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Denver, Co, Us

Denver, Co, Us

Founded Windhover Impact, as a tactical assistance consulting firm for HUD Continuums of Care and homeless service providers, focusing on data and Homeless Management Information Systems (HMIS). Windhover Impact supports:-HMIS Vendor Selection-HMIS or CoC Lead Agency Support-CoC Partnerships & Strategy-Data Alignment & Monitoringwww.windhoverimpact.com

Greater Denver Area

Greater Denver Area

-Manages Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) for Metro Denver Homeless Initiative, the HUD Continuum of Care.-Liaises between MDHI, BitFocus and Statewide Collaborative on HMIS implementation-Develops strategy for data-driven systems to support people experiencing homelessness and service providers-Integrates coordinated entry functionality with HMIS for expedited housing referral and match for highly vulnerable populations-Expands HMIS utilization and data quality improvement across projects serving homeless populations

Greater Denver Area

•Oversee operations of the Coordinated Access & Housing Placement System (CAHPS)/OneHome•Serve as community liaison and leader for OneHome, managing multi-disciplinary committees•Manage team of OneHome staff, partner agency contracts and policies & procedures•Provide high quality training and communications to Continuum of Care stakeholders

Greater Denver Area

-Administer SSVF (Support Services for Veterans and Families) VA grant for Denver area focusing in homeless prevention and rapid rehousing for Veterans, including $3,500,000+ budget-Manage team of Veteran advocates/case managers, employment specialist and intake coordinator-Coordinate outreach and strategic alliances between Veteran service organizations, homeless advocates, community partners and government stakeholders-Design and manage Bill Daniels Veteran Services Center, a one stop shop for Veteran resources-Drive community planning for ending Veteran homelessness in Metro Denver

Act as liaison to community for events and service opportunities.Provide monthly volunteer opportunities for multi-age families.Administer Second Sunday Initiative for food donations.

Interning at the United Way of the Quad Cities, my focus was to analyze the 10,000 Hours programs in three other regions, and develop one for our own region. I became Executive Director for my help in organizing the planning of the program. This involved setting a staff structure of a student leadership team, outlining short and long-term goals, setting a $25,000 budget for events, marketing, publicity and programming. As an inaugural program, a team of about 15 students and United Way staff put on a concert for students who performed 10 or more service hours in the area.Additionally, I helped with the Imagination Library preschool literacy program database and Cedar Rapids, IA flooding response and relief efforts.

As a Student Legacy 2009 Co-Chair, I worked with Alumni Relations as a current student of the college. I helped lead one of the most successful yields for class pledges in recent years, getting twice as many donations within a few weeks of launch as the previous year. We also developed class unity planning events like a comedy club visit, a trip to a baseball game and Last Lecture speeches. Additionally, I served on the Augustana College Alumni Board as a student representative for three years, analyzing admissions progression, developing career counseling opportunities and networking with alumni with varying classes.

As a leader on the Campus Ministries team, my focus was social justice and advocacy. My first year, I went on the trip to Biloxi, MS six months after hurricane Katrina hit for mucking work and to photograph students for our marketing department. My second and third years, I helped lead a group to the School of the Americas Watch Rally in Georgia and connect the campus to the events in Latin America. My third and fourth years, I focused on creating the Interfaith Group, helping Jewish and Muslim students build a community of tolerance and understanding on campus.I also was in charge of developing the Campus Ministries website when the augustana.edu site changed over, where I wrote content, took photographs and developed a layout for prospective students to gain access to Campus Ministries.

As an Admissions Ambassador for three years, I toured prospective families, called for student inquiries on college searches, performed clerical work and hosted overnight students. Following this position, I became a Campus Visit Assistant during which I scheduled individual visits, set-up for Honors interviews, and coordinated visit day events for 250+ people over the course of three months.

Masters Of Arts In Social Change, Community Organizing

MASC Student of the Year Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) 5 Day Regional Organizing Training Participant

Masters Of Arts In Public Health, Health Policy And Administration

Bachelor Of Arts, Political Science, Anthropology

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Society, Mortar Board, Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology Society, Campus.