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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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