Cooper Stevens
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A Short Introduction
I am tasked with going incognito and gathering all the information on someone of particular interest. I don't have anything on this person except a name: "Cooper Stevens." In the interest of gaining recognition from potential employers and recruiters, I have spent a good deal of time in the last few years curating information sources about me, and deliberately publishing them publicly on the internet. In my investigation to find information about myself, I was especially contented to easily find those sources that I had curated (meaning that recruiters could also find them easily). However, upon digging further into the internet's search results, I found some remains left behind from my digital footprint (that is, information that I did not curate and publish, but rather information gathered on me just by merely having an active presence on the internet).
Search Engine
When I search my name "Cooper Stevens" on google.com, the sources about me that come up on the first page of results are my Facebook, my LinkedIn, and my Next College Student Athlete (NCSA) profile. To my delight, these are three of the four profiles that I have taken the time to curate and publish for all the internet to see! My Facebook and LinkedIn profiles make public information about my age, education, work history, homes and cities I have lived in, and a few photos of me. Since I regularly update my information on these sites, this data is clearly up-to-date, stable, and _____. This is not all of the information these istes provide, however. On each of these sites, I have
My NCSA profile
