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Trey Pendergrass is pursuing an MBA in accounting at Eastern Illinois University, where he earned a BS in business administration and finance minor. As a graduate assistant, he supports faculty by developing curriculum, conducting research, and providing technical support. Pendergrass played football for EIU from 2011-2015, developing strong leadership, time management, and teamwork skills. He volunteers with local organizations and has received academic honors including the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society. Pendergrass' computer skills include Microsoft Office, accounting software, and data analysis programs.
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- 1. Trey L. Pendergrass 561-889-6223│tlpendergrass@eiu.edu│ Education Eastern Illinois University – Charleston, IL Graduate Studies: Master of Business and Administration, Accounting Concentration 2015-Present Undergraduate Studies: Bachelor of Science in Business, Accountancy 2011-2015 Minor: Finance Major GPA: 3.60/4.0 Cumulative GPA: 3.41/4.0 Experience Graduate Assistantship: Eastern Illinois University School of Business 2015-2016 • Well versed in providing classroom instruction support for faculty members as well as developing and implementing student based curriculum in a university environment • Delivered administrative support to assigned projects and programs as directed by the assistant chair including the creation of an alumni survey for the School of Business • Assist faculty in the collation of materials and presentations as well as webpage development • Assist with faculty research projects; engage in literature searches • Provide technical support for the School of Business and respond to student questions posed verbally and electronically via email Collegiate Athletics EIU Division I Football Team 2011 – 2015 • Utilized effective time-management skills completing 40+ hours of practice, training and competition weekly while maintaining a high level of academic success • Developed commitment to a strong work ethic and completion of the task at hand • Ability to work well with others in a team environment in order to achieve a common goal • Strong leadership and communications skills, to effectively solve intra-team conflicts • Focused effort, sacrifice and self motivation toward achieving personal and team goals. • Ability to learn from successes and failures and move to the next hurdle, dropping negative baggage Extra-Curricular Activities Volunteer Work 2015-2016 • Teen Reach • Habitat for Humanity • Charleston Food Pantry Awards National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society 2015 Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll 2012-2015 Eastern Illinois University’s Eastern Award 2015 Eastern Illinois University’s Merit Award 2012-2014 Additional Skills Computer: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Qualtrics, SPSS, QuickBooks, H&R Block, Ultra-Tax