Hailey Alemán Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Mbala, Northern Province, Zambia

Project Management:- Monitor projects on an ongoing basis and report these in the Volunteer Reporting and Grants portal at monthly intervals, specifying metrics, benchmarks, and milestones. - Implement projects using the Participatory Analysis for Community Action (PACA) model, which centers community in order to achieve improved outcomes and increase community buy-in.- Work to establish processes and procedures which are sustainable and accessible in order to build capacity on an individual, household, and community basis.- Serve as Training and Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator on the End Malaria Together committee serving all of Peace Corps Zambia, compiling resources for malaria education and prevention and tracking outputs and outcomes of outreach activities.- Manage a grant for more than ZMW32,000 (local currency) or approximately USD1,230, which will train 10 Malaria Community Outreach Workers who will work in nine villages to teach community members about malaria prevention including proper use of bed nets, and tracking the signs and symptoms of malaria.Cross-Cultural Competence:- Achieved Intermediate-High proficiency in a local Bantu language in fewer than 10 weeks, continuing instruction to improve upon this foundation.- Ensure that projects and workshops align with community values and priorities, and are conducted in a culturally appropriate manner.Education:- Teach English and Spanish to my host community, using knowledge of local language.- Promote the use of cooking methods that improve household health and nutrition, use sustainable fuels, and release fewer particulate emissions.

Washington, District Of Columbia

Outreach:- Maintained relationships with current partner organizations and establish relationships with new partners.- Recruited community members for a pilot Tree Ambassador program, which paid residents of priority areas to encourage tree planting in their communities.- Ensured outreach efforts, events, and programming applied best practices related to equity, accessibility, diversity, and community buy-in.- Recruited volunteers for new and ongoing events, coordinating a hyper-local outreach campaign and increasing community buy-in.- Acted as a liaison between Casey Trees and external organizations and community groups.- Encouraged tree planting in historically disinvested spaces, and with residential, private, and commercial stakeholders.Project Management:- Managed multiple projects simultaneously, keeping all stakeholders informed of changes, contingencies, and event provisions.- Reported on project progress including benefits, challenges, and considerations for future events.Development:- Contributed reviews of grant applicants for an urban forestry-focused fund provided by the Garden Club of America.- Reviewed and provided content for grant proposals for the Arbor Day Foundation and others, and for quarterly grant progress reports.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Data Management:- Tracked progress on sustainable lighting fixture procurement in Metro non-revenue facilities.- Calculated energy usage, energy cost avoidance, and ROI for more than 100 facilities in Metro's service region. Consolidated all information in a central database and an energy tracking software program.Education:- Corresponded with D.C. schools regarding collaboration on sustainability education projects.- Established points of contact to foster partnership between Metro and educational institutions.Public Outreach and Communications:- Represented Metro at external conferences and sought opportunities for collaboration with partner agencies. Collaborated with external organizations on new and existing sustainability initiatives. - Contributed articles for a weekly sustainability newsletter.Strategic Planning:- Monitored partnership opportunities, tracked project progress, and compared energy performance of past and present lighting fixtures in Metro facilities.- Conducted research and drafted project proposals for presentation to management.

Great Falls, Virginia

Environmental Education:Led a grant-based Meaningful Watershed Education Experience (MWEE) for D.C. students in grades 4-8, which included Common Core-aligned curriculum on the Chesapeake Bay Watershed and marine conservation. Consistently recognized for ability to engage and build rapport with students.Education Administration:Facilitated a safe, effective, and fun learning environment for students. Fostered an inclusive learning environment for students with highly specialized Individual Education Plans, students with disabilities, and students speaking English as a second language. Developed curriculum for new programs. Conducted pre- and post-program surveys which were used to improve the program and apply for grant funding.Diversity and Inclusion:Fostered a safe and inclusive learning environment for students of all backgrounds, including students speaking a foreign language as well as students with special needs. Utilized working knowledge of Spanish to more effectively engage students.General Support:Managed general upkeep of lesson supplies and indoor and outdoor lesson spaces. Conducted trail maintenance to ensure trails were cleared and ready for outdoor lessons. Performed first aid and documented incidents as needed.

Bayville, New York

Customer Service:Operated a switchboard and served as the front line of customer service, facilitating a welcoming atmosphere. Answered client questions regarding event logistics, scheduling, and vendor availability. Registered clients for the restaurant member rewards program and regularly updated an associated tabular database. Processed daily reservations and cancellations for the on-premises restaurant.Event Planning:Assisted with event planning logistics, contacting vendors, and submitting insurance forms. Managed the calendar of senior staff members. Responsible for coordination, rescheduling, and cancellation of appointments and meetings. Discreetly processed key financial documents for events and on behalf of senior staff including the COO and owner, including but not limited to invoices, outgoing payments, and receipts.General Administration:Processed packages and mailings and ensured general office organization. Drafted and edited documents such as public relations materials and memos. Organized archival documents such as bills, order forms, and past payments. Performed technical support where necessary for appliances, personal electronics, and audio-video equipment.

Ithaca, New York, United States

Customer Service:Responded to questions and concerns and referred any special requests.Facilities Management:Assisted with meal preparation and serving. Operated a cash register and served as the door checker, ensuring customers were able to enter the facility quickly. Performed general clean-up and maintenance for regular meals and special events.Professional Development:Trained new team members in facilities logistics, daily operations, and best practices.

Ithaca, New York Area

Public Outreach:Explained park initiatives such as invasive species management and biological sample collection to visitors. Increased awareness of issues such as the proliferation of invasive species through consistent and focused educational presentations. Invasive species of interest included pale swallow wort, the Asian longhorned beetle, the hemlock wooly adelgid, and the emerald ash borer.Project Coordination:Worked with The Nature Conservancy and the New York State Department of Conservation on various projects including but not limited to: aquatic sampling, invasive species management, and land surveys. Supported the research of several scientists throughout the park and surrounding areas, consisting of biological and abiotic monitoring.Scientific Research:Worked independently and with a team on conservation projects throughout the park, such as avian monitoring, establishment of habitat for native species, and the removal of harmful exotic species. Utilized GIS and GPS in removing invasive species, outlining park boundaries, and planning daily activities. Operated a company vehicle, transporting team members and necessary equipment to and from project sites.

Kittery, Me

Administrative Support:Performed administrative duties such as processing incoming mail and packages. Created a database of comparable marine field stations, including information on pricing, course offerings, and other data, commissioned by the Director.Logistics:Assisted with general facility logistics and created and maintained island trails for use by students, visitors, and staff. Handled living arrangements for new arrivals to the island, including students and visiting professionals. Assisted with logistics for the island "Rock Talks," weekly presentations by guest speakers and island staff on a variety of environmental issues.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Environmental Science And Sustainability

Activities and Societies: Cornell Global Awareness Program (Liaison, Treasurer, Co-President) Phi Mu - Phi Xi Chapter (Social Committee.

Advanced Regents Diploma With Honors

Activities and Societies: Recycling Club (Member, Manager) Varsity Track and Field (Member, Co-Captain) Varsity Kickline Varsity Tennis.