Independently overseeing and managing a portfolio of AmeriCorps national service grantees and projects

• Co-developed the Request for Proposals and Notice of Intent to Award documents• Supports all aspects of the grant cycle for over $660k to minority-serving organizations• Lead the review and panel selection of over 30 direct financial relief grants• Provides technical assistance and regulatory guidance for current and prospective grantees• Ensures timely submission of documentation and monthly deliverables

• Lead the writing of several grants to both private foundations and County Departments• Experienced with written and verbal communications to City partners• Developed social media marketing plans and outreach strategies for implementation for large-scale events• Supported the facilitation of community engagement workshops focused on strengtheningresident leader’s skills and capacity• Provided administrative support in developing the City-wide initiatives• Provided mental health-focused crisis response via telephone for those impacted by the COVID-19 public health crisis.

• Managed a caseload of 5 adults experiencing chronic homelessness, analyzing service needs through a systems perspective framework• Assisted with large-scale fundraising event production• Coordinated social services between members and local agencies while adhering toconfidentiality standards

• Designed fundraising campaigns to support youth programming• Led weekly workshops on topics relevant to adolescent socio-emotional development• Assisted in writing grant proposals for community-based health interventions• Coordinated vendor logistics for annual fundraising efforts• Developed and implemented an 8-week psychotherapy group for adolescent girls aged 12-17focused on holistic health and wellness topics

• Acted as the primary liaison between national leadership, providing detailed reports on programming• Developed strategies for team fundraising in college-settings• Planned, organized, and executed weekly events on campus with detailed reports on outcomes• Produced communications via email and social media for over 500 members• Identified and developed new opportunities for new opportunities to engage with the student body

Jumpstart Corps members have the unique opportunity to inspire young children to learn, serve in a local community, work on a team, and build professional skills. All Corps members receive professional-caliber training to help them implement Jumpstart’s outcome-based program, promote children’s school success, and build family involvement.

• Presented research on societal gender norms across cultural contexts to the department of psychology professors• Utilized data cleansing software to prepare quantitative secondary data for analysis• Authored weekly literature reviews from scholarly articles on psychological behavioral analysis

• Confirm and/or schedule appointments• Enter and store billing information• Participate in Self-esteem/ Social skills group• Develop activities or plans for group sessions• Copying, sorting, and filing folders• Assist and develop marketing strategies