\nBBA in Management Information Systems – Marshall University
\nMS in Information Systems – Marshall University
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<\/p>\nHow would you describe your role in 10 words?<\/strong> What is your favorite thing about working in IT or at MU?<\/strong> What is your favorite restaurant in the Huntington\/Charleston are?<\/strong> What is your favorite vacation spot?<\/strong><\/p>\n OBX, NC. Nothing outdoes the Outer Banks!<\/p>\n Who inspires you?<\/strong> What are you currently watching?<\/strong> Best concert you’ve ever attended?<\/strong> Something you can’t live without?<\/strong> What is the most adventurous thing you’ve done?<\/strong> What is the coolest thing you’re currently working on?<\/strong> What are your favorite hobbies\/pastimes?<\/strong> What are some additional interests you have?<\/strong> How can someone from our community reach you?<\/strong>
\nManage the IT Web and Enterprise Applications Technical Solutions Team<\/p>\n
\nThe atmosphere and the co-workers.<\/p>\n
\nOutback.<\/p>\n
\nOne of my most recent inspirations comes from a grizzled old gentlemen named CT Fletcher. He’s a motivator, focused on pushing himself to the limits, determined to meet and exceed his goals, and a constant reminder than giving up is not an option. Despite his flaws, and in some cases, in spite of his flaws, I believe he is a constant reminder that there is believably in authenticity, one will find acknowledgment via effort, and there will always be respect in honesty. We are who we choose to be, and and what we work and strive to be, not what people believe or perceive us to be without knowing.<\/p>\n
\nGame of Thrones and Forged in Fire.<\/p>\n
\nGary Clark Jr., in Louisville, KY.<\/p>\n
\nIntegrity. Material things are not essential, unless we’re talking about the Outback salted caramel cookie skillet. The slated caramel cooking skillet is ESSENTIAL.<\/p>\n
\nThe most adventurous thing in my life was probably my enlistment in the U.S. Army or becoming a father, but at this point in my life it is definitely long distance trips on my Harley.<\/p>\n
\nRemoving a wall at my house. I am by no means a carpenter, so the results should be interesting.<\/p>\n
\nRiding my motorcycle. There’s a peace and satisfaction obtained when one is in the wind, that’s hard to describe. I enjoy it.<\/p>\n
\nI also enjoy football, hanging out with friends, good times, and good music. I occasionally enjoy cooking, especially smoking bbq, and relaxing at the Outer Banks.<\/p>\n
\nkevin.byrd@marshall.edu<\/a><\/p>\n