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This document is a resume for Brennon Behrmann that outlines his education and writing experience. Behrmann is currently pursuing an English Bachelor's Degree in Writing from Brigham Young University-Idaho, where he has written short stories, poems, and a fiction novel in progress. He has also authored research papers in APA and MLA format and served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints from 2010 to 2012.
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- 1. BRENNON BEHRMANN bbehrmann06@gmail.com Education Brigham Young University-Idaho Rexburg, ID English Bachelor Degree in Writing English analysis class British Literature class Creative writing, non-fiction, fiction, and poetry Learned to analyzed literature both poetry and stories Able to research and form ideas onto paper Estimated time of Graduation Spring 2016 Chaparral High School Parker, CO WRITING EXPERIENCE Writing Brigham Young University-Idaho 2 short stories, 6 poems, 1 fiction novel in progress Rexburg, ID Short stories include “Lost in Time” and “Cruise of Death” Spring 2014 Poems include “Addicted to Red” and “Heart of a Snake” Spring 2014 Fiction Novel Sci-Fi thriller in progress “The Creation Files” Spring 2014 Wrote theater play based on College dating life Spring 2014 Analyze literature in different forms Able to do research papers in APA and MLA format Analytic Research Brigham Young University-Idaho 5 Research papers in APA and MLA format Rexburg, ID MLA: China and Japan Island dispute Spring 2013 APA: WWII propaganda Spring 2013 A research paper on Fiction Novel Censorship Fall 2014 Other Achievements Served mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of 2010-2012 Latter-Day Saints Submitted Documents for a Pre-Professional Fall 2014 Conference Submitted Short Mormon Fiction for Contest titled Fall 2014 “Scriptures to Pass the Time”