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Fort Collins, CO, US

Greeley, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

• Administer two housing programs designed to meet the needs of low-income individuals
• Oversee federally funded HOPWA program for a caseload of 20 clients living below 30% Federal Poverty Level
• Manage Shallow Rent Program for 11 clients that fall above the threshold for federal assistance programs
• Assist low-income clients find safe and comfortable housing that meets their specific needs
• Create housing plans with clients to promote longevity and sustainability in their housing
• Serve as a liaison between clients and landlords and help mitigate problems as they arise

Windsor, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

• Designed education plans to address risk and needs assessments for youth in the juvenile justice system
• Provided crisis intervention and assisted families in decision making and problem resolution
• Monitored progress of clients in caseload and relayed information to families and outside agencies
• Lead groups through discussion-based courses on substance use, decision making and goal setting

Dominican Republic

• Supported primary teachers in student-centered pedagogy and resource development to increase literacy levels
• Successfully wrote a grant that resulted in the professional development and improved instruction of 40 teachers
• Established and facilitated student-led tutoring program that augmented leadership skills for 25 secondary students
• Headed a girls group that developed healthy behaviors, augmented self-esteem and life planning skills
• Collaborated with community members, government organizations, and non-profit, Courts for Kids to construct a basketball court in the community.
• Organized extracurricular clubs aimed at providing students with new skill sets such as art, gardening and English

Albuquerque, New Mexico Area

• Taught elementary level courses on environmental stewardship, fire ecology, and marine biology
• Guided nature hikes that encouraged exploratory education for students, teachers and parents
• 150 students demonstrated increased knowledge on environmental concerns and became more civically engaged

Risaralda Area, Colombia

• Animated 300 students to acquire new language skills and improve classroom behavior
• Co-taught English classes with two Colombian teachers at a high-need public high school
• Created an after-school English speaking group encouraging use of the language outside of the classroom
• Provided support and feedback to local teachers resulting in improved English instruction

Guatemala

• Created and taught lessons for 70 English language learners from beginner to advanced levels
• 10 students demonstrated improved English language mastery after attending individual tutoring sessions
• Designed course to meet the specific needs of local tourist police force

Senegal

• Supported Senegalese NGO with communication and translation with US based documentation
• Assisted in resource distribution amongst high-need Senegalese communities

Master Of Social Work - Msw

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), International Relations And Affairs