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La Porte, Indiana, United States

Notre Dame, Indiana, United States

- Support the administrative needs of the faculty and staff of Carole Sandner Hall with a special emphasis on the needs of the Education, Schooling, and Society (ESS) program and the American Indian Catholic Schools Network (AICSN).

- Serve as the first point of contact for guests arriving at the Morris Inn, welcoming guests and visitors upon arrival with a distinctively Notre Dame greeting- Provide individualized service and anticipate and accommodate the needs of each guest and visitor making their visit to Notre Dame a memorable one- Possess a thorough knowledge of the campus and history of Notre Dame to provide guests with a unique Notre Dame experience- Deliver the ultimate Notre Dame experience to each visitor assisting with parking, luggage, entertainment, local attractions, and dining suggestions - Recognize and engage with repeat visitors making them feel welcome, remembered, and important each time they visit.

Frederick, Md

- Assisted with oversight and supervision of all regular department operations associated with eligibility, compliance, scheduling, sports information, equipment purchasing, facility, event management, athletic training coverage, budgeting, and fundraising- Oversaw operations for seven sports, 200+ student-athletes, and 30 coaches- Served as Interim Director for three years over the seven years at FCC- Served as search chair for all head coaching positions and athletic department full-time positions- Wrote the first-ever Athletic Department Strategic Plan, Student-Athlete Handbook, and Coaches Manual- Assisted with oversight of the entire athletic budget, financial aid tracking, and scholarships in surplus of $1 Million- Secured a 10-year direct agreement with BSN & Under Armour as a department-wide apparel provider- Researched, reviewed, and submitted the annual Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act report (Submitted 5/7 years)- Led the Athletic Department through the COVID-19 pandemic. Named to the COVID-19 Planning Task Force- Served as the school’s first-ever full-time Sports Information Director- Created the first-ever athletics website (www.fccathletics.com) with a 60% increase in traffic since inception. o Featured in NJCAA Magazine, October 2015 Editiono Led a new redesign project for the website in the Spring of 2022 - Wrote & designed game programs, post-game recaps, graphics, and photography for the Athletics website- Produced daily social media campaigns and graphics (Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter) developing strategies to improve user engagement- Served as the primary photographer for the athletic department – Headshots and In-Game action photos- Successfully promoted baseball player Chris Mattison, drafted by the San Diego Padres (16th round, pick 474), as the school’s first-ever National Player of the Year (NJCAA DII, 2015)- Served as Sports Information Director for the 2021 NJCAA DIII Women’s Soccer National Championships

Baltimore, Maryland Area

- Assisted the Pete Rozelle Award-winning Baltimore Ravens public relations staff on gameday at M&T Bank Stadium in supporting local, visiting, and national media- Promoted to Gameday Pressbox Supervisor at the start of 2016 season after serving as Pressbox assistant for one season- Interact on gameday with coaches and team personnel to assist with media interaction and provide information on statistics and media coverage of the team.- 2018: Recognized by Ravens organization as ‘Outstanding Employee’ for the entire Ravens organization for going ‘above and beyond’ job expectations. Rewarded with the opportunity to watch the last regular-season home game in a private Suite Box- 2017: The Ravens' public relations staff was awarded the prestigious Pete Rozelle Award. The award is given annually to the NFL's top public relations staff that "consistently strives for excellence in its dealings and relationship with the media

- Direct oversight of Intercollegiate Athletics, Student Activities Center, Sports Information, Student Life, Greek Life, Group Fitness, Intramurals & Club Sports, The Preface (student newspaper)- Executive administrative officer for the division as a member of the Student Affairs & Enrollment Management Leadership Team- Direct human resource functions for the department with eight full-time, 25 part-time employees, and 150 student workers- Served as a chief disciplinary officer of Titan Athletics and Student Activities Center conduct cases- Created the following: Titan Athletics Advisory Board, Student-Athlete Advisory Board; Student-Athlete/Parent Orientation & Student-Athlete Handbook; a student-athlete mentoring program; drug testing policy; recruiting itinerary for campus visits; head coaches manual- Served as Deputy Title IX Coordinator for the Athletic Department and member of the campus Title IX team- Maintained operational and federal compliance by filing reports with NAIA, CCAC, and the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act- Chaired Athletics Expansion Task Force committee that resulted in the expansion of varsity programs from two to 12 in six years- Prepared and managed a $1 Million operating budget plus a $500,000 athletic scholarship budget.

Notre Dame, In

- Prepared press box for local and national media at Notre Dame stadium for home football games- Distributed in-game & postgame statistics to media

South Bend, In

- Administratively responsible for all athletic programs: planning, organizing, evaluating, and supervising athletic programs and support services while communicating and coordinating effectively with athletes, families, and staff- Served as a member of the Principals’ Executive Administrative Team- Recruited, trained, evaluated, and oversaw a high-level coaching staff consisting of 100 employees- Ensured the effective organization, event scheduling, facility maintenance, and coordination of transportation for all athletic activities, including 22 sports and 45 individual teams.- Served as an on-site presence/administrator at all home athletic events- Hired officials, team physicians, and police officers, as required, and assumed general responsibility for the proper organization and supervision of home games/activities; obtained scorekeepers and timers, and ensured the payment of officials

Westville, In

- Hired as institution’s first full-time Director of Student Activities resulting in increased responsibilities over a five-year career. Additional responsibilities included: Assistant Director of Athletics, Assistant Baseball Coach, Director of Intramurals and Club Sports, Sports Information Director, Coordinator of Residential and Community Life, Adjunct Professor- Provided educational and administrative leadership for extra-curricular student initiatives and programs within the Office of Student Activities, including training and development for both student leaders and staff members- Planned and implemented all aspects of New Student Orientation programming for undergraduate and transfer students, including selecting and training 65 student orientation leaders; implemented campus-wide programming for approximately 6,500 students as part of Purdue Pride Welcome Week- Chief Advisor for Chancellor’s Leadership Group that recognized high school seniors who excelled in the classroom and demonstrated leadership qualities- Prepared and managed an $875,000 student activities and athletics budget- Supervised upwards of 40 student employees, consisting of student managers, office attendants, and club/org assistants- Chaired the following: New Student Orientation, Purdue Pride Week (Fall), Student Welcome Back Week (Spring) Tri-Chair: PNC Panther Pounce 5K, Annual Athletics Golf Outing, Athletics Expansion Committee, Student Activities Center Research Committee- Increased the number of student organizations from eight to 60 within the first two years of employment- Supervised 10 Resident Assistants (RAs), through one-on-one and regular staff meetings to provide continued training and guidance to effectively serve residence halls of 500 residents- Adjunct Instructor – Business Ethics (3 Credits), Leadership & Management Development (3 Credits)

Bachelor Of Science Degree, Sport Communication, 3.39 Gpa

Master Degree, Sports Administration, 3.83 Gpa