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Seamus Fearing
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My name is Seamus Fearing I'm 16 years old and my goal is to be enrolled in Liberty Universities A and P program and within two years receive my Airframe and Powerplant license. My biggest hobbies would be weightlifting, powerlifting and spending time with my friends. I've always dreamed of starting my own business or aviation mechanic shop which I plan on doing by the time I'm thirty. I spend a lot of time working for a small contracting business and volunteering at my church. I recently went on a week long missions trip in May in Savanna-lah-Mar, Jamaica to help renovate a school and construct a church in Montego Bay.
Education
Lancaster High School
High SchoolMiscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Trade School
Majors of interest:
- Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians, Other
- Mechanical Engineering
Career
Dream career field:
Airlines/Aviation
Dream career goals:
Employee
Pallet Town Trades2022 – Present2 years
Sports
Wrestling
Club2015 – 20172 years
Awards
- No
Soccer
Club2012 – 20197 years
Awards
- No
Equestrian
Club2019 – 20201 year
Awards
- no
Arts
Etudes Ballet School
DanceYes2017 – 2018Local piano teacher
MusicNo2016 – 2017
Public services
Volunteering
volunteer2021 – PresentVolunteering
White Stone Church of the Nazarene — Missionary2023 – 2023
Future Interests
Volunteering
Janean D. Watkins Overcoming Adversity Scholarship
My name is Seamus Fearing, I'm 17 years old and my biggest goal in life right now is to earn my bachelors degree in aviation maintenance management. Of course I have many other smaller goals but currently the main ones are to earn enough money to buy a new car this summer, pay for my missions trip to Jamaica in June and pay for my college tuition. Life has always had a way of throwing challenges our way, and I've had my fair share of financial constraints, personal setbacks, and academic challenges. However, rather then giving up when faced with these obstacles I used these opportunities to learn and gain personal growth.
Coming from a modest background, the cost of pursuing a degree in aviation maintenance management presented a formidable challenge. However, rather than letting financial constraints deter me, I've sought out scholarships, part-time work, and other avenues to achieve my goal. Throughout high school I've encountered subjects that posed significant challenges, and self-doubt became a persistent adversary. Instead of letting these obstacles define me, I sought guidance and assistance. Through hard work and perseverance, I not only overcame academic hurdles but also developed a tenacity that would prove invaluable in pursuing my dreams.
Life outside the academic realm is equally unpredictable. Personal setbacks, be it health or family issues, definitely has significantly impacted me and my goals. I've faced such setbacks with a resilient spirit, seeking support from friends, family, and mentors. These experiences taught me the importance of adaptability and maintaining a positive mindset even in the face of adversity. Each adversity I've faced has played a pivotal role in shaping my aspirations and goals. The determination cultivated through overcoming academic challenges fuels my commitment to excel in my aviation maintenance management studies. The financial struggles have instilled in me a sense of responsibility and resourcefulness, traits essential in the aviation industry.
In conclusion, my name is Seamus Fearing, and I am not defined by the adversities I have faced but by how I have overcome them. The most daunting adversities I've overcome and am currently working on overcoming would be self-doubt and different financial struggles. As I set my sights on Liberty University and a future in aviation maintenance management, I carry with me the lessons learned from challenges I've overcome. Adversity has not hindered my journey; it has propelled me towards my goals, making me more determined, resilient and ready to soar to new heights.
Aserina Hill Memorial Scholarship
Hello, my name is Seamus Fearing, and throughout my entire life, I have been homeschooled. This has allowed me to pursue my passions, including my dedication to weightlifting, powerlifting and skateboarding. Alongside my pursuits, I am deeply committed to community service through my church, where I actively engage in volunteer activities. One of the most impactful experiences in this regard was my mission trip to Jamaica, where I contributed to building a church and renovating a school. These experiences have shaped my perspective on the importance of community impact and service.
Post-high school, I am excited to start furthering my education at Liberty University, where I plan to earn my A&P certificate and pursue a master's degree in aviation maintenance management. This educational path aligns with my passion for aviation and my aspiration to contribute to the field through skilled and knowledgeable expertise.
