Carly Solberg Email & Phone Number

Oakland, California, United States

San Francisco Bay Area

- Serve as a mentor to a caseload of 35-40 high school students, building long-term relationships and conducting weekly mentoring by phone and in-person- Utilize a unique mentoring methodology based upon adolescent social-emotional development, cultural relevance, and critical consciousness. Enable conversations that allow students to reflect upon the.

Assist incoming SSU students with complex orientation registration procedures and policies, and refer students to other campus departments when neededCoordinate Family Weekend; manage schedule, communicate with 120 families, and oversee registrationCoordinate Transfer Orientation; outreach to faculty advisors and campus partners, answer routine questions.

Compiled survey data from first-year students enrolled in a learning community course and wrote a summary report of findings to DirectorCreated professional development materials and curriculum for leadership staff trainingCo-developed weekly in-service curriculum for 70 Peer Mentors

Developed curriculum for 70 SSU student leaders including transition support, identity development, and supporting students with varying abilities and interestsServed as a resource to 70 Peer Mentors on transition to higher education subjects and campus involvement strategies Partnered with campus stakeholders to provide comprehensive leadership.

Assisted first-year students with finding voice through academic and personal writingInstructed students on appropriate college level writing structures; proofread for clarity and grammarRepresented the Writing Center as a front desk administrator; handled confidential student filesMentored and fostered relationships with recurrent first-year students

-Created and developed a college-level syllabus exploring trans visibility and vulnerability in the 21st Century-Instructor of 13 undergraduate students and facilitated weekly lesson plans and discussions based on required readings and written responses

San Francisco Bay Area

Crafted age-appropriate and state standards-appropriate lesson plans for K-12 California public school teachers for the Fair Education Act (Senate Bill 48) in aim of making CA public schools safer for LGBTQ studentsResearched gender-diverse histories and explored elementary and high school teaching methods in order to write accurate and accessible lesson.

-Responsible for class of 25 first-year students guiding, educating and counseling them to becoming active members of the SSU community-Presented lessons on rape culture, sexual assault prevention, substance abuse, and time management

-Organized diverse and interactive events on intersecting issues like race, gender and sexuality-Helped direct marginalized students in getting emotional, academic and social support-Marketing and public relations support for all HUB events