Career Choice Of Ornithology

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My love for the outdoors has led me to the career choice of Ornithology. I would like nothing more then to be able to study the lives of birds and their behaviors. Ever since I was a young boy I have always been fascinated with birds. I have cherished being a part of nature since I was young. Whether it’s fishing, hiking or camping, I have always enjoyed the experience of being outdoors. It is this love that instilled my curiosity in Environmental Science. I have gained respect for nature and all that it has to offer and would love to have the ability to protect the natural beauty it beholds.
After completion of my degree at the University of Wisconsin- Stout I plan to go to graduate school and get a Masters degree in Ornithology. Since I plan …show more content…

I have played several sports during high school. I was on the Varsity hockey team my freshman & sophomore year. I was a member of the Varsity football team for three years. I have also played baseball all 4 years here at Central, three years being Varsity competition. This winter I decided to join the power lifting team at Central and really enjoyed it. I learned so much about the importance of staying fit and the effect it has on everything you do. I worked at Nell’s Catering for a year as a server and currently work at Lackore Electric. My duties there are pretty much whatever needs to be done. I only work a few hours a week during the school year because of school commitments but will be working full time this summer. I do data entry, work shipping and receiving, and managing inventory. I am also the resident maintenance & lawn care worker too. As a Member of the Health Science Academy, a school program for students interested in a career in the health field, I have volunteered at numerous local events. These events included the La Crosse Fitness Festival Half Marathon, Stepping out in Pink, YMCA Turkey Trot, and most recently the grand opening of the Gundersen Health Systems Legacy

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