My commitment to community service extends beyond my academic interests. Through my church, I have participated in community impact which entails giving food and clothes to people in need of it and also doing yardwork for the elderly. The biggest impact I feel I've made while volunteering was when I went to Jamaica and not only helped do some construction and renovation work but also I was able to spend time with the locals and participate in fellowship with them. This experience not only allowed me to contribute to the well-being of a community, but also taught me valuable lessons about teamwork, resilience, and the power of collective effort.
If given the opportunity to start a charity, I would establish an organization dedicated to uplifting the lives of impoverished children and homeless individuals. The mission would revolve around providing essential resources and support systems to these vulnerable populations, aiming to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness. The primary focus would be on ensuring access to education, healthcare, and basic necessities for underprivileged children. This could involve building schools, providing educational materials, and implementing programs that address the unique challenges faced by children in impoverished circumstances.
For homeless individuals, the charity would work towards not only meeting immediate needs such as shelter, food, and healthcare but also developing comprehensive programs that foster long-term solutions. This might include initiatives for job training, mental health support, and transitional housing, empowering individuals to regain stability and independence. Volunteers would play a pivotal role in implementing these programs, engaging directly with the communities in need. From tutoring sessions for children to mentoring programs for individuals transitioning out of homelessness, volunteers would contribute to creating a supportive and nurturing environment. By focusing on these specific demographics, the charity would aim to make a tangible and lasting impact on the lives of those who are often overlooked. The overarching goal would be to break down barriers, create opportunities, and empower these individuals to build brighter futures for themselves and their communities.
In conclusion, my experiences throughout homeschooling, weightlifting, community service, and international mission work have shaped my character and fueled my desire to make a positive impact. Liberty University will be the next step in my journey, equipping me with the skills and knowledge to contribute meaningfully to the aviation industry.
Thank you for considering my application.
Sincerely,
Seamus Fearing
Appalachian Region Vocational Scholarship
From an early age, I've had a passion for building and taking apart objects. Eventually, this led me to start doing work on various modes of transportation. Initially, I started by modifying an electric skateboard and building a mini bike. However, my interest expanded to encompass automobiles, as I began fixing and restoring cars with my friends and family. As my aspirations grew, I realized that I wanted to pursue a career in aviation, ultimately aiming to earn my A&P License. In this essay, I will delve into what drew me to this career path and outline how I intend to make a difference through my dedication and expertise.
The joy and satisfaction I derived from working on automobiles made me realize that my true calling lay in the realm of mechanics. As I delved deeper into the subject, I became captivated by the intricacies of aviation mechanics and the challenges they entail. The combination of my passion for mechanics and my fascination with flight created a natural transition towards a career in aviation.
To establish a solid foundation in the field of aviation mechanics, I have set my sights on obtaining an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) License. This certification represents a significant milestone in my career journey, as it would provide me with the necessary expertise to maintain, repair, and overhaul aircraft systems. With an A&P License, I would be equipped to contribute effectively to the aviation industry and ensure the safety and efficiency of aircrafts.
Through my chosen career path, I aspire to make a tangible difference in the aviation industry by diligently applying my skills and knowledge, I aim to enhance aircraft safety, performance, and reliability. I understand the critical role of aviation in connecting people, enabling trade, and fostering global development. Thus, my goal is to contribute to the smooth operation and longevity of aircraft, thereby ensuring the continued growth and progress of the industry.
Furthermore, I envision myself actively participating in ongoing advancements and innovations within the field of aviation mechanics. Through my dedication, I hope to inspire others to embrace a similar passion for aviation mechanics, thus fostering a new generation of skilled professionals dedicated to making a difference in the industry.
In conclusion, my early experiences in mechanics, coupled with a deep fascination for aviation, have driven me to pursue a career in the field. By obtaining an A&P License and leveraging my dedication and expertise, I am confident that I can make a meaningful and lasting impact within the aviation industry.
Craig Huffman Memorial Scholarship
My name is Seamus Fearing, I'm 16 years old and I plan on going to Liberty University to study aviation. While weightlifting, skateboarding and spending time with my friends are my current hobbies, my dreams for the future encompass various pursuits, including becoming a professional powerlifter, participating in the reality TV show Survivor, and attaining my Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license.
