• Provide leadership to multi-institution lead research projects• Develop and manage community/multi-sector partnerships• Design, produce, and distribute educational materials• Distribute materials in multiple languages to increase access• Collect, manage, and analyze data in REDCap system

• Neighborhood Food Champions literacy garden consultant• Former on-call science instructor at the Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab• Taught First-Year Seminar course on food systems, “Beyond the Kale”

• Wrote news releases and facilitated media relations• Produced legislative advocacy statements and membership alerts• Managed social media networks• Developed partnerships with recreation industry representatives• Coordinated production of printed materials• Created digital images and managed photo archive• Recruited volunteers and directed outreach efforts

• Managed production of the New Teacher Advocate• Coordinated organizational sustainability efforts• Produced sustainability content for KDP website• Coordinated organizational sustainability efforts• Launched partnership with Project Learning Tree

• Consulted for University Writing Center and Technical Communication Writing Center• Research and teaching for International Center for Intercultural Communication (ICIC)• Service-learning researcher for English for Academic Purposes program• Taught English to Medical Humanities students at Peking University Health Science Center

· Web Site & Social Media Production· Digital Content Writer · Photographer· Client support· Ghost writer

· Taught ESL while living at Keenan House (part of Ustinov College) in Durham, England· Developed new ESL class for adults representing 14 countries· Promoted formal and informal speaking opportunities in whole class and small group activities

· Taught listening/speaking skills to non-matriculated students· Evaluated student performance and adjusted materials accordingly

· Wrote and distributed customer mailings· Maintained Web site· Implemented customized marketing plan· Developed organization style guide· Created media information fact sheet· Managed social media networks· Photographed products and archived imagesNote: Temporary position while director was on sabbatical.

• Founded urban garden project• Recruited and trained volunteers and staff• Partnered with community organizations• Managed $50,000 grant

· Produced stories and photographs on topics related to sustainability, food security, and alternative transportation· Search "Angela Herrmann" at https://www.nuvo.net/ for bylines

· Served on the Rocky Ripple Town Council· Oversaw $90,000 budget· Rezoned several municipally-owned lots to park status· Crafted guidelines for urban poultry within the community

• Designed, edited, and maintained websites to create a user-friendly and engaging content (including the first Disciples Spanish-language site)• Pioneered the establishment of the organization's social media presence, effectively expanding its online reach and engagement• Produced, wrote, and edited publications to deliver informative content• Developed and managed "Return to the Garden," an educational program for adults and children promoting community gardening at U.S. churches, emphasizing community volunteerism, hunger relief, food security, and environmental stewardship• Recruited and trained volunteers to lead workshops and grow environmental justice awareness• Launched a partnership with Equal Exchange to promote fair trade purchases• Served as the denominational liaison to the National Council of Churches Eco-Justice Working Group • Chaired the first "green" General Assembly in Indianapolis in 2009 (See Indianapolis Star, "Church's theme: Living green" by R.King (2009, Jul 29) pp. A.1-A.1)See https://www.discipleshomemissions.org/missions-advocacy/green-chalice/history/ for Angela's contribution to Disciples environmental ministries.*Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:17:26 -0500"This summer I met Angela Herrmann, who is on staff with the Disciples Home Missions of the Disciples of Christ.  The Disciples were in Portland for their General Assembly, and a group came out to one of our community gardens to do a work service day. Angela has also published a booklet, "return to the GARDEN: The Disciples guide to organizing community gardens". The booklet is meant to encourage congregations to care for the earth and for people, by establishing community gardens. I was pleasantly surprised at how inspired and practical their work is described. So, you may want to check with the local Disciples of Christ for land and help."Leslie Pohl-Kosbauhttp://www.mail-archive.com/community_garden@list.communitygarden.org/msg05135.htmlLast accessed 08/18/2012  10:56pm

• Researched, wrote, and edited content• Recruited and managed freelance writers• Maintained digital content and photography

• Directed communication, media, and public relations efforts• Responsible for writing, electronic publishing, editing, and photography• Designed and produced seminary publications• Edited and managed seminary Web site

• Achieved or exceeded event fundraising goals of up to $80,000 per year• Hired and supervised part-time office support staff• Planned, organized, and marketed special events• Recruited and trained up to 100 volunteers, including children, per special event• Assisted and advised three volunteer ADA chapters• Gained basic grant writing experience• Named employee of the year

• Enforced Indiana laws and university regulations • Helped secure and photograph crime scenes and protected evidence• Worked large events, including the Pan American Games • Trained and served as dispatcher as needed• Researched the viability of bicycle patrols on campus and drafted a proposal which was later accepted