Elisa Diaz Email and Phone Number

Developed and implemented highly successful bilingual (Spanish) programs across New York City, effectively connecting with patrons from diverse communities and promoting inclusivity.• Assisted in the creation and distribution of promotional materials in both English and Spanish, enhancing the library's reach and impact.• Utilized excellent communication skills to engage with community partners and stakeholders, fostering productive relationships and maximizing outreach opportunities

Responsible in providing administrative management working directly with the Executive Director as well as developing marketing material and communication plans. Includes improving the organization's social media accounts and engagement. Furthermore, working independently to plan activities such as volunteer meetings, presentations and special events.

Functioning as programming intern for the weekly and monthly overall programming events of the MLK Center and Hispanic/Latinx programming efforts. Working in a team setting of nine interns, a graduate assistant and four professional staff members. Assisting the Latino Community Specialist in efforts of retention of current Hispanic/Latinx students. Is responsible for budgeting, promoting, and event/program coordinating for all Hispanic/Latinx events through the MLK Center. In addition, to those duties, the creation of flyers, editing and content creator for events/programs.

For the Fall of 2018 I assisted in Ticket & Sales for the Lexington Philharmonic concert series, Made in America. Duties included strategically contacting and reaching out to individuals at universities in the Bluegrass area such as the University of Kentucky and Eastern Kentucky. Collaborated with students to plan partnership deals for tickets in order to encourage the sales of student tickets amongst college students.

Create and serve as student-facilitator for the coalition group for Hispanic/Latinx Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) at the University of Kentucky. Responsible for budgeting, promoting, and event/program coordinating for all Hispanic/Latinx events for the upcoming school year that went through the MLK Center. In addition to those duties, the supervision and overseeing of Latinx/Hispanic Student History Research intern.

• Create a library research guide focused on Hispanic/Latinx peoples in Kentucky• Create exhibits in Willy T. Young library for Hispanic Heritage Month• Coordinate reception for Hispanic Heritage Month exhibit• Assist with planning Human Library TM project• Transitioned through different departments/libraries (Lucille Fine Arts Library, Reference, Archives, Acquisitions)

Functioning as the intern for the Fall of 2017 at El Pulso radio, Spanish speaking radio under the Lexington Community Radio. Responsibilities included creating, producing, editing and writing over 50+ scripts for public service announcements. These public service announcements were scripted in both Spanish and in English. In addition, the creator and co-host of La Honda, a 40-minute show segment every Friday evening for listeners. The show was catered to bilingual speakers of the Lexington community.