Area Coordinator•Manage administrative duties of the assigned residential area(s) to ensure proper operation and serve over 900 students.•Respond to emergencies and crisis in a rotational on-call system to restore the well-being of students and the community.•Select, train, supervise, guide, and support a student staff team of eleven Housefellows and twenty two Floor Governors to ensure residential houses are run smoothly and that residents are supported as needed.•Follow up on maintenance issues within the residence halls and act as a liaison between the students and facilities staff.•Serve as the Senior Area Coordinator to support fellow Area Coordinators in the processes they run within the office.Supervision•Collaborate to develop the Student Life Division Learning Goals and implement them by building and managing Community Development Plans for the residential halls and Camel Chats between student staff and First Year students. •Supervise educational and social programming to build a healthy environment and a strong sense of community.•Advise and support the Residential Education Fellows Program to expand the learning experience to the residence halls.•Oversee and allocate annual budgets to ensure area wide expenses are properly handled and recorded.Student Development & Support•Enforce college policy and train student staff in confrontation skills and documentation through the Honor Code system.•Facilitate student conduct hearings to educate students on safe and responsible living.Professional Initiatives•Introduce, organize, implement, and evaluate Tunnel of Oppression at Connecticut College to provide a brave space for social justice issues to be presented and deconstructed by all members of the campus community.•Introduce, organize, and implement, the Lending Library at Connecticut College to provide students with a financially accessible and sustainable option to obtain books for their classes.

Supervise, guide, and support nine undergraduate student staff Resident Advisors, one Community Advisor and eight Special Interest Community Coordinators to ensure they provide support to their residents as best as possible. Serve on-duty rotation to respond to emergencies and crisis within the Columbia campus to restore the well-being of students and the community as a whole.Manage budgets to ensure all area wide expenses are properly handled and recorded.Encourage and supervise programming within the area to create a stronger sense of community amongst the residents.

Aided the Assistant Director of Educational Programs in organizing the 2011 NASPA Undergraduate Fellow Program to ensure a successful experience for the new fellows.

Assisted personnel complete special tasks related to offices and programs to ensure completion and success. Greeted visitors, answered phones, and took messages to provide guests and visitors with the best attention possible.

Filed student documents, gathered results from surveys, met with parents regarding students' documents, and assisted the receptionist to ensure students' documents and information were up-to-date and properly recorded and stored.

Instructed a seventh grade mathematics course to level off students' mathematics skills before entering the eight grade.