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Lebanon, Nh, Us

New Hampshire And Vermont

I create partnerships that help to build community and strengthen diversity and inclusion across the Dartmouth Health system. I started employee resource groups that have achieved participation of over 8,000 in activities that strengthen employee identity, community and purpose. I co-led a team that engaged an independent consultant to create Dartmouth Health's first organizational assessment and roadmap for diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.Working with our CHRO, I co-created Dartmouth Health's first Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging

Greater Pittsburgh Area

I led Coro's first strategic plan to expand leadership capacity in three urban neighborhoods. Trained and certified 116 new leaders who contributed 17000 hours to strengthen education, stimulate development, and increase safety. I increased annual philanthropic and corporate investment by 60 percent through new funding partnerships and larger grants and sponsorships.

I led staff and board to generate a new organizational mission, vision, values and strategic plan focused on preparing leaders for public education and revitalization of distressed urban neighborhoods. I co-designed and facilitated an innovative multi-year civic engagement program, Citizens Leadership Initiative. Twelve human service agencies, 54 local leaders and over 500 residents of low-income communities participated in this long-term project to shift the dialogue and practice of poverty alleviation in Allegheny County. Key partners included Family Resources of Western Pennsylvania, The University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work and the national Alliance for Children and Families.I also co-designed and facilitated two-year Greater Washington Civic Leadership Institute, in partnership with Washington & Jefferson College, The Borough of East Washington and The City of Washington PA. Engaged over 300 citizens. Provided direct training and mentorship to 17 community leaders, who catalyzed initiatives in Greater Washington that have led to crime reduction, increased business investment and beautification projects. I raised over $3 million from philanthropic foundations and corporate sponsors to support civic leadership training programs. Secured multi-year corporate and philanthropic investments from Alcoa Foundation, Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation, The Birmingham Foundation, The Buhl Foundation, Citizens Bank, The Falk Foundation, The Forbes Funds, The Grable Foundation, The Heinz Endowments, The Hillman Foundation, The Pittsburgh Foundation, and The R.K. Mellon Foundation.

I co-developed and implemented Moving Forward Together, an innovative model of collaborative neighborhood leadership rooted in deliberative democracy principles. Successfully piloted the model in nine South Pittsburgh neighborhoods. Managed six staff, 50 volunteers and 15 community partners, who engaged an additional 250 residents to identify community issues and stimulate citizen-centered action planning. As a direct result of Moving Forward Together, nine organizations in several neighborhoods formed the Hilltop Alliance that has led planning and development efforts since 2008. I designed and managed implementation of training program evaluation system. Used scientific surveys, focus groups, semi-structured interviews and direct observation to create formative and summative evaluation data. In partnership with the Bayer Center for Nonprofit Management at Robert Morris University, prepared issue papers and consulted on design and implementation of local work groups focused on creative strategies for nonprofits to foster civic engagement.I worked with Leadership Pittsburgh, the Forbes Funds and Grantmakers of Western Pennsylvania to create a Town Hall dialogue on civic engagement. Utilized published report, OnQ TV, WDUQ radio interviews and the annual Nonprofit Summit to engage over 1,500 residents and communicate outcomes of the project. I raised public awareness of leadership programs and initiatives through invited talks, news interviews, and television and radio appearances.

I conducted interviews and developed qualitative case studies of hospitals in Pennsylvania. Worked with research specialists to develop theory of variations in treatment intensity within intensive care units.

Taught courses in social research methods, social movements and urban sociology. Served on two committees for senior theses on models of local sustainable development. At two national conferences presented case studies on the topic of how different forms of community conflict can affect community revitalization efforts.

University Of Pittsburgh

I designed and taught undergraduate courses in sociological theory, social movements, and global and comparative sociology. I had a total of 700 students across 14 classes. Published peer-reviewed case study research on how social and political networks affected citizen participation in the revitalization of Pittsburgh.

Greater Pittsburgh Area

Conducted research and developed a qualitative model of how conflict can lead to stronger democratic participation in urban development. Utilized model in doctoral dissertation (2002) and book, The Politics of Place (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2005)

Greater New York City Area

Conducted evaluations of in-school training programs to build interactive learning environments through computer software applications. Used evaluation results to develop sponsorship materials and recruit sponsors for training programs.

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