Hunter Ryan Email & Phone Number

Houston, TX, US

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States

• Coordinate logistics of community events—festivals/conferences with key external stakeholders, e.g.: o Community members/citizens, leaders of local institutions—Universities, Hospitals; manage advocacy training o.
• Leverage seed capital to operate Advocacy services; manage budget; advise local/state officials to initiate health summit: o Lead meetings with stakeholders; establish advisory board council to facilitate.
• Manage health/education/criminal justice engagement; launch regional racial justice training, “Trap Academy”o Support 7 university of Houston graduate students; oversee internship—guide on research; invite to key.

Houston, Texas, United States

• Organize/collaborate with stakeholders/subject experts/policy makers/officials to expand healthcare access o Prioritize TX state legislation impact—liaise between groups/individuals to build coalitions, give diverse.
• Spearhead 1st “Third Ward Health Summit”—united partners/stakeholders, addressing residents’ wellbeing/health equityo Support “Northern Third Ward Neighborhood Project”—oversee meetings with citizens/Pastors/Civic.
• Organize office recycling initiative to drive sustainability; coordinated logistics for first 2 Annual “Fall-Festival” events:o Secure in-kind donations, manage vendor registration, ensure restrooms/food/water for 400+.
• Enable “Health Collaborative” to self-sustain as an entity—recruit University of Houston’s new Medical School as anchor o Utilize Medical School to unite community; ensure equitability—voice opinions; leverage past.
• Establish rapport with community stakeholders; lead weekly fitness program for youths 6-14; facilitate summer program o Support community area youth, focusing on STEM learning, character development, and overall wellness

Houston, Texas, United States

• Directed communications with funders/high-net-worth individual donors, board members, and NIH/DARPA coordinatorso Managed online interactions via Google Suite/Zoom/Slack, etc.; oversaw multi-city travel logistics for 3.
• Improved workflow for executive leadership, implementing channels for administrative success: o Established checklist for travel reimbursement; drafted/managed Trello board to track deadlines for:- Funding reports.
• Oversaw reimbursements/procurements for ED, evaluated department challenges: o Addressed frozen credit card, ensuring appropriate purchasing activity reimbursement, mitigating inaccuracies

Houston, Texas, United States

Normal, Illinois, United States

• Led initiatives—program outreach/lead generation/retention/networking with Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (RPCV)
• Managed communications between university, regional/DC Peace Corps’ divisions, students, and local RPCVs:o Presented service opportunities to groups: 45-155 people, focusing on benefits of joining after graduation
• Recruited applicants while expanding RPCV network; teamed with multiple recruitment departments on federal contract: o Navigated school/government bureaucracy; led recruitment to address cultural issues in.

Guatemala, Guatemala, Guatemala

Guatemala, Guatemala, Guatemala

• Spearheaded organization/leadership—3 two-week experimental education/service trips for 15 participants, 18-25 years old:o Directed communications, prioritized ethical travel, e.g., avoiding con artists, supporting.
• Assessed efficiency of budget use; established relationships—vendors/partners, e.g., hiking guides, businesses, hotels, etc.
• Translated emotionally-challenging experiences; recruited community members to work with US/CA youths

Davis, CA

• Led/motivated 5 coaches; implemented sports-camps to build skills/confidence: drove participant improvement—75%

Paraguay

• Liaised between Peace Corps (PC)/NGO PARTIDI—focused on life skills/values development through soccer: ages 7-21
• Mediated/coached community sites within Capital, utilizing UNICEF funds; coordinated rural youth soccer workshops: o Supported participants in the Chaco and displaced peoples camps, increasing participation by 10%
• Identified education partners; established networks—PC Volunteers/PARTIDI to coach Street Fútbol World Cup delegationo Contributed to delegation’s effort to secure “3rd place” within tournament—games won/fair-play.
• Coordinated/implemented program with local health post, focusing on HIV/AIDS/sexual education for rural high schools: o Leveraged Soccer to facilitate cultural/language integration—drove 85% learning retention.
• Spearheaded logistics for 2nd annual “Campamento Deporte y Vida” (sports and life camp), supporting 45 young men
• Expanded efforts to support communities with limited medical/dental care, connecting individuals/health posts to resources o Navigated nuances—rural farmers vs. city business population, growing professional/personal.

Austin, Texas, United States

• Led practices/games for youth sports-leagues—10 teams per sport; managed workshops; shared guidance—athletes’ parents

Sierra Vista, Arizona, United States

• Liaised between office/public—public land use for recreation, supported clean-up service, removing San Pedro River’s trash

Master’S Candidate, Peace Corps Fellows, Kinesiology And Recreation Management, Applied Community Economic Development Sequence

Bachelor'S Degree, Philosophy

4 years work-study employment; 2 years managing track and field team. 3 years officer Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity; VP Programing and.