Emerson Rogers Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

Majors in Economics and American Studies. Graduated Magna Cum Laude.Highlighted Projects:Who is Driving the Housing Crisis? The Intersection of Homeownership and Racial Identities. Wellesley College, POL1 334: Race in American Politics. Spring 2022.▪ Crafted research proposal including research question, literature review, and survey design using Kinder and Sander’s (1996) measure of racial prejudice and Dawson’s (1994) theory of linked fate.Prioritizing Demand Side Solutions to Housing Insecurity. Wellesley College, ECON 334: Macroeconomics in Practice. Fall 2022.▪ Researched potential funding priorities to address housing insecurity in the US such as the Housing Trust Fund and Housing Choice Vouchers.Homelessness in Seattle: Who Should Solve It? Wellesley College, AMST 152: Race in American Politics. Fall 2019.▪ Focused on the impact of tech company transplants on Seattle housing market.

- Selected into a global affairs-focused fellowship for current Wellesley students. The Albright Institute for Global Affairs draws linkages between education and practice for aspiring global leaders and exemplifies and advocates for the value of diverse and multidisciplinary perspectives when addressing global challenges.- Conducted multi-pronged analysis on WHO malaria vaccine policy; took lead on financial efficacy of vaccine development and distribution versus other pre-/post-exposure interventions. - Presented these findings to Secretary Madeleine Albright and Minister Susana Malcorra.

▪ Researched scholarly and news articles over twelve weeks to write a paper on sports diplomacy to be presented at future roundtable discussions.▪ Supported internal and external communications efforts related to development of a three-day leadership symposium; co-developed and implemented public communication strategy including graphics for website and social media use.▪ Provided feedback to specify organizational goals surrounding sports diplomacy and the Women’s Empowerment Symposium to create metrics for impact evaluation.

▪ Using the Rutgers Center for American Women in Politics and Secretary of State databases, produced informational briefs on target states’ progress towards gender equality and processes of running for office.▪ Supported organization's research efforts by gathering and analyzing relevant literature and news articles on the status of women’s civic involvement; presented findings weekly for distribution to fifty partners.▪ Coordinated meetings, follow-up research, and action items to ensure efficient collaboration between partner organizations.▪ Identified and wrote briefs on potential partners for outreach and funding.

Greater Seattle Area

▪ Tracked deliverables, review periods, project timelines, and policy development related to the deployment of the COVID-19 vaccine.▪ Drafted 20-page report on the current state of women’s political engagement, including visual aids and slide decks.▪ Researched and prepared RFPs and funding applications; maintained Salesforce CRM and SharePoint for organization.▪ Returned seasonally during school breaks.

Wellesley College

• Solicited donations to the Wellesley Fund from engaged alumni.• Accurately recorded donor information and facilitated the processing of gifts.

Greater Seattle Area

• Intern at Senator Maria Cantwell's Seattle office.• Attended outreach events such as the opening of a low-income housing development and a Planned Parenthood press conference to learn more about the Senator’s role in the local community. • Aided in preparing and processing social services casework for constituents, including checking for accuracy and communicating with affected constituents and the casework manager. • Wrote letters of support for local organizations applying for grants.

Greater Seattle Area

• Wrote briefings on people that the CEO was meeting with. • Proof-read and edited reports and presentations about past and future projects• Sat in on meetings regarding current projects• Completed general management tasks, including work with SalesForce

Greater Seattle Area

• Helped the organization to begin registration as a 501(c)(3) in all 50 states.• Wrote briefings on people that the CEO was meeting with. • Proof-read and edited reports and presentations about past and future projects.• Worked on general administrative content, including writing "how to" guides on various parts of the office system, such as printer operation. • Was offered returning position during school breaks.

Greater Seattle Area

• Worked for eight hours a day with children aged 9-12.• Organized group activities for campers, including all group games, individual activities, and arts and crafts. • Led an advisory of 10-12 students for 2 sessions of 2 weeks.

Bachelor'S Degree, Economics, American Studies

Activities and Societies: Graduated Magna Cum Laude President of Wellesley Rugby Club (Dec 2019 - Jan 2022) Madeleine Korbel Albright.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Varsity Women's Crew, Leader of Gay-Straight Alliance