David Caddle Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, California, United States

The Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs is a full-time, graduate-level public affairs fellowship focused on preparing individuals for effective and ethical leadership in the realm of public affairs through project placements in government, nonprofit, business, labor, and campaign placements. In addition to the placements, Fellows also participate in rigorous seminars, interviews with leaders in public affairs, and comprehensive focus weeks that are dedicated to public finance, healthcare… Show more The Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs is a full-time, graduate-level public affairs fellowship focused on preparing individuals for effective and ethical leadership in the realm of public affairs through project placements in government, nonprofit, business, labor, and campaign placements. In addition to the placements, Fellows also participate in rigorous seminars, interviews with leaders in public affairs, and comprehensive focus weeks that are dedicated to public finance, healthcare, labor, and state government. • Selected as one of twelve Fellows for Los Angeles from a highly competitive national pool of candidates• Placements: -Metropolitan Water District of Southern California -Downtown Woman's Center-Ethos Real Estate-UCLA Labor Center -United Way of Greater Los Angeles Show less

Memphis, Tennessee, United States

As student body president, I serve as the chief liaison between my school and thestudent body. I address campus issues ranging from academic integrity to communityoutreach. Paramount to this role is effectively communicating with the administration.Thus far, in my role, I have brought gender-affirming ids, composting, and successfullyled three constitutional referendums on campus.

Memphis, Tennessee, United States

As president of the Community Standards Council, I was the chief judicial officer forany violation of community standards. Within this role encompassed addressing issuesfrom vandalism to racism on campus. As president, I was responsible for leadingjudicial procedures, planning drug awareness week for students, and carrying out thepolicies of Rhodes College. Through this position, I changed the council from beingstrictly punitive to educative when delving out sanctions.

Memphis, Tennessee, United States

As the assistant district director, my job is to be a bridge between undergraduate andgraduate fraternity members. Since being elected, I have implemented mandatoryalcohol training for undergraduate fraternity members and sexual assault training. Byreaching out to graduate brothers, I successfully lobbied for grants to be given tochapters over the state of Tennessee to aid in community service projects.

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

Memphis, Tennessee, United States

Worked in the Department of Housing and Community development

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, City/Urban, Community And Regional Planning

High School Diploma