From a young age, I found myself captivated by the wonders of aviation. Whenever someone asked me, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" my answer always remained the same: "I want to be a pilot!" However, as I grew older, my perspective shifted. Instead of solely desiring to fly airplanes, I developed a keen interest in aviation mechanics. The prospect of contributing to the construction and maintenance of aircraft fascinated me.
My fascination with aviation and the intricacies of aircraft mechanics has deepened over the years. I immersed myself in books, articles, and documentaries related to aviation, eagerly absorbing knowledge about the field.
In addition to my interest in aviation, I believe I exemplify leadership qualities. Leadership, to me, means taking initiative, inspiring others, and fostering collaboration to achieve shared goals. Throughout my high school years, I have actively participated in extracurricular activities and clubs, where I have had the opportunity to demonstrate leadership skills. I consistently strive to motivate my peers, promote teamwork, and ensure the successful completion of our objectives.
Allow me to shed light on my leadership qualities and the roles I undertake within my church community. Currently, I actively participate as a member of the planning group responsible for organizing various events and activities for our church youth group. Moreover, I hold the esteemed position of a student representative on the board of directors at my church. This responsibility involves advocating for the voices and concerns of fellow students, fostering effective communication between youth and the board, and actively contributing to decision-making processes.
Through these roles, I have honed my ability to lead, inspire, and facilitate meaningful connections within my church. It is a privilege to serve and contribute to the growth and development of our youth group and the overall church community.
Furthermore, I believe leadership involves being adaptable and embracing challenges. While training to become a powerlifter I have faced numerous obstacles and setbacks, but through perseverance and resilience, I have developed the ability to overcome adversity. I approach new endeavors with a positive mindset, eagerly seeking opportunities for personal growth and learning.
In conclusion, my journey in aviation began with a childhood dream of becoming a pilot, which gradually evolved into a deep fascination with aviation mechanics. As I pursue my aspirations, I am committed to acquiring the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in this field. Moreover, I embody leadership qualities by taking initiative, fostering collaboration, and embracing challenges. With a steadfast determination to contribute to the aviation industry, I am eager to embark on this rewarding path and make a lasting impact in the world of aviation mechanics.
Michael Rudometkin Memorial Scholarship
From a young age, I have been driven by a deep desire to help those in need and make a positive impact on their lives. Through various experiences, I have had the privilege of embodying selflessness and witnessing the transformative power of lending a helping hand.
One significant instance was my participation in a week-long mission trip to Savanna-lah-Mar, Jamaica. Alongside a dedicated team, we worked tirelessly to renovate a school for underprivileged children, enabling them to access education that would otherwise be out of their reach. Additionally, we contributed to the construction of a church in Montego Bay. This experience not only broadened my perspective on life but also deepened my connection to my faith and my relationship with God.
Furthermore, my commitment to serving others extends to my local community. I frequently engage in volunteer outreach projects, such as the upcoming initiative to clean up the yard of a sick and elderly individual. By dedicating my time and effort to tasks like weeding and raking, I aim to alleviate their burden and provide them with a safer and more comfortable environment. In addition to community service, I have also volunteered at a local food bank, sorting and distributing food to families experiencing food insecurity. Witnessing the gratitude on their faces as they received the much-needed provisions reminded me of the importance of selflessness and the impact it can have on the lives of others.
In addition to these individual efforts, I volunteer in our children's Bible classes every other Sunday morning. It is a joy to guide and mentor these young kids, fostering their spiritual growth and instilling moral values. Moreover, during my involvement in Boy Scouts a couple of years ago, I actively participated in monthly outreach projects, ranging from litter clean-ups to assisting individuals in need.
Volunteering has been immensely rewarding for me. Although the impact may not always be immediately apparent, I firmly believe that every act of kindness has a ripple effect. By extending a helping hand, I have witnessed firsthand the positive changes it brings to individuals and communities. These experiences have solidified my belief in the transformative power of selflessness.
In conclusion, my journey of embodying selflessness has been enriched by various instances of helping those in need. From my mission trip to Jamaica to local volunteer initiatives and community involvement, I have strived to make a difference in the lives of others. By devoting my time, energy, and resources, I have not only impacted those I assist but I also hope that I am playing a part in creating a better world for all.