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Dayton, Oh, Us

Dayton, Ohio, United States

-Successfully led and managed the daily operations of the unit, ensuring alignment with the institution's mission and vision.-Developed and implemented a comprehensive overhaul of the First Weekend program, enhancing inclusivity for commuter and transfer students and boosting campus spirit through various initiatives.-Coordinated the transformation of front desk roles into Involvement Mentors, focusing on increasing student engagement and leadership development.-Advised and developed leadership and transition training for four major student organizations, including the University Activities Board and student media, significantly contributing to their operational success.-Implemented innovative student events like Winter Fest and revitalized the Family Weekend, drawing substantial student and parent/caregiver participation and engagement.-Supervised one professional, one graduate assistant, and up to 10 student employees.-Successfully managed and optimized a $500,000 budget for student organization funding, including securing additional grants and streamlining funding processes for enhanced efficiency and impact.

Dayton, Ohio, United States

-Organized annual training and registration for over 200 student organizations-Advised the Student Government Association House of Representatives-Spearheaded the integration and management of OrgSync (now Engage) software, and improving user experience with single sign-in functionality.-Managed the student organization office complex and Leadership Lab-Advised the Wilbur & Orville Wright Leadership Academy (WOWLA), delivering conceptual leadership framework and promoting annual programs, including a 3-day off-campus leadership retreat and the annual Student Leadership Awards-Taught a semester-long, credit-bearing Student Leader Series course-Supervised a graduate assistant and volunteer undergraduate interns-Implemented departmental assessments for leadership programs and student organizations

Delaware, Ohio, United States

-Developed comprehensive co-curricular programming, including a student leadership celebration and first-week engagement activities.-Increased student clubs and organizations from 70 to over 100-Advised Campus Programming Board, enhancing series programming and large events with notable performers like the Counting Crows, Ben Folds, and the Roots.-Supervised two Assistant Directors, an Office Manager, a Calendar Coordinator, and 17 student desk assistants.-Promoted positive web presence and social media use among staff and students.-Managed a $600,000 budget, including departmental funds, salaries, and student activity fees.-Directed Hamilton-Williams Campus Center (student union) operations, improving usage and overseeing maintenance.-Implemented Ad Astra for campus-wide space reservations and provided training.-Led new student orientation, including marketing and training of 42 orientation leaders.-Created parent and family workshops on college adjustment.-Acted as interim director for fraternity and sorority life, stabilizing the system and implementing recruitment software.-Coordinated fraternity and sorority program development and supervised house advisors.-Organized educational trips for international students to New York City and Washington, D.C.-Served as a yearbook advisor, ensuring timely publication.-Provided academic advising to nine students across various majors.

Madison, New Jersey, United States

-Redesigned New Student Orientation to a one-day summer model, enhancing the program for new students and their families.-Trained 20 student orientation assistants for effective delivery of Orientation programming.-Developed and implemented policies and programs for the Student Life office, including updates to the student handbook.-Managed over 40 student organizations, including 4 fraternities and 3 sororities.-Established Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils, facilitating their participation in the first regional conference.-Implemented training for student leaders on responsible event hosting with alcohol.-Supervised one professional staff member, two clerical staff, a pub manager and staff, and three graduate students.-Managed a yearly Student Life office budget of $80,000.-Led the renovation of the Student Center's programming space, improving student engagement facilities.-Directed operations of the campus pub, including staff training on risk management and compliance with university policies, and federal and state laws.

Conway, South Carolina, United States

-Directed the Student Activities office, including supervising an administrative specialist, a graduate assistant, and two student assistants.-Authored an operational handbook for the Student Activities office.-Designed and implemented a one-day Orientation program for students and their families.-Enhanced the Orientation Leader role through a structured selection and training process.-Directed daily operations of the Student Center and Game Room, including overseeing a renovation project for the Game Room.-Supervised the growth and activities of 60+ student organizations, ensuring dynamic and diverse student engagement.-Served as the advisor for the Student Government Association and Campus Program Board.-Managed oversight of four national F/S life chapters (including one sorority and three fraternities) and two local sorority chapters, fostering a robust F/S community.

Columbus, Ohio, United States

-Oversaw 13 local and national social/service fraternities and sororities, focusing on areas such as programming, philanthropy, recruitment, new member education, and leadership development.-Introduced and enforced a hazing-free, three-week new member education policy to promote a positive image and responsible conduct within F/S organizations.-Conducted interviews, selections, training, and evaluations for a 13-member staff and one student employee, managing a residence hall housing 300 students.-Served as the primary disciplinary hearing authority, responsible for assessing educational sanctions in response to student conduct issues.

Bowling Green, Ohio, United States

Master Of Arts - Ma, College Student Personnel

Master Of Arts - Ma, Counseling

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, English, Secondary Education

Activities and Societies: Sigma Alpha Tau Sorority (Panhellenic Delegate, 1985-86), Panhellenic Council (Secretary, 1985-86; Vice.