Bringing Visions to Life
A Creative Showcase
Howdy my name is Riley Seitz! I am currently taking Communication at Texas A&M University, College Station. I also am a part of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band in the Corps of Cadets.
ABOUT
M E
I am a person of style, song, and strut. I got miles of running on my feet and can go to town on anything that I strive to do. Theatre used to be a part of my life so much back in high school that I just love all things musicals. Personal favorite is Waitress. I am also quite a gamer! Minecraft has been the center of a ton of my creative ideas since I was seven. I have a huge passion to live life. I really desire to be able to see the world through a lens of love and awe. One day I hope to live on a sailboat sailing to Greece from Italy. A long-term goal of mine is to be debt free and a short-term goal I currently have is to apply to at least three internships for the summer.
My Portfolio
Welcome to my portfolio. Here you’ll find a selection of my work. Explore my projects to learn more about what I do.
Communication-
I currently am a quiet individual that is continuing to develop my oral and written communication skills. To improve on this I have done a conference for a research paper that my COMM 101 class had us work on.
Critical Problem Solving
I am a fast thinker when it comes to problem solving and recently since starting college it has been growing in skill. Because of my experience in the Corps of Cadets at A&M I have been able to adapt and learn multiple marching drills for the Aggie Band. Critical Problem solving comes in when something goes wrong. And sometimes they do so what you do in the moment while marching dictates if anyone notices or not.
Collaboration
I am a highly motivated individual who can collaborate with about anyone. I can listen good and can talk about cool things and normally that works good. This semester one project I worked on was these fish spurs we had to make for the corps. So, some of my buddies and I got together and painted away.
Competencies
One way my communication competency has improved by having more confidence in my speech. For example, I have these meetings with my upperclassmen and I used to barely be able to look at them straight in the face when talking about just regular things. Now I can do it confidently.