Fiona Chen Email & Phone Number

- Collaborate with local community-based organizations to spread awareness to the Yale Student body. - Assist with planning events for Migration Alliance at Yale.

Act as outreach director for Female for Finance.In charge of reaching out to local high schools in the community to pair students with a Yale mentor at Female for Finance

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

Through the President's Public Service fellow, Fiona spent the summer at Literacy Volunteers of Greater New Haven, an adult literacy nonprofit organization.- Worked on a variety of curriculum projects that will be used to help the organization in the upcoming year. - Conducted outreach work but going into the community to talk to local businesses and non-profits.- Collaborated with staff to work on projects.

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

- Worked as a summer intern for the organization. - Drafted a variety of training material for the organization.

Completed an eight-week training program and successfully passed a final exam on various topics including small claims law, wage law, and more. Assisted on the leadership board (training team) to create materials that were used for weekly meetings.

Currently a project leader for the Connecticut Parent's Advocacy Center's Bill of Rights and Language Access project aimed to increase language access throughout Connecticut school districts.

Dedicated to providing the WLI community with weekly newsletters to promote upcoming events, create posters for events etc.

Created informative PowerPoints on careers for the Yale New Haven Hospital Institute for Excellence.Presented slideshows to colleagues and head of internship.

Bachelor'S Degree, Political Science And Government

High School Diploma

Activities & Societies: Weighted GPA of 4.652 Vice President of the National Honors Society School-wide Community Service Organizer.

High School- Dual Enrollment, A

Course: ER&M 292: "Identity, Diversity, and Policy within U.S. Education"

Dual Enrollment, Sociology, A

Course: - SOC 100: "Introduction to Sociology"

Dual Enrollment- High School Senior & Junior Year, A/A-

Courses: - HIST 1501: "U.S. History to 1877" - HIST 1502: "U.S. History Since 1877 - ENGL 1007: "Seminar & Studio in Academic Writing &.

Summer Program, A

Activities and Societies: Explored the role of media and technology in terms of the First Amendment. Engaged in conversations.