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Atlanta, GA, US

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

• Constructed facility psychiatrist’s daily schedule by coordinating meetings and sessions, and tracking caseload-specific needs across approximately 22 residential patients.
• Monitored and updated all patient scheduling across assigned teams in coordination with on-site psychiatrists, dietitians, therapists, clinical management, and general medicine staff.
• Coordinated with external insurance organizations in scheduling authorization peer reviews with Eating Recovery Center staff in order to ensure the continued care of high-acuity patients.
• Provided general administrative support to milieu, clinical management team, and on-site providers in order to assure quality patient care, including but not limited to supply ordering, schedule and room management.
• Fostered positive rapport with clients in a unique patient-facing administrative position; knowledgeable in regards to HIPAA, residential eating disorder and trauma-informed care, and CPR certified.

• Collaborate with multiple teams within the IRC to facilitate a five week summer camp for 120 Denver-based refugee children aged 5-18 years old via video conferencing.
• Support the Denver IRC in administrative tasks as assigned; maintained time management and consistent communication with the additional challenge of working remotely.

Moldova

• Planned and taught 10+ hours of Health Education classes per week, in collaboration with four Moldovan partner teachers, to cultivate creative and critical lessons for 200 students aged 8-14 years old. Lesson topics.
• Engaged school administration and community partners in extracurricular activities to encourage increased healthy behaviors of students.
• Efficiently gathered information regarding the health-related behaviors of students to inform influential community leaders about the need for sustainable programming.
• Participated in intensive Romanian language courses over the duration of service as well as seminars, conferences, and trainings related to Health Education, Youth Development, and Project Planning with Moldovan.

San Diego, California, United States

• Advised a diverse prospective population, including families from out-of-state and out-of-country, ​on expectations for prospective students and the California State University System’s application process​.
• Hosted and facilitated recruitment events, panels, and tours for prospective students.
• Performed administrative duties such as overseeing office phone and email communications, operating standard office equipment, and coordinating recruitment event logistics.
• Provided a welcoming customer service experience consistent with SDSU values and expectations.

• Prepared lab and course materials for Introduction to Microbiology (Biology 211L).
• Individually assisted students who took this course so that they might succeed in the subject.

San Diego, California, United States

• Leader of over 170 active members and delegated chapter operational functions across a 12 member Executive Council.
• Maintained a yearly chapter calendar, including on- and off-campus community events, service opportunities, and chapter business.
• Increased participation in fraternity’s philanthropic ambition; total chapter community service hours for the Spring 2018 semester was approximately nine hours per member, an increase from five hours per member in the.
• Created educational programs for community to advance awareness regarding food insecurity statistics and impact in San Diego in respect to fraternity’s philanthropic focus.
• Cultivated heightened community engagement and women empowerment among chapter members through interactive programming activities and advancement of involvement and leadership in student organizations across campus.

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

• Strengthened internal relations among board members by assessing needs of participating students and faculty, in order to meet our larger organization goal of increasing member retention across our seven committees.
• Researched and implemented board-wide programming for professional development, as well as to encourage positive alliances between board members.
• Performed administrative duties at weekly board meetings, including recording minutes and attendance, enforcing parliamentary procedure, and organizing weekly guest speakers.

San Diego, California, United States

• Organized a total of seven large programming events and extracurricular activities, averaging approximately 600 collegiate students in attendance.
• Managed a yearly event planning budget of approximately $100,000.
• Planned and executed weekly committee meetings for approximately 10 - 20 students, during which the goal was to encourage student involvement and creativity in planning our events.

Master Of Social Work - Msw, Social Work

Activities and Societies: Paul D. Coverdell Fellow

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Foods & Nutrition

Activities and Societies: Alpha Gamma Delta International Women's Fraternity, Delta Eta Chapter; Order of Omega Honor Society; Rho Lambda.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Student Government, National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, Future Business Leaders of America.