*Runs Facebook, Instagram & Twitter accounts with audiences of thousands.*Designs, produces, and organizes content (e.g. videos, photo collages, infographics, livestreams, LGBTQIA news sharing) to be posted at least once per day. *Assists in strategic marketing.

*Manages Instagram & Facebook accounts and social media communications.*Designs content (e.g. direct ads, videos, stylized photos, infographics) to be posted regularly.*Assists in writing for business' website.*Will commence as sole wand salesman at this year's Southern California Renaissance Faire, where Whirlwood Magic Wands is well established as a leading attraction.

*Assisted the Curriculum Office in managing over 300 community clients per month and nearly 40 rehabilitative classes per week. *Researched recent information on the criminal justice system, to be used in grant applications; for example: incarceration and recidivism rates and barriers to reentry for ex-convicts, such as employer discrimination and stunted educational attainment.*Assisted in tutoring groups, particularly with editing undergraduate-level essays.*Helped facilitate certain rehabilitative courses, namely: the Creative Writing Workshop, in which trainees and teachers read and discuss poetry, then free write responses to be presented aloud; and the Alternatives to Violence Project, in which trainees and teachers reflect on past experiences involving violent behavior, then discuss how one might choose compassion over violence amidst aggravating circumstances.

Dr. Dorinne K. Kondo is an established author, playwright, and Professor of Anthropology and American Studies at the University of Southern California. This work involved: *Correspondence with professionals in theatre management, publishing and theatre photography - for example, Center Theatre Group and Duke University Press. *Assistance in sociological research, manuscript editing, and obtaining permissions for Dr. Kondo's third book, "Worldmaking: Race, Performance, and the Work of Creativity," which discusses race in the theatre industry and ends with an original play about historical trauma and its remembrance. *Synthesis of intricate style guides, principally The Chicago Manual of Style and duke University Press' Style Guide, for a genre-bending book. Selected for position based on sociology and theatre background, as well as a shared passion for theatre as a catalyst for social justice.

First employee of the month. *Opened and/or closed café.*Regularly engaged with customers, developing friendships with "regulars" and memorizing their menu preferences. *Offered personalized menu recommendations.*Counted daily profits, processed orders and payments.*Prepared coffee and tea beverages, served breakfast and lunch plates.*Managed equipment and merchandise stock, and cleaned the café.

*Won "Best Musical" award and a generous writing grant at first ever "Showsearch" competition in 2013. Judges included: Oscar and Tony award-winning actor, Joel Grey, Broadway actress, Marissa Jaret Winokur, and other Los Angeles-based performing arts executives.*Intermittently performed at events produced by the Festival, such as the monthly "MUSI-CAL" writers' showcase at Rockwell: Table & Stage, and fundraising events held at the homes of sponsors. Performed alongside actors, Allison Janney, Kristen Bell and Darren Criss. *Announced Best Musical award winner at second Showsearch competition in 2015. *Spoke in promotional video for Showsearch competition.

*Helped develop and host a large-scale fundraiser event held at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. *Chosen to write fundraiser invitation letter to Jane Fonda and the cast of Moisés Kaufman's play, "33 Variations," running at the Ahmanson Theater. *Worked in the sales subcommittee for the event, managing ticket pricing and distribution. *Helped extend the reach and appeal of CTG's marketing and publicity to numerous secondary schools in LA County. *Developed ongoing friendships with leaders in CTG's Education Department.