Daniel Garcia is an accounting major at Texas Tech University seeking a job with high standards. He has experience as a busser/server at Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen and as a cashier at Joseph's Coat. Garcia maintains a 15-hour course load as an A student and is involved with his fraternity and campus clubs focused on outdoor activities and long distance running. His objective is to find opportunities where intelligence and competence are expected and he can be a momentum builder among coworkers.

1. Daniel Garcia
3412 60th Street Lubbock, Texas 79413
713-419-1096
Garcia.daniel.d@gmail.com
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Objective
Highly motivated accounting major seeking a job with high standards and expectations. Always
considered to have an extraordinary character and work drive. Incredible momentum builder
among coworkers and clients. Has no less the persona to be accountable, reputable, reliable,
prompt, and looked highly upon. Looking for opportunities where high intelligence and
continual competence is expected.
Education
Texas Tech University, Rawls College of Business for B.B.A. May 2021
Expecting to be a part of the Texas Tech Honors College in the Spring of 2017
Aiming to make Dean’s list and graduate with 4.0 GPA
Experience
Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen Busser/Server Katy, Texas July 2014-August 2016
 Gained knowledge for the structure and performance of the restaurant industry
 Excelled in upselling and improving sales techniques
 Sought out to maximize company profits
 Learned to remain professional in exotic situations
 Strived to avoid complacency and ensure complete satisfaction of customers
Joseph’s Coat Cashier Houston, Texas June 2015-June 2016
 Gained an understanding for thrift businesses and its customers
 Improved and bettered customer communication in difficult situations
Extracurricular Activities
Current pledge of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity August 2016-Present
Campus Long-Distance Club member August 2016-Present
Young Life Summer Camp Counselor June 2016-July 2016
Active within the TTU Outdoor Pursuits Center organizations (hiking, skiing, canoeing, etc.)
Sustaining a 15-hour course load as an “A” student