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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Oxford, Mississippi, United States

As the primary staff member in the Center for Inclusion and Cross Cultural Engagement focused on LGBTQIA+ students, programming, and policy, I am in a unique position to continue developing and implementing the University of Mississippi's LGBTQIA+ centered initiatives, which affect undergraduate and graduate students in addition to faculty and staff. I partner widely across campus with staff in offices such as Equal Opportunity and Regulatory Compliance, UMatter (student crisis resource center), the William Magee Center for AOD and Wellness Education, Health Services, and Student Housing and with faculty of various colleges and disciplines to help make UM more welcoming to and inclusive of students of marginalized genders and sexualities. My major day-to-day responsibilities include:planning and executing student programmingorganizing visiting speakers and facilitatorsstudent coaching and consultingcrisis interventionadvising student organizationsfacilitating workshops on sex, gender, and sexuality themesconsulting on LGBTQIA+ themes and initiatives in other departmentsserving on the Chancellor's Standing Committee for LGBTQIA+ Affairs

New York, United States

Working in a highly independent and self-directed manner, I supported the administrative and artistic endeavors of the Drama Division, responsibilities including:Spearheading the creation and editing process for all performance programs from start to finish. For certain programs, I worked alongside the Juilliard Public Affairs graphic designers to collaborate on programs and printed materials, providing initial copy and liaising between Drama Division leadership and the graphic designers to give notes.Assisting with curriculum documentation for Academic Affairs, including course catalog updates; evaluations and grading breakdowns; and syllabi retrieval, editing, and submission.Coordinating edits of text and layout for all Division materials, including official internal and external correspondence, website, and printed materials. Initiated the creation of a Divisional style guide.Researching and writing the alumni news for the Juilliard Journal, and compiling notes on proofs.

New York, Ny

Working since 2017 as a member of a 12-person full-time, year-round staff for the Tony-Award winning theatre company, I have developed project management and leadership skills while working in a fast-paced, high intensity non-profit arts environment. Co-produced the remote rehearsal and recording processes for two titles in the Williamstown Theatre Festival 2020 Season on Audible, including Chonburi International Hotel & Butterfly Club by Shakina Nayfack.With Artistic Director and Associate Artistic Director, managed commissioned writers, maintaining relationships, supporting residencies, and providing dramaturgical feedback as needed. Collaborated with Communications Coordinator to develop assets in support of the 2021 season, including moderating artist roundtable conversations and writing and editing interviews with season designers.Managed the annual administering of the L. Arnold Weissberger New Play Award in a year-round adjudication processAs a representative of Williamstown Theatre Festival, moderated a Meet the Makers session with Tom Stoppard at Tanglewood during their 2019 season.

Assistant to Mandy Greenfield, Artistic Director at Williamstown Theatre Festival.As a member of a 12-person full-time, year-round staff, duties include managing calendar, correspondence, and travel for the Artistic Director, in addition to sharing literary responsibilities with the Associate Artistic Director. Literary duties include managing script submissions and script readers, writing coverage for plays read and seen, line producing developmental readings, managing and contributing program dramaturgy for summer productions, and moderating audience talkbacks and panels.

New York City

Supervised by the Literary Associate, responsibilities include reading script submissions and attending script readings and writing coverage; delegating scripts to a team of script readers, collecting reports, and organizing them using Microsoft Access; assisting the Artistic Producing Associate in producing Monday's@3 script readings; receiving and organizing materials for the 2050 Fellowship Application Process; writing articles for The Brief, a supplementary blog to NYTW's season.

New York City

Worked as a member of a three-person literary intern team supervised by the Literary Associate. Read and average of nine scripts per week and wrote coverage on three, in addition to attending 1-2 script readings a week and providing coverage. Shared opinions in weekly Literary Department meetings.

Middletown, Ct

Supported the Administrative Assistant by making copies, filing, budget accounting, updating room reservation cards, and represented the Theatre Department by giving tours, speaking to new/prospective students, and drafting the monthly department newsletter.

Middletown, Ct

Bachelor'S Degree, Theatre

Graduated with honors in Theatre Thesis: "'Like No One I Ever Saw Before': Fun Home as Broadway's Lesbian Interruption"

Education record

NTI is a semester-long theatre program run by the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center in which students work 10 hours a day, 7 days a week.