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Alexandra Cenatus is listed as Director of Programs | Maryland 250 Commissioner | Racial Equity Practitioner | Language Access Advocate at Maryland Humanities, a company with 18 employees, based in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at mdhumanities.org and a matched LinkedIn profile for Alexandra Cenatus.
Alexandra Cenatus previously worked as Director of Programs at Maryland Humanities and Assistant Director for Programming and Public Engagement at University Of Florida. Alexandra Cenatus holds Master’S Degree, Latin American Studies from University Of Florida.
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My work focuses on connecting audiences to the humanities through continuous learning, collaboration, and embracing diverse perspectives. Throughout my professional experiences, I've cultivated a versatile skill set across various roles: Assistant Director, Mentor, Project Manager, Advisor, Instructor, Facilitator, Translator, Curator, and Storyteller. This multifaceted experience enables me to design innovative initiatives, approach challenges holistically, manage projects effectively, facilitate meaningful dialogues, and prioritize multilingual audiences.My research involves employing mixed methodologies to determine outcomes and assess impact. I disseminate findings through various channels, including digital platforms like the Haitian American Dream Timeline.At Maryland Humanities, My team and I strive to create inclusive spaces that foster engagement with the humanities. Outside of work, I nurture my passions and curiosity through activities such as exploring restaurants, traveling, attending exhibits, reading, and watching documentaries. I'm always eager to engage in discussions about program implementation, language access, and community engagement.
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States
1) Spearhead Maryland Humanities' program by articulating its long-term organizational goals and strategies through industry insights, upholding best practices, and utilizing mixed methods (surveys and focus groups) to make the humanities accessible to Maryland audiences2) Cultivate an organizational culture centered on continuous learning and intellectual.
Gainesville, Florida, United States
UF Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere1) Spearheaded "Conversations in the Neighborhood," a multi-year initiative involving over 15 partners, including the City of Gainesville's Office of Equity and Inclusion. This series significantly enhanced engagement between the University of Florida Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere and.
Gainesville, Florida, United States
1) Conducted extensive archival research, examining over 300 records in French, Haitian Creole, and English. These records, sourced from the UF Latin American Collection, Radio Haiti Archive, and Chronicling America Historic American Newspapers, included a diverse range of materials such as paper and electronic documents, audio recordings, photographs.
Gainesville, Florida Area
1) Designed and implemented innovative college-level curriculum and training modules for both in-person and hybrid learning environments, leveraging diverse resources:a) Web-based tools: E-learning platforms, Kahootb) Media: Newspapers, podcasts, radio shows, filmsc) Traditional materials: Booksd) Tailored approach to address varied learner needs2).
Haiti
1) Led an in-depth research project on Haitian Vodou:a) Conducted 16 unstructured interviews with Haitian Vodou devoteesb) Explored the correlation between Haiti's social evolution and Vodou religious practicesc) Challenged prevalent stereotypes about Haitian Vodou through authentic practitioner narrativesd) Created compelling content that garnered over.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
1) Analyzed Haiti's precinct data and equipment performance to develop research questions, develop coding schemes, and provide recommendations on voter behavior and training election workers.
Gainesville, Florida Area
1) Assisted Professor Daniel A. Smith with his research on voting in the American states by analyzing turnout data and political participation in Florida.
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Emilia (Michalkiewicz) Schulz
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Alexandra Cenatus works for Maryland Humanities.
Alexandra Cenatus is listed as Director of Programs | Maryland 250 Commissioner | Racial Equity Practitioner | Language Access Advocate at Maryland Humanities.
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Alexandra Cenatus is based in Baltimore, Maryland, United States while working with Maryland Humanities.
Alexandra Cenatus has worked for Maryland Humanities, University Of Florida, University Of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries, Haiti Electoral Council (Conseil Électoral Provisoire, Cep), and University Of Florida Department Of Political Science.
Alexandra Cenatus's colleagues at Maryland Humanities include Emilia (Michalkiewicz) Schulz, Marilyn Hatza, Sarah Weissman, Lou Williams, and Claudia M. Allen.
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Alexandra Cenatus holds Master’S Degree, Latin American Studies from University Of Florida.
Alexandra Cenatus is listed with skills including Research, Leadership, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, International Development, Social Media, Teamwork, and Customer Service.
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