Giancarlo Angulo, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Manages the planning, design, and execution of training programs for external partners; Develops and maintains an internal learning & development process for corporate partners that focuses on data-informed and survivor-centered education for employees at every level and across multiple industries;o Cultivates strategic relationships with prospective partners to determine their training needs;o Collaborates with internal and external consultants and subject-matter experts to review and enhance program curricula; &o Conducts follow-up surveys to measure the success and efficacy of the corporate training program and implement improvements.• Successfully led the development and delivery of a brand-new and industry-leading Human Trafficking 101 training program for external client, Expedia Group, to educate its employees about human trafficking in hospitality;o Designed and oversaw the delivery of a PowerPoint presentation via Zoom for Expedia Group’s anti-human trafficking working group;o In collaboration with Expedia Group’s Learning & Design team, supported the integration of course content into Articulate 360 to serve as a training for all EG employees around the United States.• Developed curricula for various training programs to serve the needs of corporate clients including, but not limited to, Match Group, InterContinental Hotels Group, and Booking. • Creates educational material for corporate partners including decks, toolkits, guidance cards, decision trees, varied media, and other materials as necessary.• Manages the manifestation of promised deliverables and reporting requirements across internal teams at Polaris by creating, delegating, and overseeing tasks using Microsoft Office Suite, Google Suite tools, Asana, and Salesforce.• Drafts presentation materials, newsletters, podcast talking-points, and other external-facing communications to share with Polaris’s executive team, board of directors, corporate partners, and prospective funders.

• Developed and lead training programs for new employees in CCAS Advising as chair of the Training & Onboarding committee in the Office of Undergraduate Studies. • Oversaw the launch of the First Year Experience program at George Washington University and developed a curriculum to be offered annually for all incoming students as a graduation requirement for everyone in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.• Trained and supervised 78 instructors to serve 1,561 students in the Fall 2022 semester, managing a budget of approximately $250,000.• Created and presented a variety of college-wide workshops for first year students to facilitate registration, degree planning, and orientation events. • Led a team of four advisors by delegating responsibilities equitably, evaluating college-wide curricular substitutions, and training new employees.

• Developed and taught a First Year Writing course in the University Writing Program on US religious accommodation law.

• Developed curricula and taught one course per semester in both virtual and in-person formats for classrooms of between 25-150 students while executing the broader responsibilities of a Ph.D. student, such as coursework, research, and service to the field.• Thrice nominated for a university-wide outstanding teaching award.

• Designed and taught five courses per semester on topics including World Religions and Intro to the Study of Religion. • Developed curricula for the broader Department of Humanities & Communications in collaboration with the rest of the faculty body. • Founded and directed the Broward College Religious Pluralism Project, which invited religious leaders from around the community to a lecture series open for all students at the college.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Religion/Religious Studies

Dissertation: Pockets Full of Piety: A Socio-Economic Analysis of Sectarianism in the Dead Sea Scrolls

Master Of Arts - Ma, Religion/Religious Studies

Thesis: Manufacturing History and Identity: A Study on the Teacher of Righteousness, Collective Memory, and Tradition at Qumran

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Religion/Religious Studies