WSU System-Wide Administrator • Coordinated the WSU System strategy to support students in need of food security, home security, emergency need/financial well-being across 6 WSU state-wide campuses • Administered first $186k Supporting Students Experiencing Homelessness (SSEH) Grant across WSU system • Coordinated with Vice Chancellors and other administrators across system to find best practices for abating student hunger, housing insecurity, and other barriers to student success • Collaborated with internal and external partners, including campus departments and regional social service organizationsGrant Administration and Management • Administered $186k Supporting Students Experiencing Homelessness (SSEH) Grant across the WSU system • Collected data for the Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) to support state-wide roll out of fundamental needs programming• Implemented program elements as outlined in state legislation, Washington Administrative Code (WAC) & guidance of grant funding• Built/maintained contractual agreements/memorandums of understanding (MOUs) • Obtained year-two AmeriCorps State/National member position for WSU Pullman Cougar PantryHiring and Employee Management• Hired and supervised student workers for Cougar Pantry• Created training program for system-wide Student Navigator student worker position• Supervised Cougar Pantry Coordinator FTE position Campus and Community Service• Served on state-wide collaborative committees such as Washington GEAR UP 7th Year Advisory Committee• Served on WSU committees such as Cougar Pantry Advisory Committee and WSU Pullman Student Affairs Leadership Team (SALT) • Participated in hiring panel interviews across Student Affairs department Campus Food Pantry Management • Managed the WSU Pullman Food Pantry, including hiring and training staff, overseeing spending and distribution of budget, etc.

• Communicated with 7 partner organizations to promote energy efficiency in state wastewater treatment plants • Built & managed Microsoft application database of 510 warming centers for housing security advocates & IEPA • Created energy focused computer database of 104 public housing authorities to bolster energy security, which successfully contributed to the first public housing-focused Notice for Funding issued by IEPA• Scheduled intern committee meetings• Contributed to IEPA social media content, creating energy efficiency specific posts

Volunteer Management • Directed 30-60 members of volunteer groups each week & 6,000 hours yearly • Formed strategy for volunteer COVID protocols • Trained volunteers on proper procedures for company vehicles, checked volunteers’ backgrounds and licensing• Mobilized 30 volunteers for COVID mass food distributions across 21-county regionDelivery Route Management • Managed 3 different food delivery/pickup programs throughout Central Illinois, (1) delivering produce to low-income sites, (2) picking up food from retail locations, & (3) picking up & delivering excess food from restaurants • Managed 10 volunteer van drivers, leading 7 weekly deliveries to low-income sites • Monitored 8 volunteer drivers of 10’ refrigerated truck, picking up donations from 10 retail locations weekly• Worked with 7 low-income sites to coordinate deliveries of several hundred pounds of produce weekly • Met with school principals & support staff to schedule drop off times, coordinate volunteer presence & assess needs • Coordinated with CIFB warehouse to order produce, schedule vehicles, & ensure vehicles and were not double booked against other organizational needs • Coordinated donation pickups from restaurants throughout county using volunteers & their personal vehicles• Trained volunteers on food handling protocols & vehicle procedures • Checked volunteer licenses, background check, & other safety procedures upon hire and annuallyGrant and Fundraising Experience • Guided $16,000 “Nudges” food insecurity grant across 5 pantries• Coordinated annual corporate fundraiser which yielded over $10,000 in 2019 Community Engagement • Scheduled, gave tours/presentations to donors & organizations • Assisted in community events & fundraisers, representing CIFBReporting • Optimized CERVIS database software to monitor volunteer activity & provide monthly reports to director • Confirmed contractual obligations with Feeding America & Illinois Department of Human Resources

Increased pantry inventory from 500 lbs. to 3000 lbs. per month ensuring take-as-much-as-you-need modelTripled number of students using the Pantry, strengthening emergency wellbeing in academic environmentPromoted student development via volunteer opportunities, directing 10 students per weekManaged computer system, social media, budget, reporting & digital privacy policiesCreated flyers and graphic designs for campus and community distribution, online and in print (see attached media) Referred students to appropriate resources, counseling students on local support optionsPresented food insecurity education to freshman, psychology, & interdisciplinary general education coursesConfirmed practices were in alignment with Feeding America & Idaho health policies Confirmed contractual obligations with Idaho Foodbank & Feeding America Sat on & chaired campus committees such as MLK Day & Warrior Pantry committees Monitored budgets & financial processesAssisted with strategic planning of Pantry self-sufficiency and longevity

Coordinated Idaho "SNAP into Action" food stamp outreach committee • Facilitated communication between 13 partnering organization• Worked with partners to set goals for SNAP outreach for the 2018 commitment year• Created and disseminated the 2017 SNAP into Action Report, detailing partner involvement and results over the course of 2017 (See attached media) Updated and maintained Train the Trainer SNAP outreach curriculum • Researched and updated food stamp policy information for curriculum on a quarterly basis• Updated graphics for updated Train the Trainer curriculumManaged social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram)• Created and manage social media campaigns such as Breakfast in the Classroom outreach, National School Breakfast Week, Idaho Gives, and SNAP-Ed information• Created graphics and images for social media outreach (See attached media) Web Administrator• Transitioned organization from old email client to Google Suite, providing the organization with free email and cloud software for the first time • Managed email server, including but not limited to setting up and monitoring email accounts,implementing security policies, monitoring and creating email routing • Managed cloud software, transitioned organization from old cloud platform, integrated team drives and implemented document organization structure and policies, control privacy settings and access• Provided tech trainings for employees and volunteers • Managed all email and Google Suite technical problems, as well as often resolving general computer concerns