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Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Grew from an entry-level analyst to become an integral, mid-level member of Cadmus’ growing International Environment and Development team through multiple promotions with increasing responsibilities.USAID Policy and Regulatory Reform for Resilience Activity (PROSE)•Program Manager for the USAID PROSE Activity, focused on advancing comprehensive disaster Management (CDM) and Climate Resilience across 11 countries in the Eastern and Southern Caribbean (ESC) Region​.USAID Global Environmental Management Support II (GEMS II)/Environmental Compliance Support (ECOS)/Environmental and Social Safeguards (ES3) Contracts•Successfully manage numerous, often overlapping projects in US Agency for International Development (USAID)-funded technical support under the USAID Environmental Compliance Support (ECOS) and Global Environmental Management Support (GEMS II) contracts across various task areas: Conservation and Biodiversity, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), Climate Risk Management (CRM), Training, and Client “Backstopping”. •Guide the strategic direction of Cadmus’ International Development practice through identification and subsequent mentoring/supervision of new hires, and contributing to business development strategy and proposal development.•Develop SOPs, training materials, strategic communication, and guidance documents to institutionalize and operationalize environmental and climate policy and requirements across USAID.•Serve as project manager and technical expert for EIA, CRM, Climate Vulnerability Assessments, and Tropical Forest and Biodiversity Analyses for USAID projects. •Conduct and analyze hundreds of stakeholder consultations (with NGOs, civil society, private sector, government officials, and community members) on environmental and climate topics through field work exercises completed in Uganda, Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Burundi.

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Working for the "Joint Initiative for Sustainable Humanitarian Packaging Waste Management" - a USAID (BHA)-funded project that aims to ensure that life-saving humanitarian assistance does not leave a legacy of environmental degradation in crisis-affected parts of the world.Project coordination and knowledge management: contributing to guidance and tools for humanitarian actors interested in reducing their environmental / carbon footprint ; organization of technical working groups and webinars as a way to foster knowledge exchange, coordination with partners and donors; communication and advocacy.

Arusha, Tanzania

Support the editing, review, and finalization of donor reports and grant proposals. Assisted in the preparation of project proposals including editing and review of proposal narratives, research related to program sectors including climate change resilience building, livelihood diversification and girls education. Collected and synthesized monthly reporting to create the end of the year presentation for the Education Department as well as the End of the Year Report for the organization as a whole. Assisted with fieldwork trainings in Swahili.

College Park, Maryland

Worked as a customer service representative, managing the daily operations of the department including answering requests for information from students, faculty and staff, marketing information about college wide events, planning and coordinating events, scheduling, and other administrative duties.

College Park, Maryland

Research assistant on joint William and Mary and University of Maryland, U.S. Department of Defense funded grant. The grant's core focus was mapping and analyzing the distribution of multilateral and bilateral foreign assistance funds across Sub-Saharan and Northern African countries. Research assistant's responsibilities included aggregating data, coding, and arbitrating peer mapping, research and writing country profiles detailing the relationship between aid and conflict for use by academic, policy making and lay audiences.

Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

Collaborated with local staff to organize and speak at pre-orientation programs and debriefing sessions for Tanzanian students before and after traveling to the U.S. for government sponsored educational opportunities. Conducted extensive researched and wrote an informational cable on the Tanzanian educational system. Wrote situational reports and recommendations regarding applicants for public affairs grants such as Fulbright Programs and Education U.S.A., reviewed applicant profiles and helped with preliminary grant recipient selection. Traveled to two different provinces in Tanzania to promote Mission Tanzania programs, grants, cultural exchange programs and embassy resources available for Tanzanian citizens. Successfully applied for the competitive American Film Project grant to bring educational programs on women’s empowerment to U.S. Mission Tanzania. Managed social media postings on Facebook and Twitter as well as wrote press releases and media advisories for various programs and events.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Legislative Intern for the Office of Congressman Clawson, FL- 19. Conduct legislative research about a variety of issues including, but not limited to foreign affairs and homeland security, attended congressional hearings and briefings, and produced policy letters. Managed daily administrative tasks such as answering phone calls, processing tour requests, corresponding with constituents through digital and paper mail, managing emails, and disseminating information.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Government And Politics, Minors In Law And Society & International Development And Conflict Management

Activities and Societies: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Honors Program, Images Tour Guide Association, Women's Club Ultimate, Primmanum.

Certificate, Kiswahili

Recipient of the National Security Education Program (NSEP) Boren Scholarship for Kiswahili. Administered by American Council's African.

Spanish Language And History