Dylan Haupt Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Selected from thousands of applicants for the Education Pioneers leadership development fellowship program. Working on a high-impact project for the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education and participating in leadership, networking, and education sector professional development.

Greater New York City Area

Greater New York City Area

• Selected from approximately 49,000 applicants nationwide to join national teacher corps of recent college graduates and professionals who commit two years to teach in under-resourced public schools. Simultaneously.
• Participated in an intensive summer training program to develop the skills and knowledge needed to achieve significant gains in student achievement. Simultaneously teach in summer school program run by Teach For.
• Engage in professional development, including seminars, discussion groups, workshops, readings, and learning teams specific to my teaching license area.

Portland, Oregon Area

• Instruct college readiness sessions for 40+ low-income, first-generation students
• Work individually with students on test preparation, essay writing, and college exploration
• Communicate with students and their families in-person, via phone and email
• Participate in weekly meetings and group lesson planning sessions and trainings
• Chaperone campus visits, college fairs, and other events for student development

Greater New York City Area

• Managed monthly operating budget of $34,000 and create financial reports for staff
• Handled all contact with vendors in the areas of food, office supplies, and equipment
• First line of communication between community organizations and executive staff
• Oversaw and enforced policies and procedures within the school community
• Trimmed food and material waste by 60% through analyzing consumptions and orders
• Ranked as the leading operations team out of all 41 Success Academy Charter Schools for 2016

Eugene, Oregon Area

• "Through a variety of resources and services, the Career Center guides all Oregon Law students as they explore career options, connect with employers, and advance from law school to the professional world. The Career.
• Manage an $8,000 budget for student development reimbursements
• Review and submit student reciprocity requests for Career Services database (averaging 8 weekly)
• First line of communication between counselors and over 400 law students
• Manage, coordinate and update three different counselors’ schedules
• Organize and arrange venues for on-campus interviews (up to 20 quarterly)

Eugene, Oregon Area

• "The Craft Center offers a comprehensive arts program open to UO students, faculty and staff, as well as Eugene community members. The Center is both educational and recreational, and encourages all levels of interest.
• Teach fundamentals of woodshop to students, alumni, university staff, and community members
• Create budget agenda and keep track of material inventory
• Assist in renovation of Craft Center facilities by providing feedback on logistics, layout, and design
• Create and implement new training program for incoming woodshop technicians
• Connect with academic administrators and staff for over 20 woodworking projects

Eugene, Oregon Area

• "The purpose of the ASUO is to provide for the social, cultural, educational and physical development of its members, and for the advancement of their individual and collective interests both within and without the.
• Advocated and guided 20+ academic groups through financial request process
• Oversaw, analyzed and allocated $16 million for campus development
• Draft and passed resolutions that speak for 24,181 students
• Distributed over $600,000 to student activity initiatives pertaining to diversity, communitydevelopment, student health, safety, and unity
• Developed relocation strategy for 60+ programs and facilities during campus hub reconstruction

Eugene, Oregon Area

"Our mission is two-fold. To provide courteous, accurate administrative support tothe Moss Street facility and its staff and to welcome and assist attending familiesand prospective clients in obtaining suitable, high quality campus child care." For more information visit http://moss.uoregon.edu/

Portland, Oregon Area

• "Portland After School Tennis & Education (PT&E) is a nonprofit whose mission is to create partnerships with families, schools, and volunteers to help at-risk K-12 students achieve academic and athletic success. We.
• Taught low-income, at-risk children science and tennis basics
• Refereed National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL) tennis matches and tournaments
• Fundraised for program funds and represented organization at annual gala

Master Of Arts - Ma, Secondary Education And Teaching

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Economics, Senior

Activities and Societies: Craft Center, ASUO