Erica Lamarche Email & Phone Number

-Coordinate personal, academic and career support to Scholars and any additionalguidance and case management throughout college as needed-Document student progress, proactively identifying issues and challenges, bringing themto the attention of the manager for reparative action as necessary-Maintain and collect Scholar data on an ongoing basis, making regular assessments ofindividual student progress towards degree completion-Provide regular updates and information about Scholars to donors in a timely manner asrequested by Association leadership

Trio Student Support Services

-Plan and oversee the day-to-day operation of the SSS program to support student success, retention, and graduation in compliance with all federal regulations and grant specifications.-Manage the annual operational budget and all financial aspects of the program.-Direct the operation of the SSS program to include the selection, training, management, and professional development of staff-Create and maintain collaborative programs and partnerships with institutional departments-Charged with recruitment of new students into the SSS program

Trio Student Support Services

-Mentor a caseload of approximately 70 students on topics related to college success (academic advising, career planning, time management, stress management)-Assist students with enrollment in graduate school-Coordinate the financial aid and financial literacy workshops for TRIO Student Support Services. Also assist students with various financial related issues (i.e. SAP appeals, applying for scholarships and financial aid, money management)-Supervise work study students. -Coach the TRIO Student Support Services debate team. Won 2nd place at the SAEOPP Student Initiatives Competition in April of 2016, and 1st place in April 2017 and March 2018, beating out teams from throughout the Southeast portion of the United States.

Department Of Communication

-Taught COMM 111 (Introduction to Public Speaking)- Fall 2014 semester-Selected to teach COMM 111 for Spring 2015/2016 to members of the Kentucky Air National Guard, specializing in listening, interviewing, and delivery skills.

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

o COM 252 (Interpersonal Communication). Examined the verbal andnonverbal elements affecting communication between individuals inpersonal and work context.o COM 181 (Basic Public Speaking). Gave practical experience in thebasics of public speaking.o FYE 105 (First Year Experience). Helped prepare students to besuccessful in college, including academic and career planning, andfinancial literacy.

• Mentoring students on an individual basis on college preparation (i.e. ACT testing, college and financial aid applications, scholarship opportunities)• Preparing students for entry to a potential career and the workforce (i.e. finding job opportunities, teaching resume and cover letter writing)

Trio Educational Talent Search

o Supported first generation students with high school completion and enrollment in post-secondary education for grades 8-12.o Facilitated programming on financial aid, career exploration, financial literacy, standardized testing preparation, and pathways to academic success (tutoring, note-taking, testing behaviors, class selection)o Generated program website and social media (Facebook)

Kentucky College Coaches Program--Franklin Simpson High School (Franklin, Ky)

Ms, Organizational Communication

Activities and Societies: Omicron Delta Kappa, Gamma Beta Phi, Rotaract Club, Campus Scouts (adult Girl Scouts volunteer)

Bis, Education (Major), Music (Minor)

Activities and Societies: Rotaract Club, Omicron Delta Kappa, Murray State University Wind Ensemble, Murray State University Percussion.

Certificate Of Completion, Front End Web Development

Accredited Financial Counselor Certification