Family to Attend and Graduate From College

¶ … family to attend and graduate from college I have a strong desire to succeed and work my way up in the corporate environment. While I currently work in the Human Resources department of a non-profit organization, it is my wish to eventually rise to the position of Director of Human Resources, either with the current organization or a different one. But my ambition is not limited to simply that position, from Director of Human Resources I would like to someday work my way into the position of Executive Director and possibly CEO of a company. However, as those plans lay in the future, my first step is to attend the MBA program at Indiana Tech. With my MBA from Indiana Institute of Technology, specializing as a Human Resource Specialist, or possibly a Management Analyst, I hope to gain a position in a company that will allow me to begin my upward climb.

I believe is was during my tenure working for the Boys and Girls Clubs that I was first exposed to the department of Human Resources. While working there I helped to establish policies and procedures for the recruitment and hiring of personnel. I later personally performed the recruitment and hiring of staff as well as developed the staff training program. In my daily work I routinely interacted with customers and controlled customer service initiatives, directed team responsibilities, coordinated administrative activities such as staff supervision, development and grant maintenance. As a result of this experience, I am perfectly comfortable motivating and supervising culturally diverse workforces.

And while my current position with Lifeline Youth and Family Services is fulfilling, I feel that I have abilities and ambitions that reach beyond. But my experience in assisting clients in building skills in parenting, discipline, communication, problem solving, conflict resolution, self-sufficiency, personal responsibility and responsible thinking will be an invaluable asset to me in my future plans. Many of the skills I have learned can be utilized as a Director of Human Resources in a company. But more importantly, when I assist clients in finding and maintaining employment, their participation in treatment planning, or in their court appearances, my interaction with people of diverse backgrounds has given me an understanding of the human side of Human Resources. One must never forget that the "Human" in Human Resource stands for real people.