Leader, Solidarity Action Committee - 05/17 - 08/21Team member responsible for collaborating on all needs related to solidarity between sisters.Creates graphics to be released nationally in shows of support during times of need.Forms resources for sisters to use and disseminate during local or national tragedies including, but not limited to, natural disasters and healthcare emergencies.Educates sisters on sensitive topics including, but not limited to, disability and mental health.Collaborates with a group of 10 members of a varied age range.Regional Director - Gamma Zeta New England Graduate Chapter - July 2019 - June 2020 • Serve as administrative head of the chapter. • Serve as leader in terms of vision and goals. • Serve as liaison between the Graduate Chapter and the Vice President of Alumnae Affairs (and other members of the National Executive Board). Events Administrator - Gamma Zeta New England Graduate Chapter - September 2017 - September 2018• Coordinate all community service and social events and workshops.• Responsible for meeting the chapter’s event requirements.• Responsible for serving as a liaison with the undergraduate chapters in the same region.• Responsible for coordinating any planned events in conjunction with the undergraduate chapters in the same region.• Coordinator of any recruitment events held by the chapter. • Created a Slack account to boost team's efficiency and effectiveness as a chapter.• Hosted a Fall Leadership Conference focused on solidarity.Assistant Advisor - Southern Connecticut State University Colony - May 2017 - May 2018• Created a Slack account to boost team's efficiency and effectiveness as a chapter.• Advises chapter in updated recruitment methods, fundraising, and event planning.• Assists primary Chapter Advisor in overseeing undergraduate chapter internal affairs.• Serves as official chapter representation and liaison between chapter, school administration, and the National Executive Board.

Undergraduate Member - Nov 2015 - May 2017 - Southern Connecticut State University• Provided support and assistance to executive board members.• Marketed the sorority through word-of mouth and printed materials.• Created and designed brochures to develop sorority interest and increase attendees at events.• Assisted during fundraising activities.• Performed community service.• Developed leadership skills.Chapter Treasurer - Jan 2016 - May 2016 - Southern Connecticut State University• Increased income through budgeting and fundraising.• Developed and managed the annual budget, dues, fines, expenses and receipts.• Prepared and administered an annual budget in conjunction with the President.• Functioned as an accountant in the collecting, holding, and dispensing of all monies.• Planned and executed all fundraisers in conjunction with the Fundraiser Chairwoman.Fundraising Chairwoman - Jan 2016 - May 2016 - Southern Connecticut State University• Planned and executed all fundraisers in conjunction with the Treasurer, including a fundraiser to benefit the national philanthropy, Camp One Heartland.• Appropriated an annual budget.Social Chairwoman - Jan 2016 - May 2016 - Southern Connecticut State University• Planned and executed all social events in conjunction with the President.• Was responsible for all community relations and community services.• Advertised all events.Academic Chairwoman - Jan 2017 - May 2017 - Southern Connecticut State University• Compiled and maintained a test bank.• Kept and maintained an academic profile on all sisters.• Kept and maintained a career bank.

Responsible for providing psychotherapy services to individuals, couples, children, families and groups. Responsible for completing all of the necessary documentation, collaborating with community professionals associated with providing these services and assisting in supporting and growing the business as necessary.

• Enhances a client's independent living skills by engaging, assessing, and providing various modalities of teaching and assistance (e.g. modeling, prompting, hands-on assistance).• Provides hands-on support and guidance for activities of daily living such as personal care/hygiene, housekeeping, laundry, food management/nutrition, budgeting, health and safety, leisure, and other activities which promote healthy living.• (Co)-facilitates psycho-educational groups.

Advanced level Marriage & Family Therapy graduate student providing comprehensive counseling to individuals, couples, and families addressing issues including, but not limited to:- Coming out- Depression- Anxiety- Relationship and parenting- Self-esteem and self-acceptance- Cultural and/or religious identity- HIV/AIDS- Sexual and gender identity- Transitioning and trans health/identity

Summary of Position:The Employment Specialist works collaboratively with the career development team to provide a broad range of services that will promote competitive employment for mentally ill adults. This position carries out all phases of employment services including: outreach, intake, career assessment, job development & placement, job coaching and other supportive services, based on the Individualized Employment Plan developed for each client.

• Answered phones• Made copies and rewrites of documents• Archived and organized files• Participated in case supervision groups