Recruit, manage, and coordinate volunteer opportunities for 300 Alumni Admissions Advocates (AAA)Create and implement an engagement and stewardship plan for the AAA program, resulting in a more efficient and effective volunteer experienceCreate and co-manage The Future Alumni Network, a student group that focuses on instilling the culture of philanthropy and provides members with professional development opportunitiesPlan and coordinate two major admissions recruitment efforts, engaging more than 250 alumni Selected to be on the Cultural Committee and helped create a cultural statement for the Advancement Team

Plan, organize, develop, and direct the memory support activity department to create an engaging and purposeful environment for people with all stages of dementia Collaborate with 60 residents and their families to create and maintain individualized activity care plansSupervise 50 volunteers assisting with memory support residents on a weekly basis and train and supervise more than 150 volunteers annually Create and implement monthly activity calendars with a wide variety of events Manage “Music for the Mind,” a pilot music therapy program designed to bring together residents and their family members sponsored by Institute of Therapy through the Arts

Plan and execute meaningful activities for memory support and short-term care residentsCoordinate “Music for the Mind,” a music therapy program, sponsored by the Institute of Therapy through the ArtsObserve attendance, mood, behavior, and involvement of residents

Planned and created events on campus to unite the class of 2015Fundraised and advertised for the Wooster FundDesignated to plan alumni events for the next five years for the class of 2015

Assisted staff in planning and executing events and activities for residents and the communityEstablished a trusting relationship with the residents Encouraged residents to attend social events and physical therapyNominated by the College of Wooster for the national Howard Swearer Humanitarian Award for volunteer service with West View Healthy Living

Helped the organization become more active on campus

Managed a local sorority chapter of 32 womenHelped coordinate move from university houses to fraternity-sorority dorm

Provided care for a cabin of 14 middle school girls for seven weeksMotivated children ages seven to 14 to learn how to swimEnsured the safety of about 500 children in Echo Lake