Quantitative analysis for public administration and policy. UTSA Department of Public Administration. Spring 2024 semester.

Consultant on data infrastructure needs and continuous improvement process of collective impact organization

Qualitative analysis of food insecurity survey responses

Develop a public data dashboard for cradle to career outcomes

Provided data consultation, training, and resources to a network of over 60 place based collective impact partnerships.

Developed data systems for Goodwill workforce development programming using SAP Business Objects, ETO, and Tableau. Developed data driven continuous improvement training for program managers. Supported program design, indicator development, and program evaluation.

The Alamo Regional Data Alliance works collaboratively to foster a data driven culture to improve quality of life for Bexar County residents.

Designed and implemented new cross-district data sharing systems to provide access to education data for youth-serving nonprofitsResponsible for managing and growing paid contracts for data servicesProvided data and continuous improvement coaching to 18 education nonprofitsServed on senior leadership team participating in organizational hiring, strategic planning, and developmentDeveloped scorecards for shared education success measures for collective impact councils

Laterally managed 26 cross-functional staff members to reach a goal of building personal relationships with over 140 alumniDesigned and managed campaign to collect data on 89% of 160 alumni through survey outreachAnalyzed annual survey results to produce recommendations for leadership teamCo-led committee of teachers to fundraise over $16,000Maintained accurate alumni data and designed snapshot one-pagers for public use

Liaised with PR firm, reporting to WGU Indiana ChancellorMaximized a portfolio of 5 strategic partnerships including businesses, state and local governments, and collegesImplemented social media strategy and developed regular Facebook content; contributing to 400% increase in fansPitched student stories, 92-county tour visits, op-eds, and WGU Indiana events to local mediaWrote and edited blogs, press releases, social media content, and supporting documents for small and large PR campaignsCreated winning award applications for local and national PR awardsCoordinated internal and external events including Commencement and a 92-county tour of the state

Contributed to the creation and distribution of all departmental marketing materials Professionally communicated with various University Departments and Offices to cross-promote eventsWorked independently to set and meet marketing deadlinesWrote career tips and event blurbs for newsletters and promotional publicationsLead student interviews with candidates for Marketing Director/Career AdvisorManaged Facebook Fan Page and coordinated office calendars

- Developed a strategic plan for an advocacy campaign targeting the districts of the Hispanic Caucus- Drafted talking points and scripts for WFP public communications- Researched and adapted the latest strategies and software tools in online advocacy- Updated the World Food Program Spanish website regularly- Proofread documents for grammar and syntax

Publications Assistant- Environment and Natural Resources Program (Aug-December 2008)• Conducted relevant research and issue analysis for the Environment and Natural Resources Program• Wrote concise and accurate articles, in-briefs, and events/resources reviews for Bridges Trade BioRes, a bi-weekly publication reporting on issues at the intersection of trade and the environment• Wrote an analysis piece for the quarterly BioRes Review publication on the implications of a current WTO case• Professionally and effectively represented ICTSD at UN and US State Department seminars and events• Published Work: o “BioRes Interview: Tuna-Dolphin Three?” (2008). Bridges Trade BioRes Review , 9-10.o “US Regulation of E-waste Exports Under Scrutiny From Within”. (2008, October 3). Bridges Trade BioRes , pp. 2-4.o “Two Men Convicted in Abidjan Toxic Dumping Scandal”. (2008, October 31). Bridges Trade BioRes, pp. 8-9.o “Endangered Species, Tourism, Fisheries Highlighted at IUCN Congress”. (2008, October 17). Bridges Trade BioRes, pp. 1-3.o “The Montreal Protocol: New Initiatives to Tackle Climate-Damaging Substances”. (2008, November 28). Bridges Trade BioRes, pp. 7-8.

• Communicated with registered voters about Obama’s policies and positions via intensive phone-banking and canvassing efforts (over 400 calls and 50 houses a day)• Developed excellent interpersonal skills and achieved the highest contact rate in the office• Promoted and facilitated Obama For America events and speeches • Coordinated groups of out-of-state volunteers in largest ever primary-day canvass