2018 I volunteered with First Southern Baptist Church in leading a youth Vacation Bible Study for the Alexander Outreach Center.
Jul 2018
