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Boston, Massachusetts, United States

AETE 407, 522 & 546- Student Teaching Practicum SeminarAETE 307 & 542- Pre Practicum I: Saturday Studios AETE 411, Museum and Community Internship

Program & curriculum development, program implementation, outreach, and administration for NLE's Youth Action Council and assisting with Young Exhibition Makers (Y.Ex.)

Greater New York City Area

Deliver strategic planning and direction impacting curriculum development, culturally responsive practices & arts-based projects to organizations and institutionsPartner with senior leadership to develop and facilitate professional development and update orientation plans, diversity, equity and community engagement practices Execute thematic large scale multimedia arts-based eventsManage artist and event space contracts and communications

Greater New York City Area

•Maintain contractual agreements for 4 district contracts totalling $1,000,000 +•Created, piloted and implemented ChangeMKRS after school framework now in over 25 schools •Directly managed programming, staff development and supply budgets totaling $30,000•Lead monthly training focused on integration of art, Social Justice pedagogy and media making

•Created and implemented ChangeMKRS after school program now in over 25 schools•Led monthly training on integration of arts, media and Social Justice teaching •Oversaw management of teaching artists, program observations and district contracts •Curated and produced quarterly events for youth, artists and community members •Managed direct sales and expansion of program across school districts and regions•See me discussing my work on ChangeMKRS here: https://vimeo.com/157458650

Greater New York City Area

Plan and lead workshop series focusing on strengthening culturally responsive practices for youth development organizations city-wide Secure speakers for workshop seriesLead participatory workshops to generate content for new CRP handbookCollaborate with Student Success Network staff and network members

Brooklyn, Ny

Manage summer and afterschool programs for 160 elementary age childrenSupervise 20 part-time staff members, teaching artists and volunteersDesign and ensure quality delivery of project-based curriculum Coordinate outreach to parents and community members for special events and projectsCollect student data, attendance and all other required paperwork to maintain city contract

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Manage arts, sports, leadership and civic engagement programs for 200 middle school age youthSupervise after-school staff, sports and arts specialistsDevelop positive relationships with school staff, administration, and parents. Conduct trainings on 21st Century Skills and Common Core Standards Provide training and assistance in lesson planning for afterschool and evening program staff

Investigate and report on extended learning time (ELT) program outcomes and best practices Build on evidence base for high school ELT model development throughout NYCResearch and expand upon qualitative data for arts-based programs in public schools

Center For Student Activities Leadership & Service

Advise students on planning and implementing cultural, educational and political programsCoordinate community service initiatives for over 950 students with student leadersMentor club presidents and executive boards to ensure cohesive and proactive organizations Co-facilitated an Intergroup Dialogue course, a nationally recognized undergraduate course that connects diverse students to share their experiences and learn about diversity and social justice

Designed project-based curriculum for 6 week summer arts/education program for children K-8th Collaborated with community artists and 5 staff members to ensure successful delivery of curriculum to 50 campersCreated a week long capacity building program for Centro staff to help facilitate the design and implementation of the camp before campers arriveOrganized annual community arts exhibit including promotional materials, publicity, and curation of the exhibit that generated national media coverage

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Researched grant proposals and prepared contracts for $175,000 budget Developed curriculum for community education programs based in leadership, arts and culture Secured contacts with key stakeholders/community members for funding and event opportunities

• Working knowledge of University department’s policies and procedures• Assist administrators, faculty, students and vendors with information and service on a daily basis • Schedule meetings, answer phones, clerical work with exceptional customer service skills

• Supervised middle school aged youth• Provided tutoring and literacy instruction • Organized enrichment activities on peer mediation and conflict resolution skills through interactive workshops and the arts

Master Of Arts, Educational Leadership, Politics And Advocacy

Master's Educational Leadership, Politics and Advocacy

Ba, Political Science

Activities and Societies: Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc.Student leader for Association of Latino Students, Intern with Pepon.