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Arlington, Va, Us

Washington, Dc

Washington, Dc

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

- Collected and analyzed data in Google Sheets and Excel to identify and address knowledge gaps.- Drafted detailed reports and informative presentations rooted in rigorous qualitative and quantitative analysis.- Effectively communicated complex information to diverse audiences, using both English and Spanish.- Collaborated with a range of partners to plan and facilitate events and trainings while meeting tight deadlines.- Developed innovative processes in a fast-paced and unstructured environment to facilitate student growth and collaboration. - Maintained records of team meetings, external communications, and student progress. - Created lessons plans and provided provided rigorous math instruction for 100+ students.

- Facilitated discussions and assisted in developing content for a first-year seminar on learning, justice, and identity.

Greater Boston Area

- Leveraged qualitative and quantitative research methods to analyze media coverage of human rights violations in 100+ countries to assess the impact of reporting on targeted sanctions. - Investigated and conducted literature reviews on the diffusion of norms influencing nuclear policy among past U.S. leaders.

Greater Boston Area

- Produced 150+ detailed incident reports and program evaluations. - Worked with a team to budget for and implement 40+ engaging programs, often in partnership with academic departments and university offices. - Mentored students and gained experience in crisis management and conflict resolution.- Collaborated with a staff of 18 to cultivate and manage a community of 800 residents- Designed flyers using Canva and crafted weekly emails to promote community events.- Received the First Year Area Resident Assistant of the Year Award.

Greater Boston Area

- Conducted academic research on the traits of insurgent groups in the 1982 Lebanon War and the 1920 Iraqi Revolt, coding for 60+ factors to explain which groups attain power after regime change.- Investigated U.S. foreign policy strategies regarding ISIS.- Proofread and edited publications on violent national movements. - Worked remotely while fulfilling weekly obligations.For more information on Professor Peter Krause's Political Violence Project, see http://www.peterjpkrause.com/research-team.

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

- Mentored and lead 120+ middle/high school students for over a month.- Coordinated and oversaw a weeklong conference of 600+ middle/ high school students.- Managed and organized all administrative paperwork and waivers for the conference of 600+ students. - Facilitated and directed student mentorship and peer advising during both parts of the conference.

Greater Boston Area

- Gave tours and answered questions at one of Boston's historic Freedom Trail sites, often interacting with more than 2000 visitors a day.

Bachelor'S Degree, International Studies And Political Science (High Honors)

Activities and Societies: - Resident Assistant - Undergraduate Research Fellow - Undergraduate Research Assistant - Teaching Assistant.

Non-Degree Graduate Student, Political Science And Government

Completed Political Science Ph.D. coursework as a non-degree student while working full-time. Courses: - PSC 8489 Coercion.