Charita J. Dailey, M.S.Ed. Email & Phone Number

Omaha, Nebraska, US

• Identified, cultivated, and successfully solicited gifts from diverse pool of individuals, foundations, and corporations
• Developed and implemented an aggressive annual giving program including multi-channel and multi-year giving
• Managed grants process including preparation, submission, reporting, and stewardship
• Maintained donor CRM to ensure data integrity, monitor stewardship plans, and inform donor relations

Omaha, NE, US

• Change of Omaha aims to eliminate systemic inequities and ensure the health and wellbeing of our community by engaging in programs and initiatives dedicated to eradicating food insecurity, prioritizing classroom.
• Managing annual budget including grant revenue, individual contributions, and in-kind support
• Facilitating quarterly Board meetings to plan initiatives such as annual back-to-school resource giveaway
• Executing annual requirements to IRS, biennial requirements to Nebraska Secretary of State

Omaha, NE, US

• Managed membership database of over 10,000 member households and 27,000 members in five distinct segments
• Spearheaded corporate engagement plan with five contributing elements, including corporate memberships
• Constructed gift management processes for major gifts, matching gifts, corporate and in-kind contributions
• Cultivated giving opportunities including annual appeal campaign, sponsorships, and underwriting

Omaha, NE, US

• Under the guidance of the Chief Development Officer, I served as Grants Director for all 14 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands locations in the Omaha metro area. Responsibilities of this position included:
• Composing near fifty (50) grant proposals for foundation and corporate support with 67% approval rate
• Generating over $1M in grant revenue in a span of six months with 75% of revenue solicitation total fulfilled
• Coordinating grants management processes including reporting, stewardship, and multi-year grant obligations
• Facilitating monthly grants meeting with senior leadership to ensure internal consistency across all departments

Lawrence, KS, US

• In conjunction with the Director of Education & Interpretation, I managed programming and logistics for the Partners in Education Across Kansas (PEAK) program. PEAK is a professional development program for K-12.
• Coordinating meetings and professional development workshops for over 20 K-12 educators
• Performing formative and summative program evaluation through surveys, classroom observations, and interviews
• Analyzing qualitative and quantitative data to prepare grant reports for 4 funding sources
• Establishing statewide partnerships with educators, artists, and arts organizations across Kansas to expand program network

Lawrence, KS, US

• Under the guidance of the Associate Director of the Student Access Center, I served as a Graduate Access Specialist to students with disabilities. Responsibilities of this position included:
• Coordinating academic and classroom accommodations for students with documented disabilities
• Facilitating intake meetings with new students, documenting previous academic experiences with their disability
• Managing a caseload of over 40 actively enrolled students throughout academic year
• Performing academic coaching with students demonstrating difficulties with executive functioning skills
• Communicating with professors, teaching assistants, and instructors to ensure proper student accommodations

Lawrence, KS, US

• Under the supervision of the Associate Director of the University Career Center, I assisted the administration of the Kansas Work Study program. The purpose of the Kansas Work Study program is to help local employers.
• Managing student and employer applications
• Checking student and employer eligibility
• Processing contracts and invoices
• Monitoring the KWS budget

Omaha, NE, US

• With the support of both the Chief Career Navigation Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands and the Unit Director of the North Omaha Boys & Girls Club, I served as a Youth Services Job Readiness Coach..
• Facilitating Step-Up Omaha! college and job readiness programming for 14-15-year-old students
• Developing novel curricula focused on professional skills development such as organization and communication
• Organizing guest speakers to expose students to various industries including law, nursing, and professional sports
• Managing timesheets and compensation for a cohort of over 30 students

• Under the guidance of the Assistant Learning Specialist in the Department of Learning Services, I served as a Learning Assistant to both first-year and academically-at-risk athletes. Responsibilities of this position.
• Facilitating weekly meetings with over 20 student-athletes to track academic progress throughout semester
• Monitoring course grades, assignment submissions, exam dates and times
• Devising weekly schedules including assignment due dates, upcoming exams, tutoring sessions
• Establishing weekly academic goals tailored to each students’ academic needs
• Scheduling additional tutoring sessions, academic time with advisors to further support students when necessary

Columbus, Ohio, US

• Student programming organization at The Ohio State University which provides diverse programs and events that are educational, entertaining, and thought provoking for over 60,000 undergraduate and graduate.
• Coordinated and enforced membership requirements for 120+ general body members within the organization
• Managed Chair of Data Analytics, Chair of Diversity and Inclusion, and Diversity and Inclusion task force
• Retained seat on the Council of Student Affairs Allocations, reviewed funding requests from student organizations
• Voted on budget supported by student activity fee for Autumn 2019, Spring 2020 campus programs and events
• Spearheaded e-Ticketing implementation, supervised e-Ticketing event website and data analytics

Columbus, Ohio, US

• Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator (2019-2020)
• Coordinated philanthropic endeavors for the 42nd African American Heritage Festival planning committee
• Organized volunteers and logistics for the entire week of Heritage Festival events
• Facilitated partnerships and relationships with philanthropic organizations and businesses around Columbus

Columbus, Ohio, US

• Professional development program in which provides the opportunity to engage with public and private industry organizations to identify and refine skills such as critical and practical thinking, openness, and problem.
• Interdisciplinary cohort of 25 students in the class of 2020.
• Selected out of 150+ applicants.Semester 4 - Capstone Project - Autumn 2019I developed a project regarding increasing accessibility to standardized test preparation services for students intending to pursue higher.

Columbus, Ohio, US

• The governing body of students which represents the voices of and serves all undergraduate students at The Ohio State University on a variety of issues ranging from accessibility of mental health services to textbook.
• External Engagement Committee, Liaison (Autumn 2018 - Spring 2019)
• Health & Safety Committee, Committee Representative (Autumn 2016 - Spring 2018)

Omaha, NE, US

At the American Red Cross, I performed numerous operational tasks for the states of Nebraska and Kansas as well as three counties of Southwest Iowa. I provided direct administrative support to the staff in Nebraska, routed calls, took messages for staff in NE, KS, and IA, managed both incoming and outgoing mail, and updated routine memorandums/reports.

Omaha, Nebraska, US

I performed breast cancer research through the Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) at University of Nebraska Medical Center in the Eppley Institute for Research in Cancer and Allied Diseases. Specifically, my research was a proteomic study of CTDP1, a protein in which helps regulate the activity of RNA polymerase II, and its involvement with DNA.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Public Administration

Master Of Education - Med, Educational Psychology

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Psychology