Amber Gordon Email & Phone Number

Salt Lake City, Ut, Us

Salt Lake City, Ut, Us

Salt Lake City, Ut, Us

Salt Lake City, Ut, Us

Salt Lake City, Ut, Us

Tampa, Florida, Us

• Recruit, train, supervis, and evaluate 12 undergraduate Resident Assistants and provide on-going staff development• Oversee operations of apartment style residence halls housing approximately 400 students • Maintain budget for RA programming and initiatives focused on community development and collegiate success• Serve on professional staff 24-hour emergency response rotation• First responder to crises including emotional, medical, behavioral, and facilities-related emergencies• Serve as primary conduct hearing officer adjudicate cases with educational philosophy using Advocate system• Create and facilitate training sessions for student leaders including diversity and inclusion, incident report writing, and working with international students• Collaborate with Residential Education team to develop and implement residential curriculum with measurable learning outcomes to gauge student success and engagement• Manage community-wide occupancy through the use of Mercury software

• Serve as the organizational advisor for RHA Executive Board including 11 undergraduate executive board members• Directly advise National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) and rework selection and induction processes• Directly advise NACURH Communications Coordinator (NCC) and serve as delegation advisor for international and regional conferences• Oversee monthly program development and advocacy initiatives serving on-campus population of 3,200 students in order to develop an inclusive and engaged community• Develop and oversee campus-wide process for RHA President elections and constitution changes• Allocate and maintain $174,000 annual budget accumulated through student fees• Manage transactions on departmental Purchasing Card for RHA expenditures• Collaborate with off-campus vendors and develop contracts to increase variety of activities hosted by RHA• Serve on professional staff 24-hour emergency response rotation for 31 residence halls • First responder to crises including emotional, medical, behavioral, and facilities-related emergencies• Serve as conduct hearing officer for first-year and upper-division areas and adjudicate cases with educational philosophy using Advocate system• Create and facilitate training sessions for student leaders including diversity and inclusion, working group development theory, conflict management/difficult conversations, and working with an advisor• Integrate RHA into Residential Curriculum strategies by shifting programming, national, and regional involvement to leadership development, communication, and advocacy

• Recruited, trained, supervisee, and evaluated 8 undergraduate Resident Advisors, co-supervised an additional 12 Resident Advisors, and provided on-going staff development• Oversaw operations of traditional and suite-style first year residence hall housing approximately 200 students • Built and maintained collaborative partnerships in order to support 8 Living Learning Communities• Maintained budget of approximately $3,500 for RA programming and initiatives focused on community development, collegiate success, and Living Learning Community engagement• Serve on professional staff 24-hour emergency response rotation for 31 residence halls • First responder to crises including emotional, medical, behavioral, and facilities-related emergencies• Served as primary conduct hearing officer for a first-year area and adjudicated cases with educational philosophy using Advocate system• Created and facilitated training sessions for student leaders including diversity and inclusion, incident report writing, and working with international students• Collaborated with Residential Education team to develop and implement new residential curriculum with measurable learning outcomes to gauge student success and engagement• Managed community-wide occupancy through the use of StarRez software

• Coordinate and present entertainment acts from around the region and country• Request and complete contracts with associates• Maintain a budget for all events; Approximately $40,000 annually• Collaborate with other universities at regional and national conferences to block book entertainers• Oversee Entertainment Committee• Construct and facilitate campus and community advertising for entertainment events

• Assisted with International Student Orientation for over 100 new international students• Guided international students in their transition to the American Higher Education system• Held international duty phone and perform regular building rounds to maintain safety and security• Responded to any crises, facilities, personal, or academic issues encountered by international students

• Served in a regular 24/7 duty rotation including six residence halls: traditional, suite-style, and apartments• Executed summer camp check-ins and check-outs for child and adult camp attendees• Conducted check-ins and check-outs for summer residents in all residence halls• Enforced hall and university policies for summer residents and summer camp guests

• Worked in 432 bed traditional style residence hall serving primarily first year and international students• Managed a floor of 36 diverse residents• Collaborated with 11 other resident assistants and 5 desk assistants• Counseled first year and transfer students in their transition to college life• Served in regular duty rotation and performed duty rounds to maintain safety and security• Responded to crises including alcohol poisoning, and physical altercations• Enforced hall and university policies including drug and alcohol violations• Planned and facilitated floor and building-wide active and passive programs including the maintenance of a bulletin board with relevant, engaging, and up-to-date materials• Maintained budget provided for floor programming• Managed administrative duties including maintenance requests, incident reports, and room transfers• Supported community engagement and security through front desk coverage

Master’S Degree, Educational Leadership And Policy

Bachelor’S Degree, Sociology