jared mcclure

* Led meetings of 20-30 engineering students with the intent of designing the most efficient car * Provided oversight and accountability of team by conducting weekly meetings with vice chairs and helping the most essential teams succeed * Enforced safety standards, wrote the engineering design plan and change of management forms

* Launched three successful Maxwell House meet and greets by communicating with corporate sponsors, peers, and professors, which led to an average of 40 students and 2 professors in attendance * Scrutinized and revised AIChE’s constitution and bylaws for grammar and outdated rules, and added amendments that made the organization’s structure and officer’s responsibilities

* Implement safety measures by having members complete Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) online safety training, which led to no injuries when experimenting with chemicals * Built the containment structure of the car by creating drafts of the container layout and using appropriate machinery to design those parts * Arranged regular group meetings for 15 people by consolidating contact information, so members were effectively informed of current and upcoming tasks

This was a part-time summer job that I had while taking summer classes at the University of Florida. My responsibility was to maintain the overall cleanliness and operation of the store during single employee shifts. Additionally I used POS systems, delivered quality customer service, and was always on time. I decided to leave at the end of the summer because I knew that more of my time needed to be focused on ROTC and my education during the fall and spring semester.

This was a part-time job I had while attending Land O Lakes High School. I was responsible for cleaning the entire yoga studio and the area surrounding the building. I delivered quality customer service and was always on time. I decided to leave because I moved to the University of Florida.

I am a cadet in the University of Florida's Army ROTC program training to become an officer in the US Army. My training is facilitated through classroom instruction on leadership, tactical applications of leadership in laboratory field exercises, and through a rigorous physical fitness program. This is my second year as an ROTC cadet.

Activities and Societies: Freshman Leadership Engineering Group Gator Guard Drill Team American Institute of Chemical Engineers