Resume
Mitchell Jomar Bailey
College Address: Permanent Home Address:
1601 E Market St, 15244 Leslie Brook RD
Greensboro, NC 27411 Huntersville, North Carolina 28078
mjbailey1@aggies.ncat.edu b777emiratespilot@gmail.com
704.773.3360 704.875.1887
Career Objective: To become an Airline Pilot & Air Force Pilot
Education: Freshman, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical University (NCAT), Greensboro, North Carolina. Major: Journalism & Mass Media Production. Minor: Air Force History. Grade Point Average (GPA): 3.7. 2018-2022.
Hopewell High School, Charlotte, North Carolina. Graduated June 2018.
Skills/Talents: Photoshop Design. Private Pilots License.Very Proficient in playing the Drums. JVC camera certified
Military Service: N/A Currently enrolled in the North Carolina Agricultural & Technical Air Force ROTC Program.
Work Experience: Concord Regional Airport Aircraft Exterior Washer. Duties: Thoroughly rinse aircraft and clean off any extra debris that would prevent the aircraft from flying. Fly Carolina. June 2018—Present.
Volunteer Service: Served as a greeter for the wreaths across America charity event, Charlotte, North Carolina. Greeted people, gave them information about our organization and told them what the purpose of the charity was. Fall 2017.
Taught the Children’s Class at Vacation Bible School, Ebenezer Baptist Church, West sugar creek RD, Charlotte, North Carolina. Summer 2013- Summer 2018.
Civil Air Patrol Member. We are a small Air Force based program for anyone ages 12 and up who are interested in learning about what being an Air Force personnel (pilot specifically) is all about, our organization that spread our nationality through charity (wreaths Across America) we fed the homeless. Helped out in a soup kitchen and dfid a church clean-up. we also have different components that include Color guard, honor Guard, as well as orientation flying. Fall 2018 – Present
Veterans Day Parade. I marched in the Veterans Day parade with my JROTC program out of thanks for the service of our fallen and living military members. Fall 2014 – Fall 2017
Old Nox Commons helper. Because I had a Great Grandmother who was a resident in the Old Nox Commons nursing home, I decided to help the elderly people by reading to them on activity day, helping pass out food trays to their rooms and I played bingo with them on bingo nights every Saturday.
Honors and Awards: Received the Dadelious Aviators award for outstanding achievement through High School, I was awarded my Billy Mitchell cadet second lieutenant award in Civil Air Patrol, won 3rd place in the national oratorical contest through my church, I was awarded Blackbird of the month in October for ROTC.
Personal Statement: Flying is an art and a science, and I am here to conquer and emphasize my passion and love for aviation, I was born to fly.
References:
Deacon Robert Hampton
Ebenezer Baptist Church
2020 W Sugar Creek Rd
Charlotte, North Carolina 28262
704.995.4300
1st Lieutenant John Robertson
United States Air Force
(704) 724-3232
Officer Alex Bowles, Campus Police Officer
Ward Hall University
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
Kennedy Dr.
Greensboro, North Carolina 27741
abowles@ncat.edu; 828.262.2232
Captain Brendan de Brun
United States Air Force Transport Pilot
Moody Air Force Base
Bemiss Rd, Moody AFB,
GA, 31699
First Officer Wali Smith
American Airlines ( Retired PSA Airlines) Regional pilot
Charlotte Douglas Intl Airport
5501 Josh Birmingham Pkwy
Charlotte, North Carolina 28208
flywali@hotmail.com ;901.230.1449
Jerome Woodard
Director of Security at (KATL)
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
6000 N Terminal Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30320
(404) 309-9350
Cover Letter
April 4th, 2021
All concerned:
I am a rising junior attending North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University majoring in Journalism and minoring in Air Force History. I was informed by a CLT Airport employee (Brendon Washburn) about this awesome job, I am very interested in everything you have to offer. Please keep me in mind when you select individuals to become PSA employees.
There are many things I’d like to accomplish in life such as, graduating college with a Master’s in Journalism and getting started on the right path to a great career. In order to get to that point I have to work hard and dig deep. The career I’d like to pursue is flying military and civilian aircraft. I chose this path not only because I’m passionate about flying but also because I love building social interactions with other people. Being a pilot takes a lot of patience and critical thinking due to the reality that lives are in your hands. That is where the science in flying takes place. To fly it takes both an art and a science to then be able and take to the skies. At a very young age I fell in love with airplanes (this could be because my mother went into labor at the airport), it was then that my true dream of becoming a pilot began. I have the drive to build a career that does not involve running a touchdown or shooting a basket, but to educate the young minds of the future and to fly over this beautiful world, through the never-ending blue sky and over the shiny clear waters. My ultimate dream is to fly (become a pilot). It will be difficult to attain this long-term goal that I have set for myself, but what’s life without a challenge to determine my successful finish. I have made steps to achieving my dreams by volunteering and working with the older adults at Olde Knox Commons, being a youth leader in my church where I coordinated service projects for the youth and mentored elementary minority males. I volunteer with the males students in the summer program at Bradley Middle School, where I taught social skill and leadership skills. I’ve participated in various service projects through JROTC. This has given me leadership opportunities as well as experience in working with diverse populations. I am currently focused on college. I have
began my college journey at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (A&T) since the Fall of 2018 where I was also apart of the Air Force ROTC program “Screaming Blackbirds.” I am finishing up my second semester as a sophomore at North Carolina A&T with my name on the Dean’s List. In order to get on the Dean’s List you have to attain all grades above “passing” and your GPA has to be above a 3.26 because I kept my college GPA above a 3.25.
I have enclosed a resume for your perusal and will be delighted to come in for an interview at your convenience. The best way to reach me are by calling or texting my phone or through my email: 704.773.3360; mjbailey1@aggies.ncat.edu.
Thank you for taking the time to read my resume, and for considering me a nominee for the job, I promise that you will not be disappointed at all!!
Very Respectfully,
Mitchell Jomar Bailey
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