Donovan Kay Email & Phone Number

Nampa, ID, US

United States

-Supervise staff, including hiring, onboarding, role-modeling, and coaching,scheduling and on-going development-Work closely with Youth staff to ensure department operations are consistentwith approved Leading Practices-Manage all aspects of programming to ensure budget, quality, and safetyexpectations are met-Responsible for implementing developmentally.

Mccall, Idaho, United States

- Recruit and interview a team of 35 seasonal employees- Directly supervise seasonal leadership staff (10 employees)- Plan and implement two-week long seasonal staff training - Utilize UltraCamp software for summer camp registration and customer relationship management- Update and plan camp programming intended for youth of all ages, for groups varying.

Capital High School

- Trained and supervised student library aides- Performed reference desk patron services- Recommends books to users based on their academic or personal needs- Worked with teaching staff to pair literature with lesson plans- Provided technology and troubleshooting support to staff and students- Received and cataloged new media into library catalog.

Meridian, ID

- Provided patron-focused library service in response to the technology information needs of library users- Managed a patron 3D printing service- Performed routine technology maintenance, especially on 3D printer equipment- Developed and led technology-focused library programs that teach patrons emerging technologies and computer design software- Engaged.

Boise, Idaho

- Managed Destiny library catalog, including adding new titles from OCLC, generating reports, and notifying patrons- Trained and supervised student library aides- Advised student club in planning and promoting library-based events- Performed reference desk patron services- Provided technology and troubleshooting support to staff and students

Stanford, CA

The University Innovation Fellows program empowers students to become agents of change at their schools. The Fellows are a national community of students who work to ensure that their peers gain the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to compete in the economy of the future. To accomplish this, the Fellows advocate for lasting institutional change and.

Boise, ID

- Peer supervisor for tutor service providers- Facilitate twice monthly meetings to discuss emerging peer needs to focus on development and implementation of active learning strategies- Attending twice monthly all-staff meetings for ongoing training and debriefing- Interviewed prospective student employees

Boise, Idaho

- Facilitated tutoring sessions to supplement in-class learning- Attended lecture to be on common ground with students needing support- Taught organizational strategies and study skills

Mccall, ID

- Supervised implementation of leadership programs for youth 14 to17-years-old- Developed resources for the continuation of leadership programprogression- Created and updated program materials- Managed camper and staff interactions, including working with young staff or older youth on management of personal or professional behavior

Boise, Idaho Area

- Customer service support for rental car company- Shuttled vehicles in high-intensity environment- Maintained ready line and organized vehicles waiting to be serviced or cleaned

Mccall, ID

- Implemented a leadership development program for 14- and 15-year-olds- Oversaw and was responsible for the well-being of ten to seventeen youth 14 and 15 years old- Created and taught progressive-learning archery and axe-throwing programs for all ages

Mccall, ID

- Oversaw and was responsible for the wellbeing of five to seven children ages 7 to 17- Conducted safety checks on minors’ personal flotation devices- Taught youth the basics of paddling and steering kayaks and canoes

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology

Activities and Societies: Second author on two peer-reviewed research papers, officer for Makerspace/Technology student organization.

Associate Of Arts (A.A.), Sociology

Activities and Societies: President of Sociology Club