• Provide expert analysis of financial and budget data for the Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration’s (FIMA) $5.2 billion budget. FIMA funding includes Mandatory and Discretionary monies in Revolving and Special funds, Fee-based funding, U.S. Treasury borrowing authority, and private reinsurance transactions including insurance-linked securities. • Lead the organization’s Cash Flow reporting to project losses, immediate and unmet needs, and estimated outlays. Brief senior leadership including FIMA Deputy Associate Administrator (DAA). Develop and draft summaries and present analysis to DHS and OMB. Cash Flow projections and efforts fed directly into the request for supplemental debt cancellation of $16 billion signed by Congress and the President, and continues to ensure adequate funding. • Coordinate FIMA’s $30.5 billion borrowing authority, including coordination with the Treasury, Congress, and of inquiries for financial data by media outlets. Performed analyses and recommended strategies to inform decision making that led FIMA to refinance $5 billion, borrow an additional $13.5 billion, and pay over $750 million of interest expenses to-date. Recommendations for borrowing structure have led the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) to save nearly $2 billion in projected 10-year interest expenses. • Spearheaded development of a Sound Financial Framework, which is the development of financial tools for the NFIP. Efforts include reviewing, developing, and analyzing legislative and administrative proposals. Based on quantitative and qualitative analysis, formulate policy recommendations to be included in the Administration’s reauthorization reform proposals.Professional Development:•2017 & 2018 National Flood Conference•2017 & 2018 DHS OCFO Symposium•Managing Floodplain Development through the NFIP•Government Affairs Institute: Congressional Operations, & Executive - Legislative Relations

• Led and managed 5 person marketing team including presentation scheduling, outreach strategies and initiatives, and agenda preparation to put on 135 classroom presentations and events over a four month period• Designed and implemented central digital database of MOUs for International & Border Programs; prior process was unsystematic and split between five units; current process imparts efficiency: instant readability, organized termination dates and key figures, and basic regulation• Planned and arranged partner program campus visits including meetings, and events for student interaction• First point of contact in office for student and university communication, including addressing and potential routing of said communication and scheduling meetings for Education Abroad unit• Gave presentations in classrooms consisting of 5 to 40 students motivating student participation in education abroad programs• Organized and published "Working Abroad Resources" for returning study abroad students and further NMSU internationalization

• Administered and managed portfolio of academic exchange programs for Europe, Africa, Middle-east, and Oceania• Advise US students on international education and travel: site selection, bilateral & direct program liaising, academic pathways, budgeting & scholarships, risk & parental consultation, cultural tendencies & shock, travel arrangements & European visas, and reentry event program planning• Scholarship advising, especially the Gilman through the Institute of International Education Advised 36 Gilman recipients towards attaining $133,000 for 2014 and 2015, up from 23 and $75,000 in 2012 and 2013, a 77% increase. Efforts led NMSU to be placed in top 10 nationally for Fall 2015 Gilman recipients• Implementation of inbound exchange student processes and developed procedures for: orientation, insurance, logistics, academic advising, and special event preparation; average fifty exchange students each semester• Advising & Fundraising through chartered student organization: Study Abroad Ambassadors; $900 raised/semester with gratitude to local community; $1,450 for Philippine Hurricane relief• IIE Open Doors comprehensive (multi-year, multi-country) report preparation and evaluation for NMSU's Study Abroad & advising for Non-Credit Education Abroad (NCEA) reporting• Proficient with the Terra Dotta study abroad software, Microsoft and Apple Software suites; high spreadsheet proficiency Professional Development:• 2015 NAFSA (Association of International Educators): Boston National Conference• 2015 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship – Application Reader: Fall Cohort• 2014 NAFSA: Tucson Regional ConferencePresenter: Collaboration to Identify and Overcome Barriers in Education AbroadPresenter: Reentry Programming at NMSU: Past, Present, and Future• New Mexico Global Education Consortium Conference• 2014 NAFSA: San Diego National Conference

• Coordinate, communicate with, and supervise 15 – 35 team members (line servers/cooks/utility personnel) on a daily basis to cook and serve above health safety standards• Followed correct procedures for quality control and consistency of existing, new, and organic/vegetarian food stations• Liaised with campus offices and incoming staff members for any events, resolving problems, and to maintain or improve satisfaction• Served up to 3,300 students in a day, 2,800 on average, and 20,000 servings/week; have handled groups of 500-600 people at a single time• Programed Movie and Karaoke Nights, and Iron Chef Competitions including debriefing managers on preparation and logistics, participation, and overall sentiment

• Successfully created programs to integrate international exchange students w/ NMSU students• Marketed my programs across campus to all students and residents• Liaison between Housing & Residential Life, exchange students & Office of Study Abroad• Built a ‘Global Village’ presence on campus tying together faculty, language class students, exchange students & the study abroad ambassadors

• Troubleshot Apple iPods and eventually MacBooks over the phone• Time goals per call; warranty sales goals per month

• Shadowed by and taught new team members on the sales floor• Responsible for organizing and maintaining an allocated area of the store• Provided other customer feedback to customers and sold warranties - Electronics• Worked in the stockroom independently under a time limit• Handled money daily as a cashier