Alicia Halberg, Aicp Email & Phone Number

Shoreline, Washington, United States

Golden, Colorado

• Respond to inquiries from the public, other agencies and County personnel, explaining how proposals and regulations work together.• Research proposals and process land use/zoning permits, reviewing applications for adherence to regulations and determine proposal qualifications. • Research planning cases and best practices in land use regulations.• Support planners, senior planners and other staff with projects.

Boulder, Co

Working part-time to support Community Cycles' mission to create a culture of cycling through part-time work in community outreach:• Supporting year-long and follow-up projects related to the popular Kids Holiday Bike Giveaway program, including kids bike tune ups and family rides• Supporting outreach activities for a Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) grant administered by the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) for improving access to bicycles and increasing bicycle mode share in the Boulder Junction neighborhood.• Coordinating outreach and organizing six bike education classes in each of Boulder's neighborhoods as a part of a Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) grant.

Seattle, Wa

• Communications collateral: Create marketing and communication materials, training materials, presentations, brochures, reports, photo displays and web content consistent with departmental and University strategy and brand guidelines. Design, edit, proofread and review print, multi-media and online communications materials.• Continuous improvement: Assist in promoting balanced scorecard, lean and other process improvement activities, and general initiatives as directed.• News and information: Serve as the primary Facilities Services contact for campus publications. Coordinate with other on-campus and off-campus marketing, public information and news organizations to ensure that information is current and accurate. • Coordination and brand consistency: Coordinate with communications, design and web teams across all FS Departments. Finalize written materials prepared by FS units for internal and external audiences as needed, ensuring professional standards and a consistent approach.• Newsletter: Scheduling, planning, reporting, photography, writing, graphic design and layout, editing, distribution, and managing article reprints in other publications for the departmental monthly newsletter.• Training implementation: Train program coordinators and administrators with communications and marketing tools to strengthen program communications. Use metrics to improve open and click-through rates.• Standards and styles: Develop and manage the implementation of design standards, style guides and comprehensive brand identity strategies, including print and electronic media.• Photography: Take photographs for use in the newsletter, marketing and communication materials, recognition events, presentations and electronic media.• Supervise and support: Manage and assist the department's Sustainability Communications Intern by connecting them with sustainability-related resources around the department, advise on strategy and provide expertise on content creation.

Seattle, Washington

Outreach + engagement. Worked with the department’s Transportation Improvement Program, Communications, and Commute Options teams. Worked to improve transportation facilities and major transportation projects. Coordinated outreach and engagement efforts for community input on major infrastructure projects. Served as the communications lead on the department’s application for a competitive USDOT grant, grant applications with the Puget Sound Regional Council. Worked with political consultants on outreach efforts, planning/design/engineering firms on facility design, and contractors on construction and trail detour communications.Communications + Design.Developed educational materials and conducted outreach activities, including pamphlets, presentations, maps and other materials for a variety of transportation programs. Programs included the University’s U-PASS (transportation demand management) and active transportation programs (including bicycling and walking classes and events); parking permits, operations and enforcement; the University’s fleet program with more than 700 vehicles; and the University’s transit shuttle operations. Collaborated with outside departments, including UW Police, King County Metro, Sound Transit, SDOT and WSDOT.Detailed organizational support.Provided staff support for University committees with stakeholders and representatives from across campus, coordinating meeting logistics, agendas, minutes and guest speakers. Created bylaws and set agendas for the University Transportation Committee. Recruited and coordinated volunteers for annual bike counts.Innovation + improvement.Participated in Lean process improvement teams to find creative solutions to complex problems. Enhanced an evening shuttle service and police-provided evening escort program, as well as processes for renting and managing campus bike lockers. Implemented new technologies to enhance office connectivity, and trained coworkers in using them.

Seattle, Washington

• Student employee with Transportation Services’ Commute Options team, working to promote use of transit, bicycling, walking and rideshare in the campus community.• Led communications and outreach efforts during the U-PASS program’s transition away from sticker passes to ORCA RFID cards, distributing new University ID cards to 70,000 students, faculty and staff.• Managed and staffed the Universal Student U-PASS Committee, which transitioned the student U-PASS program from opt-in to mandatory, saving the program by mitigating increasing costs and decreasing participation.• Served as Transportation Services’ liaison to the Associated Students of the University of Washington (ASUW) and the Graduate and Professional Student Senate (GPSS).

Seattle, Washington

• Enforced University of Washington Housing and Food Services policy• Led and managed a floor of 51 residents• Planned events, programs, and provided well-rounded support for floor and building residents• Worked on a team of 10 RAs to build community understanding and promote academic success• Created a compost co-op for the largest residence hall on campus, diverting 2,000 lbs. of waste from local landfillsAwards:• Resident Adviser of the Month - Feb. 2010• Husky Green Award - May 2011

Greater Seattle Area

• Covered presidential caucuses in Washington state and Idaho, including numerous rallies, small town gatherings and large arenas• Put together multimedia pieces including film clips and custom Google maps to accompany written pieces• Self-taught Adobe Flash to build a map of Washington's 49 legislative districts and all state house and state senate races• Sorted through data from Washington's Public Disclosure Commission to follow candidate races• Used Washington State Redistricting Commission data to build old v. new legislative district maps

Greater Seattle Area

• Participated in daily editorial board meetings• Pitched column, editorial and notebook ideas• Published pieces both in print and on the editorial blog• Put together list of all state legislature candidates and voting records on specific bills followed by the editorial board

4608 26Th Ave. Ne. Seattle, Wa 98105

• Worked with a small, family-managed staff • Checked in orders• Created custom orders and gifts• Provided excellent customer service• Managed registers• Helped with the other day-to-day tasks necessary for a small retail business

• Managed an eight-member executive board• Coordinated with a statewide chapter• Coordinated and provided volunteers and other opportunities with local political campaigns• Recruited and trained volunteers for political campaigns and events• Planned and implemented service projects and other events• Increased political awareness and get-out-the-vote efforts at the University of WashingtonHighlights:• President Obama visit to campus• YDUW women's luncheon with Sen. Patty Murray• Two lobby days in Olympia with more than 20 members at each• Three debates with the UW College Republicans• Three forums with UW College Republicans, Young Americans for Liberty, and the International Socialist Organization• A question-and-answer forum with Rep., now Gov. Jay Inslee• YDWA Chapter of the Year for the second consecutive year

• Created and distributed all communication materials for the Young Democrats at the University of Washington• Helped with event planning• Coordinated press outreach to The Daily, UW's student newspaper• Maintained relationships with other political organizations at the University and in Seattle• Created and maintained social media presence• Put together application to host statewide conventionHighlights:• Built first-ever YDUW website• Hosted statewide convention• YDWA Chapter of the Year

Master’S Degree, City/Urban, Community And Regional Planning

Activities and Societies: Tau Sigma Delta honorsCoursework specialization in transportation, land use and infrastructure planning. Thesis.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Journalism/Communications, Political Science, Minor In International Studies: African Studies

Activities and Societies: UW Election Eye, College Honors Program, Resident Adviser, Honors in Sierra Leone: Summer 2010, Young Democrats.