Alvin Mangosing Email & Phone Number
@sfsu.edu
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Alvin Mangosing is listed as Substitute Teacher at Education for Change Public Schools, a with 265 employees, based in San Francisco, California, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at sfsu.edu, phone signal with area code 415, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Alvin Mangosing.
Alvin Mangosing previously worked as Speaker at San Francisco Lgbtq Speakers Bureau and Assistant Coach - JV Back Line at Berkeley Rhinos High School Rugby Club. Alvin Mangosing holds Ma, Organization And Leadership from University Of San Francisco.
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About Alvin Mangosing
My work experience is in Team Member Development, Curriculum Design, and Staff Retention in Higher Education grounded in Critical Queer Theory and Care. I am currently a doctoral student whose educational and research interests are in understanding belonging among transgender students of colour within Jesuit Catholic spaces through qualitative research methods. My career goals are to serve diverse groups of community educators and engage in transformative organizational change that support individuals from under represented identities. My passions and experiences outside of my profession lie in exploring the richness of San Francisco's urban art and music scene; engaging in strenuous physical activities such as long distance running, mixed martial arts (Filipino emphasis) and rugby; and enjoying time with my large family!
Listed skills include Student Development, Higher Education, Student Affairs, Residence Life, and 42 others.
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Speaker
Trained speaker and facilitator for small groups of elementary school to high school aged students/youth, on LGBTQ issues, through a personal narrative and learning outcomes based approach.
Assistant Coach - Jv Back Line
Provide coaching and training development to 30+ high school rugby players from the Berkeley/Oakland area. Recent winners of the Nor Cal High School Rugby Cup title for 2015 season.
Assistant Director, Residential Education And First-Year Experience
Interim Assistant Director
Assistant Director For Residential Education And Leadership
Oversee programmatic and curricular development of 3 on-campus residential facilities housing 400 undergraduate students.Supervise 2 Masters level area coordinators and 5 undergraduate student leaders.Provide day-to-day operational support, COVID-19 compliant processes, and crisis response for a residential community of 400 students.
Assistant Director For Continuing Residential Education
Oversee programmatic and curricular development of 3 continuing (upper class) student areas.Supervise 3 MA level residence hall directors.Co-advise the USF Residence Hall Association.Provide day-to-day operational support and crisis response for a residential community of 2500 students.Serve on Title IX Task Force.
Director Of Residence Life And Student Services
Provide programmatic and operational support to 200 American and international study abroad students living and learning in Rome, Italy. Primary areas of responsibility are in student conduct, staff supervision/training/development, program development, crisis management and support, assessment and strategic plan implementation.
Assistant Director For Resident Services And Programming
• Directly supervise, evaluate, and lead team of 2 masters-level Housing Assignments Coordinators and 3 undergraduate student office assistants to manage and administer room assignments, occupancy plans, and residency exemptions for a system of 4000 beds• Provide direction and support to 9 full-time professional residence life staff and 11 graduate assistants on desk operations, facilities management, room assignments, and hall council leadership development and programming• Oversee day-to-day operations, hiring, training, and development of 11 residential security desks with a student staff of approximately 180 desk receptionists• Serve on the senior leadership team responsible for the creation, implementation, and evaluation of department’s strategic plan, mission, and goals• Serve as a senior administrator in the 24-hour on-call duty structure and provide support during emergency and crisis situations• Recruit, select, train and advise the Residence Hall Association (RHA) executive board with a programming budget of $37,000• Serve as administrator for residential room management system (RMS), departmental programming database (ThinkTank), staff scheduling modules (WhenToWork), departmental website, and social media tools (Facebook and Twitter)• Collaborate with Dining Services, Campus Card, and Bursars Office on meal plan marketing, management and billing• Collaborate with Admissions and ITS on the housing assignments process for new incoming and transfer students• Chair the Residency Requirement Exemption and Contract Release Appeals committeeAdditional University and Divisional Responsibilities• Member, Division of Student Development Programming Committee• Member, University Campus Safety Advisor Council• Supervisor, ACUHO-I Summer Intern• Mentor, NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Program (NUFP)• Member, Family Weekend Planning Committee 2013• Trip Advisor, White Privilege Conference 2013
Assistant Director
July 2007 present · Lead and direct a developmental programming model for a residential population of 1700 students · Recruit, hire, train, and supervise 4 masters-level Residence Hall Directors (RHD), 5 Assistant RHDs (Graduate Assistants), one Head Resident, and two graduate interns. · Serve as the department liaison for university wide program initiatives and events · Serve as the co-chairs of the Division of Student Development Professional Development Committee and the Student Development Programming Council · Plan and implement the First 6 Weeks, a campus-wide program model of 52 programs based on Seattle University's 6 Jesuit values.
