Alex Mullins Email & Phone Number

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

-Assist with program creation and database for attendance and outside services for students-Assist in the planning and implementation of the tutorial program for students-Discussed public health, science education, epidemiology, and science experiences with students and staff-Assist with principal and vice principal with tracking of students that were missing credits and applied Edgenuity service for students that were returning or were online during the COVID-19 Pandemic-Demonstrated understanding of Salesforce and application to the school and partner services-Mentored services to select students that were seeking graduation and life after high school-Created and assisted with healthcare prevention strategies and techniques during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic with students, families, and the community of Phoenix Academy-Distributed online and hybrid data for education to the students and families of Phoenix Academy, keeping all up to date with current events and educational standings-Salesforce Data Entry for staff, administrative staff, counselors, and teachers of Phoenix Academy-Record upkeep using Infinite Campus, SharePoint, CISDM, and Salesforce keeping all well-informed and open to track academic and communication progress for all of Phoenix Academy

- Handle office tasks including filing, generating reports and presentations, performing setup up for meetings, and reordering necessary supplies for the appropriate party- Provide trip schedules for the appropriate party and handle real-time scheduling by booking appointments for the appropriate party - Make travel arrangements, such as booking flights, cars, and reservations for events- Screen phone calls and route callers to the correct party- Use computers to generate reports, transcribe emails, enter data on Excel and Salesforce, and conduct research when required- Handle payroll with ADP and assist in payment of bills

Greater Atlanta Area

Summer Intern with The Carter Center's Rosalynn Carter Mental Health ProgramIntern was able to: -Discuss ethical choices, values and professional practices implicit in public health decisions, considering the effect of those choices on social justice and accountability. -Assist with logistical planning for large events, including the Annual Rosalynn Carter Georgia Mental Health Forum and the Annual Training Meeting for The Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health JournalismIntern was also able to: -Demonstrate understanding of the three core functions of public health (assessment, policy development, and assurance) within the Carter Center, the state and on a global scale to enact change with public health.-Conducted literature reviews, assisted with the development of concept notes, program reviews, and donor proposals. -Assisted in implementation of a three-day training of domestic journalists and international journalists from Qatar, United Arab Emirates, and Colombia on mental health and substance use issues. -Assisted in the planning and implementation of a regional forum in the state addressing school-based behavioral health-Assist in the compilation of comprehensive literature reviews and background research for scholarly usage and policy works and communication

- Surveyed the club area and reported everything to the club director- Reported all age groups in for sign-in and direction to designated club areas- Aided leaders of club areas and assisted as a chaperone in field trips, college tours, and team building exercises amongst the staff and participants of Boys and Girls Club- Helped with conflict resolution involving the participants of the Boys and Girls Club- Ensured quality in day-to-day programs and activities with the participants of Boys and Girls Club- Served as student success coach with College Bound staff and teenagers of Boys and Girls Club- Acted as a fitness and nutritionist ambassador

Greater Atlanta Area

- Researched the Human Genome Project along with a group of student interns (Science Lab provided by Dr. Victor Corces of Emory University)- Participated in a 5-6-year project researching many similar genome traits between humans and animals - Provided research in which could help provide cures to many illnesses and diseases including Cancers and Alzheimer’s disease- Research was eventually published in a national science journal (available upon request)

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Epidemiology, 3.06

Activities and Societies: SKIP (Save Kids of Incarcerated Parents) Georgia Inc., Atlanta Public Schools Mentors, Breaking The Chains.

Master Of Public Health - Mph, Public Health, 3.1

Activities and Societies: SKIP (Save Kids of Incarcerated Parents) Georgia Inc., Atlanta Public Schools Mentors, Breaking The Chains.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Kinesiology And Exercise Science, 3.0

Activities and Societies: Morehouse Upward Bound, Morehouse Bonner Scholars, Stone Mountain Youth Soccer Association, Judo: The Ultimate.