Act as a liaison between daycare center and staff, parents, and visitors. Maintain paper and electronic files for current staff and enrolled children. Assist Director with scheduling, account billing, and payroll. Provide curriculum and classroom supervision and support. Manage social media sites and weekly newsletters. Plan and coordinate daycare events. Conduct tours for parents and visitors.

• Identifying, coordinating, and building relationships with key donors, groups, organizations, and corporations• Organizing and executing campaign strategies• Planning events to generate organizational funds• Developing marketing materials • Maintaining donor database and funding records

• Coordinate activities, orientations, reporting, trainings, and evaluations of all activities related to employment and training services for youth and youth workers• Manage financial considerations by creating linkage agreements, initiating payroll processes, and managing the budgetary expenditures for programs related to career and employment services• Create comprehensive education and training curricula related to employment and soft skills trainings• Maintain partnerships with the 19 programs and worksites for youth employed• Conduct site visits to examine and verify work conditions, job tasks, and hours of employment to ensure the standards of Alternatives, Inc. and One Summer Chicago were met

• Planned and coordinated implementation of new program structure including scheduling, artistic content, and social and emotional learning activities for 35 high school aged youth from the Chicagoland area• Visited high schools in Chicago to recruit youth for the program• Supervised program staff: teaching artists, Master’s degree level interns, and volunteers• Conducted one on one and group conflict resolution sessions with participants during crisis situations• Edited recurring grant applications for submission to increase organizational funding and resources• Assisted Resource Development Director in planning and supervising volunteers for Alternatives, Inc. Gala

• Acted as interim director during the temporary leave of the executive director • Supervised and supported teachers, front desk staff, and dance students ages 6-18• Managed organization’s budget, financing, fundraising, program development, and strategic partnerships• Planned and coordinated 2015 ‘Matli Dance Recital

• Assisted the Director of Community Partnerships with continued communication and program planning with CCAP's 50 nonprofit national partners• Coordinated logistical aspects of Community Partnerships service-learning projects• Researched and analyzed potential partnerships• Planned and coordinated the 2015 Raw Voices Youth Media Arts Festival

• Served as the lead instructor for the Dance History and Residential Living courses, student liaison support staff for student’s Capitol Hill internship, and overnight residential advisor support staff to over 30 individuals with varying intellectual and developmental disabilities

• Provided peer support to George Mason University’s diverse student population through stimulating activities including peer-to-peer “drop-in” support/counseling, educational programming, and workshops• Created and coordinated the Power of Femininity event designed to empower the women of the George Mason community and discuss/redefine the roles of women in society