Henry (Hank) Clay Email & Phone Number

Nashville, Tennessee

Tennessee

Lead an incredible team of very smart, talented people across Tennessee who care deeply about ensuring all students receive an excellent education. Communities in Schools of Tennessee connects students with the physical and mental health resources they need to attend school every day focused on learning.

Greater Nashville Area, Tn

Advocates for policies, legislation, resources, and partnerships that further Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools’ mission to dramatically improve student achievement, reduce achievement gaps, and graduate students ready for college and careers. Serves as the district liaison to elected officials and government entities at the federal, state, and local levels.

Greater Nashville Area, Tn

Oversee the strategic direction of Race to the Top for Metro Nashville Public Schools.

Greater Nashville Area, Tn

Greater Nashville Area, Tn

• Advocated at the university, local, and state levels of government for a graduate and professional student population of over 8,500 students.• Speaker along with Governor Purdue, U.S. Senator Isakson, President Adams, and former U.S. Senator Miller at the dedication of the Zell B. Miller Student Learning Center—a $43.6 million library facility.• Consistently met with the President of UGA, Senior Administration, Deans, and Vice-Presidents to lobby for the needs of graduate students.• Led officers and representatives to develop the yearly budget, engage in public service, and plan interdisciplinary events to foster student involvement.• Organized the student voice around issues of public policy.• Served on committees such as: Provost Search Committee, University Council (Executive Committee, Educational Affairs, Student Affairs, and Library Committee), Commencement Committee, Dean of Student’s Student Leadership Advisory Council, Graduate School Council, and Georgia Federal Credit Union Advisory Board.

• Conducted research on gerontology issues including: bereavement among the elderly after losing a child, hypertension rates, and diabetes rates

• At the request of the U.S. House Committee on Science and Technology our team analyzed fuel temperature compensation policies in state and foreign governments• Published report “Motor Fuels: Stakeholder Views on Compensating for the Effects of Gasoline Temperature on Fuel Volume at the Pump”, September 2008, GAO-08-1114• Identified interest groups, state officials, international officials, industry representatives, and private industry officials knowledgeable about fuel temperature compensation policies• Created questionnaires, conducted interviews and analyzed stakeholder positions on the policy in a team-based environment• Presented findings to congressional staff

Phase I:• Researched and evaluated mental health courts across the state of Georgia• Conducted interviews at the county jail, police department, and community service boardPhase II:• Wrote referral forms, pre-screening checklists, and evaluation/assessment summary• Developed method for gathering and tracking of selected performance/outcome measures• Created schema for monthly, quarterly, yearly or ad hoc summary reports and graphs

• Developed an instrument to measure the effectiveness of the County Commissioner Training Program, collected and analyzed the data using SPSS, created a final report of my findings and recommendations, presented results to Director of Government Relations

• Complete emergency intakes, facilitate meals and coordinate volunteers, conduct weekly resident community meetings, provide referrals to emergency shelter

• Developed policies and procedures for newly created transitional housing program• Conducted initial interviews and intake process to determine eligibility of potential clients• Utilization of the strengths-based prospective in the provision of intensive case management through the brokering of community resources• Developed area resource networks• Coordinated volunteers to fulfill office duties, be overnight hosts, cook meals, and drive

• Conducted archival research at the Library of Congress for Senator Miller’s speeches • Coordinated daily press clippings distribution throughout the Senator’s national and statewide offices• Provided constituent services including historical tours of the United States Capital and flag requests• Distributed press releases to national, state, and local media• Attended Senatorial committee proceedings

Mpa, Public Administration

Specialization in Public Policy

Msw, Master Of Social Work

Activities and Societies: Represented all social work graduate students in the state of Georgia on the board of the Georgia Chapter.

Certificate Of Nonprofit Managment

Bachelor Of Arts, International Affairs

Specialization in Comparative Politics and Communities

Bachelor Of Social Work (Bsw)

Activities and Societies: President, BSW Club

Associate Of Arts, Liberal Arts

Activities and Societies: President, International ClubJoint enrolled full-time during junior and senior years of high school.