Emily Pyle Email and Phone Number

I currently serve as the GTA for WGSS 2010, "Introduction to Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies," taught by Dr. Daniel McCarthy Howard. In this role, my responsibilities include:Grading multi-media assignments submitted by more than 30 students Answering student emails and addressing questions/concerns in a timely mannerCollaborating with Dr. McCarthy Howard and an additional GTA to manage offered coursework

I supported communications for AFFA Action, the political organizing arm of the Alliance for Full Acceptance (AFFA). My responsibilities in this position included:Creating and scheduling emails and social media contentStreamlining the AFFA Action brand Researching developments in LGBTQ policy and organizing on local, state, and regional levels

Following my time as a Richie Jackson fellow, I continued my work at Outright as an intern for the LBQ Connect team. My responsibilities in this position included those that I had as a fellow as well as: Facilitating and planning online events for the LBQ Connect Learning and Mentorship programConducting research on topics such as conversion practices, language justice, and disability and accessibility Communicating with cohort members regarding logistical issues and program… Show more Following my time as a Richie Jackson fellow, I continued my work at Outright as an intern for the LBQ Connect team. My responsibilities in this position included those that I had as a fellow as well as: Facilitating and planning online events for the LBQ Connect Learning and Mentorship programConducting research on topics such as conversion practices, language justice, and disability and accessibility Communicating with cohort members regarding logistical issues and program content Safely and securely handling sensitive information such as banking and contract information Show less

During my time as a fellow, I worked with the LBQ (Lesbian, Bisexual, Queer) Connect Program, which provides mentorship, learning and, grantmaking opportunities to LBQ women and individuals across the globe. As a part of the LBQ Connect team, my responsibilities included: Conducting risk assessments for projects proposed by LBQ activistsAnalyzing quantitative and qualitative trends for submitted projectsDrafting concept notes and proposal summaries to facilitate grantmaking… Show more During my time as a fellow, I worked with the LBQ (Lesbian, Bisexual, Queer) Connect Program, which provides mentorship, learning and, grantmaking opportunities to LBQ women and individuals across the globe. As a part of the LBQ Connect team, my responsibilities included: Conducting risk assessments for projects proposed by LBQ activistsAnalyzing quantitative and qualitative trends for submitted projectsDrafting concept notes and proposal summaries to facilitate grantmaking Providing logistical support during online multilingual education sessions Communicating crucial information to LBQ activists using Slack, Google, Whatsapp, Signal, Zoom, and Foundant TechnologiesStreamlining information related to the LBQ Connect program and brainstorming ways to improve the program Show less

As an Usher for the NYU Skirball Center, I was responsible for maintaining strict safety standards at the events the venue hosts, including enforcing COVID-19 guidelines and fire safety. Other responsibilities of my position included:Providing excellent customer service to our guestsMaintaining a secure flow of patrons in event spacesAssisting with event set-up and break-downSelling and distributing tickets at the NYU Box Office using Tessitura software

For my freshman year, I worked as the Events Assistant at NYU in Washington, D.C. NYUDC often hosts several public events a week, ranging from student-led DC Dialogues programming to panel discussions with members of Congress. My primary responsibility was to make sure our events ran smoothly by setting up our event spaces, running check-in, doing photography, as well as updating our records on the administrative side. During COVID-19, I continued to work remotely by maintaining our event… Show more For my freshman year, I worked as the Events Assistant at NYU in Washington, D.C. NYUDC often hosts several public events a week, ranging from student-led DC Dialogues programming to panel discussions with members of Congress. My primary responsibility was to make sure our events ran smoothly by setting up our event spaces, running check-in, doing photography, as well as updating our records on the administrative side. During COVID-19, I continued to work remotely by maintaining our event archives as well as conducting research for future events on topics such as gender equity in sports and in presidential races. Show less