Jacob Kozlek

A professor uses an IMPS (Instructional Media Presentation Station) in a classroom to teach. All IMPS include a computer, Blu-ray player, and a projector setup all connected with Extron products. I work during the Fall and Spring semesters. •Provide classroom support by responding to technology-related tickets and assisting professors during class. •Troubleshoot and resolve issues with hardware, Windows 10 systems, projectors, and audio-visual setups. •Address inconsistent sound behavior in HDMI-connected devices and ensure seamless technology use during lectures. •Communicate effectively with faculty and staff to explain solutions and provide guidance on using technology tools. •Enhance problem-solving, technical troubleshooting, and interpersonal communication skills in a fast-paced environment.

General photographer who shoots, edits, and delivers excellent photos. I usually shoot portraits for my professional work but am open and willing to branch out. I own a professional camera body with multiple lenses, studio strobes, continuous lights, and photography backdrops. I have taken multiple Photoshop courses through Dave Cross's Photoshop Virtual Summits and have been using my camera and editing photos throughout the Adobe Creative Cloud for years now. I edit and deliver my photos through the professional service Pixieset. In the past, I have shot senior portraits, events (such as a community play), group portraits, and weddings. Using Advanced Photoshop Techniques 4+ Years Shooting Sony Alpha Cameras 3+ Years

Current Youth Mentor for Conyngham Code Crackers Robotics Team. Main job is to teach and guide children ranging from grades K-8. Kids tasked with completing teamwork exercises, FIRST core-values drills, and programming LEGO Robot for the robot games in competitions. Kids either learn Scratch programing language or LEGO Mindstorms programing language. Mentors would give guidance and teaching regarding the programming languages and also guidance towards their team's project. (FIRST's theme for the robot game and project prompt changes with every season.) -Previous Global Innovation Award Finalist For Team | Current Mentor (Other awards won in FIRST as a student include "Teamwork Award", "Project Award", "Programming Award", "Presentation Award", "Championship Award" )

Designed, Build, and Maintained a commercial-level Christmas Lightshow Display for a local golf course. Was on a team from the HAAS where the target golf course funded us with the materials needed to get the project done. From the beginning of May 2022 to the end of November 2022 we worked on developing the show. Built a Makermade M2 CNC machine, learned how to use it, and designed props to cut out for the light show. Also Designed a 32-strand MegaTree as a showcase piece for them, along with mini-trees. (She final photos.) My main job was designing and assembling the control junction boxes, setting up the networking aspect of the project, and constructing the materials needed for the final product. The Sugarloaf Golf Course enjoyed our final product and there is talk of us being hired again for next year's show.

I would work the gate making sure people had paid wristbands to see the Christmas lights. I would also walk the light show, ensuring all the lights were on and music was playing. I would cooperate with my co-workers to ensure customers were satisfied and having a great time.

Junior Minor: Art Studio (Concentrated in Graphic Design / Photography) Participated in the Big Event: Community Service Event