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Atlanta, Ga, Us

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

•Monitor program timelines and liaise between the Network team and external partners to ensure multiple, concurrent programs adhere to goals and budget•Expedite the processing of third-party partnership contracts and invoices by ensuring accurate contact details, timely delivery, and completion of all revisions•Synthesize collected programmatic data into accessible spreadsheets, graphs, and charts to assess performance and growth•Curate and distribute a weekly informational post through an exclusive online member forum

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

•Spearheaded process improvement initiatives including developing and implementing a comprehensive operating procedures guide that significantly boosted team productivity and efficiency•Headed the annual giving campaign and implemented targeted outreach strategies, in collaboration with the Communications Team, in turn securing $17,000 in funds for program expansion•Strengthened the data integrity of confidential donor information within Kindful, a donor management database

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

• Analyze, catalog, and categorize large volumes of digital evidentiary materials into concise work product • Collaborate with attorneys, investigators, and other legal staff to brainstorm client-centered defense theories • Manage the technical operations of exhibit presentation during federal criminal court proceedings• Review medical record histories for compassionate release appeals during the COVID-19 pandemic• Defend indigent clients accused of federal-level crimes, including money laundering, drug/firearm trafficking, and murder

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

• Examined nonprofit sector published literature for gaps in thought about executive board diversity • Outlined, drafted, and edited an article evaluating the non-profit sector’s challenge with demographic diversity amongst leadership• Contacted and surveyed 10+ current and former nonprofit executive board members about their experiences

Davidson, Nc

•Announce and lead monthly general meetings about chapter updates•Organize the spring semester induction ceremony for 20+ society members •Propose social events, new informational workshops (ex. Graduate School 101), and conference opportunities

Davidson, North Carolina

•Utilize college-owned resources, such as yearbooks, college archives, and alumni networks, to connect with potential participants•Coordinate, conduct, and transcribe 30+ in-person or virtual interviews with alumni who identify as Latinx about their experiences at a predominantly white educational institution•Design a user-friendly oral history archival database as a future educational resource

Davidson, North Carolina

•Assist the Registrar with in-depth research and comparative analysis of academic policies of peer institutions•Categorize, upload, and process confidential student academic files to a secure online database•Engage with students, staff, and faculty daily to efficiently resolve their questions or concerns about academic documents

Davidson, Nc

An ingenious venture started and led by Davidson History majors/minors on campus to showcase the original works and scholarship of our peers and faculty. • Collect a variety of submissions through peer and professor recommendations • Evaluate selected original student and faculty works (written or multimedia) for future publication • Establish a working relationship with the author to discuss stylistic and grammatical revisions

Davidson, North Carolina, United States

•Assisted the Subcommittee Chair in the planning, publicizing, and execution of upcoming lectures and student engagement events•Voted in roundtable discussions about future lecture proposals relating to requests to allocate funds•Supported the solicitation of departmental nominations for the next academic year’s lecture series

Atlanta, Ga

Emory University, through the Laney Graduate School, developed this initiative to intentionally provide students of color, who are universally underrepresented in graduate-level education, with an opportunity to conduct full-time independent and mentored research for 10 summer weeks. • Explore and compare the prominent transhistorical themes of freedom, governance, and cultural identity in fugitive communities of African descent in Colombia and Brazil• Partake in weekly workshop sessions about responsible research conduct, professional career development, graduate school applications, etc. • Propose and develop an oral presentation summarizing my summer historical investigation to the community-at-large, my peers, and regional graduate programs

Arequipa Province, Peru

•Aided in the translation of English primary and secondary sources into Spanish for doctoral fellow Professor Fernando Valle•Analyzed colonial (1600 -1750) archival documents for biographical information about parochial priests in indigenous communities•Investigated independently Afro-Peruvian communities using legal ecclesiastical archives

Davidson, Nc

Utilizing the funds awarded to me by the selective student-led independent research grant program, Davidson Research Initiative, my research partners and I were able to further work on our collaborative social documentary about lynching and Southern justice systems.• Engaged with primary and secondary archival sources to write a chapter case study for a book• Assisted in the production and editing of a full-length documentary with a Wake Forest MFA graduate• Coordinated, scripted, and conducted interviews with a mix of scholars and community members• Participated in the program sponsored weekly discussion group with fellow peer researchers about research ethics, conference presentation/networking, and interdisciplinary collaboration

Davidson, Nc

It was enriching experience serving the then-titled Multicultural Affairs Department (now Center for Diversity and Justice) as a student staff member.• I supervised the student and faculty-scheduled programming conducted in the Spencer-Weinstein Center for Community and Justice during the academic year. • Addressed questions about the objectives of the Multicultural Department • I ensured the high-quality maintenance of the office and center for the patrons

Miami, Fl

An opportunity to explore the healthcare field, I participated in an engaging 9-week internship program known as the Jackson Miracle Summer Internship Program. I was assigned to the Jackson South Medical Center in my hometown, where I was very familiar with the operations and facilities. • Assisted the Human Resources Director in planning monthly hospital departmental development events • Categorized, transferred, and updated 100 employee personnel files to a secure online database• Aided the HR generalists with recruitment selection, interview scheduling, and orientation

Miami, Fl

My first opportunity to work in the realm of governmental/social services, I interned 8 weeks in the local office of County Commissioner Daniella Levine-Cava of District 8. • Documented and shared the concerns and issues of constituents with the Commissioner• Aided in the organization and execution of community-focused events, which were co-sponsored with non-profit groups, interest groups, and town government • Managed the note-taking during important meetings with community actors

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, History, Senior

Activities and Societies: College Student Union Board (Vice President, 02/19-02/20), College Student Union Board (Off-Campus Activities.

Study Abroad, Humanidades, Third-Year

Culturally immersive semester abroad in Arequipa, Peru with 12 Davidson peers. I took an intensive Spanish grammar class in order.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Student Government (Project Manager), Model United Nations, National Honor Society (2014-2016), Spanish National.