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Long Island City, NY

Long Island City, NY

New York, United States

• Facilitate Yoga, Meditation, Mindfulness and Healthy Habits Courses locally and internationally for health and wellness centers, yoga teachers, health enthusiasts and the general public (currently virtual).
• Conduct Educational Workshops on the physical, mental and spiritual benefits of yoga postures, mindfulness breathing and self-cleansing exercises, deep relaxation techniques, meditation and positive thinking in Spanish.
• Train and educate yoga teachers in specialties such as Yoga for Runners, Micro Stretches for Rehabilitation, Limited Mobility and Flexibility, Modifications and Adjustments for Beginner – Advance students in NYC.
• Provide private yoga and health consultations based on personal needs and goals locally and internationally.
• Teach voluntarily Senior Yoga classes, meditation sessions and Anxiety and Stress Management workshops for retiree senior citizens at the Instituto Nacional de Previsión del Magisterio (INPREMA) and Escuela.

India

• Supervised, trained and delegated the responsibilities for a team of 20 staff and 60 – 90 students (per course) for the reoccurring residential Yoga Retreat Programs and the Yoga Teacher Training Courses.
• Collected, tracked, documented and reported student and course data and information from the Yoga Teacher Training Courses to ensure compliance with the new (2017) national standards for authentic yoga programs.
• Oversaw and directed the execution of all aspects of the 3 reoccurring courses from start up to closure.
• Mentored and trained residential students and staff professionally and personally.
• Wrote, edited, directed, and maintained social media accounts, presence, and content design for 2 sites.
• Facilitated the daily Yoga Philosophy and Mindfulness lectures, and Meditation sessions with varying techniques for the Yoga Retreat programs, and taught the Beginners, Intermediate, Advance, Gentle, Senior, and.

Greater New York City Area

• Managed, oversaw and enriched 30+ community based programs improving the social-emotional intelligence, academic performance, and safety of 3,000+ NYC youth through grant funding and partnership with local CBOs.
• Evaluated, advised and revised annual and mid-year strategic plans with each program to enhance program design integrating SMART goals and outcomes, qualitative and quantitative data collection, entry and analysis with.
• Conducted routine quality assurance monitoring through on-site evaluations, coordination of technical staff trainings and guiding program directors in areas of community partnerships, cultural sensitivity.
• Developed action plans proposing solutions to program issues related to safety, communication, community support, program planning and quality.
• Supervised and authorized quarterly and annual 30+ program budgets (each worth 750k+) to ensure efficient utilization of funding and program enrichment.
• Co-created the 1st Youth Leadership Conference in collaboration with 3 intra-agency departments to improve the leadership skills (communication and presentation, taking initiative, organization, and program planning).

Greater New York City Area

Evaluated grant proposals by scoring and determining compliance with grant requirements, assessing logic models and applicability of the proposal design and distribution of funds for optimal implementation, and provided recommendations for improving grant proposals in the event of a grant denial.

New York, NY

The Fellowship program was established to honor the late John D. Solomon, an accomplished journalist on homeland security and a devoted public servant. It is sponsored by NYC Emergency Management and is the first student fellowship with the City devoted explicitly to emergency management. The program provides 10 graduate students in the New York City area.

New York, NY

I was selected to join the Short-Term Training Program in Environmental and Occupational Health as a Community Outreach intern. This is a mentorship and training program funded since 1995 by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences of the National Institutes of Health for minority young professionals interested in the biomedical sciences.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

The Mothers and Babies: Mood and Health Research Program aims to develop research targeted at preventing the onset of perinatal depression and improving the mental health of families. Its intent is to focus on underserved populations, including low-income and ethnically diverse populations. The program originated in San Francisco and has an international.

Master Of Public Health (Mph), Community And International Health

Activities and Societies: NYU Public Health Student Group

Bachelor Of Science, Psychology