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Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Remote

Teach Qualitative Methods in Monitoring and Evaluation in the Project Management and Evaluation Certificate program with the School of Professional and Extended Studies, 2015-OngoingTeach Project Monitoring and Evaluation with the School of International Service, 2016- OngoingServed as Teaching Assistant for the Introduction to Project Monitoring and.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Built and managed right to education community of practice, overseeing proposal development and providing technical support and grant backstopping for 24 international civil society organizations.Revised index questionnaire and reconcile and finalize responses based on Questionnaires submitted by civil society partners, peer reviewers, and national.

Dadaab, Kenya

Conducted evaluations of Accelerated Learning Programs (ALPs), Capacity Building of Youth for Social Change Training Series, Digital Work Project on Impact Sourcing, and the opportunities available to integrate ICT into the ALPs.Developed and provided M&E professional development to Kenya team.Conducted evaluation of impact of Capacity Building of Youth.

State College, Pennsylvania

• Research Assistant, Goodling Institute for Research in Family Literacy, Institute for the Study of Adult Literacy
• Supported teaching Introduction to Family Literacy and coordinate online BlackBoard courses.
• Coordinated Institute of Education Sciences grant, include website support, data collection, and qualitative data analysis using Nvivo
• Assisted in drafting policy briefs on family literacy and learning
• Developed the website for the Institute for Study of Adult Literacy
• Conducted literature reviews on family literacy, employability, professional development, and adult education.Graduate Assistant

Afghanistan

Taught Introduction to Computer Applications, assisted in university wide curriculum development and specifically the design of the Mass Communication degree program. Developed curriculum and taught Digital Media Literacy course within the Mass Communication degree program.

Developed distance learning program, assess software and technical solutions in low bandwidth environments, supervised implementation of distance learning project with 72 rural healthcare workers, developed curriculum for distance in face-to-face training.

Washington, DC

Course: Managing Humanitarian Operations in Conflict ZonesMay 2011, Peacebuilding and Development Institute, American UniversityInstructors: Roy Williams and Steven HanschCourse: Introduction to Human RightsFall 2010, Spring 2011, George Washington UniversityInstructor: Dr. Scott Edwards

Developed Geospatial Conflict Analysis Platform, integrating platform into data visualization training with multiple faculty, assisted in budgeting, accounting, and administrative functions.

Specialized and researched eLearning, taught technology training workshops, blogging and pedagogy to students and faculty.

Coordinated online marketing strategy for the Journal, overseeing 3 interns working on marketing materials and outreach.

Assisted facilitation of literacy, gender, peace consolidation, and civic awareness workshops while researching the Liberian Civil War and human rights advocacy in Liberia, edited and drafted workshop and field reports, two proposals with budgets for future projects on youth development, developed participatory monitoring and evaluation plan and uniform.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Organized community group of 300 members, coordinating schedules, creating lists, created and distributed flyers, composed fact sheets, mailings, press releases and advisories and building coalitions for the Anacostia Library Campaign.

Created xml documents, composed and edited 600 abstracts and texts for further study while managing undergraduate staffing in the office, filing system, organized schedules and travel arrangements to and from Nepal and assisted with staffing recruitment.

Cleveland/Akron, Ohio Area

Cleveland/Akron, Ohio Area

Phd, Lifelong Learning And Adult Education, Comparative International Education

Activities and Societies: International Education Student Association CIES AEA

Ma, International Peace And Conflict Resolution, Public Anthropology, Human Rights

Interdisciplinary Masters focusing on international conflict resolution, human rights and humanitarian law, and anthropology. GPA: 4.0..

International Human Rights Law

Attended August 2009 - December 2009. GPA: 4.0.

Ba, Anthropology, Theatre, And History

Senior Thesis: Theatre-for-Development in Practice and Anthropology. GPA: 3.7.