Danielle Bostick Email & Phone Number

Winchester, Va, Us

Winchester, Va

As an experienced public speaker, I have delivered keynote speeches and trainings on topics including trauma, suicidality, social justice in education, child sexual abuse prevention, and activism for universities and organizations. I have delivered invited lectures on justice-oriented pedagogy at universities including Yale, Washington and Lee, and Wake Forest. My public-facing written work has appeared in the Washington Post, Learning for Justice (formerly Teaching Tolerance), NBC Opinion, Huffington Post, and the Week. My academic writing has been published in the American Journal of Philology (2020) and The Aeneid and Modern World (2021).

Winchester, Va

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

Provided individual, group, and family counseling (areas of specialization: trauma, suicidal ideation, self-harm, individual issues exacerbated by systemic injustice); developed and delivered suicide prevention and postvention training to schools (students and staff); supported Colorado government employees through counseling, psycho-education, and team-building.

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

Taught classes in conflict mediation, basic counseling skills, and education as a TA, adjunct professor, and site supervisor for teachers in training. Trained Air Force officers in counseling skills, empathy, and leadership through the Air Officer Commanding Master's Program that prepared Air Force officers for command of US Air Force Academy squadrons.

United States

Provided in-depth analysis of media coverage for clients in a broad range of sectors. Support for clients included development of messaging, daily summaries of coverage, quarterly reports, evaluation of representatives' adherence to messaging, and analysis of competitors' media coverage.

Olney, Md

Duties included:• Taught 7th and 8th Grade Latin and 6th Grade Study Skills• Tutored students and provided support in the Learning Center• Developed curriculum for the Latin program and cross-curricular projects involving content from other subject areas• Differentiated instruction for students of diverse learning styles and linguistic backgrounds• Interfaced with parents, helping them to understand their children’s learning styles and demonstrated support strategies to implement outside of the classroom• At the Newport School, taught Ancient Greek, Italian, and Social Studies to high school students• At the Newport School, procured grant funding for and developed a Latin program for grades 2-5.Recipient of STJES summer grant, Excellence through Classics grant and Ascanius Classical Promise scholarship.

Olney, Maryland

• Trained school and residential staff and classroom teachers of people with autism on strategies to reduce frequency of severe self-harm and harm towards others.• Performed classroom observations and provided behavioral support to teachers and direct-care to staff in the school and in residential settings.• Monitored and improved performance of staff.

Master'S Degree, Counseling And Human Services

Along with individual, group, and family theory and lab, coursework included sociology-cultural competency, motivational interviewing.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Curriculum And Instruction

Coursework included: Educational psychology, human development, curriculum theory & development, literacy & diversity, improving.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Greek And Latin

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa University Scholar McGuire Scholarship (1994-1998) Academic All-American (swimming) Bernard M..