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Omaha, Ne, Us

Omaha, Nebraska, United States

- Supervise, train, develop, and evaluate eight full-time professional staff members and indirectly manage 100 student staff members.- Organize and conduct recruitment and selection process for student staff for over 200 applicants.- Serve in University Administrator Response Team on-call rotation for emergencies for over 3,000 students providing support in urgent situations.- Serve on Invisible Safety Net Board to work with college deans on creating action plans for students of concern.- Member of eleven-person Student Life Leadership Team assessing the needs of students on a large-scale macro level and creating tangible goals for each department to best serve the community.- Spearhead new initiatives with campus ministry and intercultural center for office hours within the residence halls.

Washington, Dc

- Supervised, trained, and evaluated four full-time masters-level professional staff members and indirectly oversaw 40 student staff for upperclass apartments and townhouses.- Served in on-call rotation for emergencies for over 7,000 students supporting and triaging in times of crisis concerning situations including mental health crisis, sexual assault, physical assault, drug and alcohol-related violations, and facilities emergencies.- Chaired the Living Learning Committee to record-high application numbers in 2023 and coordinated operations for all of the University’s themed communities, including creating a new cultural community LLC.- Successfully trained over 350 students in Party Host Training for education on responsible alcohol consumption.- Served as Residential Education Department’s representative for other departments search committees.- Managed cases involving at risk students academically and emotionally and worked to connect with campus partners. - Adjudicated higher level conduct cases for upperclass students on behalf of the Office of Residential Living.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Supervise, train, and evaluate fifteen Resident Assistants (RAs), and seven office staff members, working with on-call scheduling, programming, and personal as well professional development goals through weekly meetings- Serve in four person on-call rotation for emergencies for over 6,100 students- Work directly with multiple Faculty in Residence professionals on programmatic initiatives to strengthen the in-and-out of classroom relationship between students and faculty- Manage and oversee $15,000 budget for programming for 600 residents ranging from first-year students to graduate students across the eight buildings directly supervised by Community Director- Work directly with Honors Department to cultivate relationships for campus’s only living learning community- Adjudicated over 250 conduct cases pertaining to visitation, alcohol, and other policy violations

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Administer Moveable Feast, a program that brings together faculty and students through engaging conversation- Support the day-to-day operation of the Living Learning Community program and other faculty related programming by assisting with the planning and implementation of large scale events such as the LLC Symposium, retreats, Faculty Fellows initiative- Participate as committee member in LLC recruitment, application and selection processes

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Supervise, train, and evaluate seven Resident Advisors (RAs) through weekly one-on-one meetings, programming, administrative duties, and assist staff with completing personal and professional development plans- Manage the development and administration of the $3,000 RA programming budget for 300 first-year students.- Serve on the Division of Student Affairs on-call rotation for campus emergencies for over 8,000 students on situations including mental health crisis, sexual assault, physical assault, drug and alcohol-related violations, and facilities emergencies- Facilitate weekly staff training and development, August student orientation training, monthly in-services throughout the academic year, and January student staff training- Assist Faculty Guides and Faculty in Residence with programmatic initiatives to strengthen the in-and-out of classroom experience between students and faculty- Conduct one-on-one student success and academic distress meetings with first-year students- Attend weekly meetings for community development in addition to professional development- Participate in residence hall management, including student staff meetings, office hours, student interactions, and residence hall opening and closing

Yale University

- Oversaw and was directly responsible for over 200 students ages 13-17 at academic college preparation experience.- Directed and managed conduct meetings for students throughout program- Supervised, trained, and evaluated two senior Resident Advisors (RAs) and six RAs through daily one-on-one meetings, activities, and completed professional development plans- Worked directly with the Residential Life Dean to provide staff and student schedules for house meetings, evening duty, time off, activities, and supervision of tutorials.- Acted as primary responder for on-call emergencies each night for all physical and emotional needs of the students.- Designed and implemented excursions and daily activities while working directly with the Activities Life Dean in order to promote community and inclusion for all students involved in the experience.

Greater New York City Area

- Processed and executed insurance orders from the sales team in order to deliver titles to clients on a national scale- Reviewed documents and checked notaries at closings of transactions valued at over $1 Billion- Maintained communication with members of law firms in order to ensure accuracy and satisfaction of title product- Led projects collecting final policies from over 40 title offices nationwide to send to clients

Greater New York City Area

- Worked directly with National Referral Manager to input orders into database (Smartview) and assist with production of title orders

Greater New York City Area

- Reviewed and inputted documents and information into various databases to support the National Referral Department

Master’S Degree, Higher Education/Higher Education Administration

Bachelor’S Degree, History; Political Science