Leading team to develop content and manage federal website that reaches 1.8 million+ views per month. Scrum master for agile app development team leveraging Unity game platform to create a government manufacturing facility tour. Creates strategic vision of kids and educators website content and resources. Develops curriculum around agency topics, including lessons and resources, aligned to Common Core standards.

I lead a community of practice focused on collaboration, support, and connection between learning & development staff in City Year's 27 locations and utilizing technologies to create learning spaces. I also manage a long-term organization-wide initiative to train our staff in a leading edge youth development framework via in person and web-based learning events. Finally, as a member of the leadership team for our largest learning event, I support the logistics, specifically registration aspects, of a 1,300 person, 5 day event, working with over 50 stakeholders to execute on over 200 sessions.

Works to support the National Learning Academy in its work training corps members for school service, developing them as leaders in their communities, and growing their professional skills and tools. Acts as a project manager for instructional designers who create learning materials for various softwares, including Workday, Salesforce and SharePoint systems, and serving on Learning Management System selection and implementation team. Project manages national conferences in Boston, develops and implements written communications and webinar calls to various audiences and other assigned projects as needed. Experienced with Workday, SharePoint, MS Project, WebEx, and Microsoft Office Suite.

Led, managed, and selected team of four individuals to implement logistics of 1,200 person 5 day conference. Our team created an online registration system with over 250 course offerings; collaborated with Northeastern University partners to ensure meals for all participants each day and to house about 900 participants; coordinated travel for participants arriving from 25 different City Year sites; managed the 16 hour daily schedule for each member of the 30 person Summer Academy Team; designed and implemented an on-site registration process; coordinated with about 30 different stakeholders to implement special meetings and events during the conference; and helped set up and trouble shoot IT needs for sessions throughout the conference.

Evaluated and reviewed over 550 undergraduate applications as a first reader to help reduce the amount of time it takes for a full time admissions staff member to review an applicant's file.

As a Senior AmeriCorps Member, I led a team of 5 corps members to drive student improvement via tutoring, after school programs, and school wide events; assisted in managing the partnership between school officials and City Year team; designed and facilitated training sessions for up to 80 people; and organized and empowered Corps Council group to create morale boosting initiatives and events. I gained valuable experience with monitoring, collecting and analyzing data; people management; working in the education system; and public speaking.

Led campus visit experience as volunteer tour guide and delivered informational sessions to prospective student groups ranging from 20 to over 300 people. Participated in group and individual interviews during selection process for prospective student tour guides.

Answering phones, email and in person inquiries, as well as assisting with the processing of applications were the main job responsibilities of an Admissions Assistant. A heavy emphasis on customer service, interpersonal skills, and fluency with new technology systems were required for success. I was selected as a student representative to travel to Connecticut with a group of Admissions Directors to participate in school visits and presentations as well. Lastly, I received the Admissions Assistant of the Year award in my final year.