Connor Dowd Email & Phone Number

Dayton, Ohio, United States

Dayton, Ohio, United States

Dayton, Ohio, United States

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Dayton, Ohio

Richmond, Indiana

Richmond, Indiana

Responsible for recruiting in DC/Maryland/Virginia, Southwest Ohio (Dayton/Cincinnati), Missouri, and North Carolina. Also responsible for reading applications from Kansas, Nebraska, and South Carolina. Lead and assist on both small scale and large scale campus visit events. Supervisor of campus airport shuttle.

Alamosa, Colorado

• Advise the student government; meet and advise 6 executive board members • Administer over 40 diverse student organizations varying from academic to athletic • Support in the planning and execution of large-scale programming for 50-300 students; including an annual service day and student awards banquet • Manage daily operations of the Student Government Office including corresponding in person, via email, and over the phone to a variety of inquiries about student government and student life • Oversee a budget of over $140,000

• Recruited students to participate in the Semester at Sea program by spreading the mission, values, and my personal experiences• Coordinated and marketed information sessions; initiated one-on-one conversations with students, faculty, staff, and university administrators; organized exposure opportunities such as tabling and the study abroad fair to promote Semester at Sea• Successfully advocated to Catholic University administrators and the Study Abroad Office to affiliate with the Semester at Sea program • Reported recruitment events and program outcomes to the Assistant Director of Admissions

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Increased awareness of public and elected officials on Habitat for Humanity’s domestic legislative priorities including HUD funding, weatherization, and National Service programs• Researched logistics and prepared executive staff members for legislative presentations• Conducted administrative tasks in relation to the execution of the annual legislative conference, Habitat on the Hill

Washington D.C.

• Built community among residents by fostering a positive living and learning environment; supported students academically, socially, and spiritually by providing educational resources and engaging in educational conversations; facilitated conflict mediation sessions between peers• Enforced university policies and procedures; document situations that violated policies or appeared unsafe; responded to residents needs in a professional and timely manner; completed building health and safety inspections; oversaw security staff during non-business hours• Programmed on-campus and off-campus programs for 10 – 1,500 students –organized event logistics and catering contracts; created marketing information and initiated new marketing strategies; purchased supplies; prepared food and program materials and created monthly bulletin boards with educational information for students

• Guided perspective students and their guests on campus tours; initiated conversation about the diverse opportunities available; followed up with perspective students to answer questions, provide additional information, and share my personal experience• Staffed university open houses and recruitment events for perspective students and their guests; facilitated student panels; provided insight about the politics department at information sessions• Recruited and trained students to be student ambassadors; attended training sessions and monthly meetings

Washington Dc

• Attended legislative briefings; researched local and national policies; responded to constituent issues• Performed administrative tasks – answered, screened, and directed calls using a business phone system; processed in coming and outgoing communications; gave tours to constituents

Dayton, Ohio Area

Worked as a summer intern for Homefull during the summer of 2010 and 2011. Worked in a variety of capacities assisting in helping to ousting homeless and low income persons in Dayton Ohio as well as soliciting and organizing a $10,000 silent auction.

Doctor Of Law - Jd

Master’S Degree, Higher Education/Higher Education Administration

Low residency online program with a special emphasis on Minority Serving Institutions (especially Hispanic Serving Institutions).

Bachelor'S Degree, American Government And Politics (United States)

Activities and Societies: Habitat for Humanity (4 years), Student Government (4 years), College Democrats and Republicans, Resident.

Study Abroad

Traveled around the Atlantic rim visiting, volunteering, and experiencing 14 different countries and cultures.