Amanda Beaubien Email & Phone Number

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

-Continued duties as Lead Humane Education Instructor-History of increasing department support, reach, and revenue annually-Engages with the community during various outreach events-Builds partnerships with various local non profits-Promotes educational and outreach efforts through media hits-Audits and aligns curriculums to state standards maintaining high quality programming-Collaboratively developed and implemented move strategy to new campus while maintaining educational programming-Implements and further develops future campus vision to include programming across multiple AHS campuses via growth of the education and outreach department-Created interactive tour stops and signage for Rob & Melanie Walton Papago Park Campus-Tracks educational budget, revenue, and reach data-Analyzes and synthesizes various data points for various stakeholders-Supervises P/T education staff, Seasonal staff, Humane Teens, and Junior Camp Counselor

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

The Arizona Humane Society is the state's designated responder for animals in distress during natural disasters. When called, AHS will set up temporary shelters and the team will apply their FEMA and Wild Land Fire Fighter skills while the veterinary team will provide treatment to affected animals.

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

• Communicate clearly, effectively, and efficiently• Ability to improv and problem solve quickly while interacting with guests• Ability to work collaboratively

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

-Coordinates and facilitates programming for both adults and youth including Humane Teens, seasonal camps, school programs, birthday parties, scout programs, reading programs, and outreach efforts-Educational community engagement through various outreach events-Creates and implements lesson plans with interactive components-History of increasing educational programs revenue annually-Presents, handles, transports, and cares for the Education and Outreach department's Animal Teachers (invertebrates, amphibians, reptiles, small mammals)-Coordinates and facilitates the Arizona Humane Society's Humane Teen program -Collaborates with various departments to provide career exploration workshops -Creates partnerships and collaborates with other various non-profits to provide career exploration workshops -Collaborates with other departments to create internship opportunities for seasoned Humane Teens-Creates LMS supplemental programming for Humane Teens-Creates and manages Humane Teen shifts on Volunteer Hub-Tracks educational budget, revenue, and reach data

Glendale, Arizona, United States

• Implemented Choice Based curriculum allowing for an individualized learning path for 160+ students yearly• Created various in-person and virtual learning resources including audio visual presentations, interactives, and worksheets using Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Prezi• Strong ability to multi-task and project manage as 160+ students engaged in various projects using various media• Defined and documented various project objectives lasting 9 weeks, 18 weeks, and a year• Maintained various objectives and data points using Microsoft Excel and Google Spreadsheets• Collaborated with other professionals on objective progression, growth, and assessment• Worked collaboratively with various subject professionals creating cross-curricular experiences • Organized and was Master of Ceremonies for company Renaissance (talent) assemblies for 5 years benefitting 900+ clients• Organized, filmed, and edited four virtual Renaissance assemblies during remote learning• Created and facilitated programs such as teen improv and special effects make up• Collaborated with other professionals to organize and facilitate fundraising events for key stake holders such as “Paint & Pop” events• Organized yearly art show/fundraiser for key stake holders• Supervisory/mentor teacher for incoming professionals• Department leader for exploratory and PE department; advocating for department needs, disseminating campus information, leading department meetings, etc.• Member of the campus improvement team assessing and analyzing campus/department/teacher needs for training, team building, and curriculum enhancement proposals for 900+ key stakeholders• Member of the district exploratory and electives work team reviewing and editing current course guides for the district of 38 schools, as well as reviewing and accepting proposals for new courses

Tolleson, Arizona, United States

• Worked collaboratively while co-teaching• Utilized team work and communication in order to effectively co-teach • Team player award• Most positive attitude award

Tolleson, Arizona, United States

• Organized and implemented large scale events for key stakeholders• Budgeting and ordering experience supporting 500+ key stakeholders• Cultivated and nurtured client relationships• Data tracking and analysis• Created and cultivated signature program in new location• Excellent problem solving skills and flexibility

Toledo, Ohio Metropolitan Area

• Managed 8 para-professionals - assigning tasks, guiding strategies, conflict management• Utilized data tracking and analysis to drive outcomes• Experience working with clients with disabilities

Bachelor'S Degree, K-12 Art Education

Activities and Societies: • Dean’s List throughout academic career • Recipient of the Luci Ann McCall scholarship • New student.

Transfer Credits

Activities and Societies: • Dean’s List throughout academic careerCourses not only included university pre-requisites, but courses such.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: • President of the French club • Advanced chemistry • Choir • Art • Swimming