Residence Hall Director
• Operated and managed programmatic efforts for building of 700 undergraduate resident students• Selected, trained and supervised 21RAs, one Assistant Residence Hall Director (graduate student)• Worked directly with faculty, Residential Ministry, Jesuits in Residence, and facilities staff to support residents and parents.• Facilitated processes and requests for room changes, consolidation and assignments within the building• Served on campus-wide on-call emergency response system for 1700 residential students• Assisted with the development of the Returning Resident Housing Selection and Learning Community Road Shows• Chaired departmental committees: RHD Training, RA Spring Training, and RA In-Service
Assistant Coach
Facilitated individual and team skill development for novice to expert level high school aged rugby players.
Coach - Developmental Side
Facilitated individual and team skill development for novice to expert level rugby players. Player and team demographics consisted of men of color, LGBTQ identified men, and men how never played sports but wanted to be part of a positive sports community.
Assistant Residence Hall Director
• Managed 24-hour front desk administration and facilities operations for building of 375 first-year resident students• Selected, trained and co-supervised 15RAs, one Academic RA, one Desk Manager, and 25 student Desk Clerks• Coordinated facilities work orders, key inventory, lock changes, and check-in/check-out administration• Monitored budget of $5,000 for RHC programs, front desk supplies, and educational programs
Area Coordinator
• Live-in staff for 90 international and transfer students in an off-campus residence hall facility and 25 first-year students in an on-campus apartment-style facility• Selected, trained, supervised, and evaluated 15 RAs• Developed and implemented educational programs for the International and Multicultural Learning Communities• Adjudicated student judicial hearings and issued educational sanctions
Senior Resident Advisor
Supervise 14 resident assistants and 2 program assistants.Developed and implemented programsServed in an on-duty rotation for 3 first year hall areas
Player
Played intercollegiate rugby
Class President
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Olga Hernandez
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Plinio Alberto Hernandez
Colleague at Education For Change Public SchoolsBerkeley, California, United States
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Josue Jimenez Lopez
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Paula Malesardi Hansen
Colleague at Education For Change Public SchoolsSan Francisco Bay Area, United States
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Jasmin Tow
Colleague at Education For Change Public SchoolsOakland, California, United States
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Tavita Robles
Colleague at Education For Change Public SchoolsOakland, California, United States
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Jordan Dixon
Colleague at Education For Change Public SchoolsEl Cerrito, California, United States
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Mia Riley
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Diane Carter
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Larayne Povlsen
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Alvin Mangosing education
Ma, Organization And Leadership
Bs, Human Development/Education
Doctor Of Education - Edd, Higher Education/Higher Education Administration
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Alvin Mangosing works for Education for Change Public Schools.
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Alvin Mangosing is listed as Substitute Teacher at Education for Change Public Schools.
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Alvin Mangosing is based in San Francisco, California, United States while working with Education for Change Public Schools.
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Alvin Mangosing has worked for Education For Change Public Schools, San Francisco Lgbtq Speakers Bureau, Berkeley Rhinos High School Rugby Club, San Francisco State University, and Seattle University.
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Alvin Mangosing's colleagues at Education for Change Public Schools include Olga Hernandez, Plinio Alberto Hernandez, Josue Jimenez Lopez, Paula Malesardi Hansen, and Jasmin Tow.
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What schools did Alvin Mangosing attend?
Alvin Mangosing holds Ma, Organization And Leadership from University Of San Francisco.
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Alvin Mangosing is listed with skills including Student Development, Higher Education, Student Affairs, Residence Life, Public Speaking, Staff Development, Student Leadership, and Event Planning.
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