Abigail Laufman Email & Phone Number

Portland, Or, Us

Portland, Or, Us

Portland, Oregon, Us

The Senior Northwest Program & Competition Manager will lead the collaborative CLP team effort todevelop and deliver three of our main student competitions, We the People: The Citizen & the Constitution, Mock Trial and Community Action Projects. The Manager will also be responsible for leading CLP’s regional site serving Northwest Oregon, supporting teachers and students in Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington,Yamhill, Hood River, Tillamook, Clatsop, and Columbia counties. The RPM will serve as an ambassador for CLP and its programs, developing and nurturing relationships across the K-12 school community, as well as with other key stakeholder groups including the legal community, university and community college programs, and other civic organizations. Through their outreach, the RPM will recruit and supervise a local Educator Advisory Council.

Portland, Oregon, Us

The Program Manager (PM) is responsible for creating and executing an online community engagement strategy that effectively strengthens Civics Learning Project’s (CLP’s) relationships with and value to teachers across Oregon through our digital platforms, including our social media presence and our updated Educator Resource Community (ERC). Foster a community of educator colleagues across the state to share best practices, ask questions and collaborate on new and innovative approaches to their teaching and learning. Responsible for maintaining and enhancing CLP’s online resources to drive engagement and participation across our programs, and report the use and impact for each platform channel.

West Lafayette, In, Us

Identify, contract, and arrange community partnership placements for Teacher Education students. Coordinate induction and mentoring of recent graduates for three years post-licensure, including establishing, coordinating, and monitoring an alumni mentoring network. Develop and then implement the tracking and communication protocols and systems for engaging recent graduates regarding Induction and Mentoring opportunities. Collaborate with instructors teaching in the induction program to coordinate, manage, and oversee the induction courses and the online support network.

West Lafayette, In, Us

Oversee Early Start, Summer Start, and Summer College for High School Students. Provide support to the Director of Summer Session, including data analysis, managing projects and program logistics, preparing and presenting reports, and conceptualizing and operationalizing strategic summer enrollment growth initiatives. Builds and maintains accurate and timely Cognos reports for Director of Summer Session and other administrators, faculty, and staff. Serves as a liaison between the Summer Session Office and students, parents, outside agencies, and the general public as it relates to strategic programming. Coordinates, manages and completes special projects and assignments. Receives and responds to general office inquires.

West Lafayette, In, Us

Indianapolis, Indiana, Us

Integrate dance, music, theater, and visual art into all subjects in the 5th grade curriculum.

Assistant Director to all theater camps available during the summer, including an improvisational camp (ages 11-14), two weeks of an introduction to theater (ages 5-9), and a four week intensive theater camp (ages 8-17) where a full show was produced. Responsibilities included working with campers and teaching them skills in acting, singing, and dancing; helping with auditions and assigning parts; organizing and implementing workshops focusing on character development and other theatrical techniques.

Coordinate service projects for students via the Volunteer Center (at least one per month)Coordinate special projects for Make a Difference Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service, 9/11 Day of Service and other nationally recognized days of serviceMaintain contact and keep updated records of agencies in the Indianapolis area

2011Assist with planning the Orchard Schools "Orchard In Bloom", a nationally recognized garden show and community event. The show has raised over $100,000 for outdoor education programs for the children of Indianapolis.Responsibilities include obtaining donations, keeping in contact with artists involved, organizing client information into spreadsheets, designing show layout, assisting with setup, and other general help with organization.

Bachelor'S Degree, Middle Childhood/Early Adolesence

Master'S Degree, Educational Studies