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Madison, WI, US

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

• Serve as a member of the Global Engagement Team and actively collaborate with 20+ staff of International Student Services, jointly supporting over 7,000 international students
• Coordinate and lead four functional areas of student engagement: International Peer Mentor (IPM) program, Global Café, Global Badger Experience Grant, and Advising Affiliated Registered Student Organizations (RSOs)
• Recruit, select, train, and supervise up to 3 Global Engagement Team Interns including delivering evaluations, managing conduct and performance and discharging
• Lead the development and implementation of the new International Peer Mentor program integrating best-practice research and assessment into the curriculum design, marketing, and strategic goals also informed by student.
• Review, select, and train and supervise 15 mentors for the first cohort to support a combined total of 100+ new international students
• Designed training curriculum based on student development theory and integrated key campus offices such as: University Health Services, Gender and Sexuality Campus Center, Dean of Students, and Disability Resources

Albany, New York Area

• Responsible for overall management of a portfolio of 60+ study abroad programs in 20+ countries; Recruit, select and advise 200+ students through the application process annually; Support students of diverse.
• Oversee the Albany International Representatives (AIRs) program designed to engage study abroad alumni; Develop integrative social programming for study abroad applicants and international students; Research best.
• Assess study abroad program viability and provide recommendations for enhancement; Reconcile invoices and budgets in collaboration with the Director of Education Abroad; Assist with staff implementation of new.
• Create and manage website presence for select Study Abroad programs and assist with social media involvement; Contribute to grant writing for funding of student scholarships and conference participation
• Promote international engagement through strategic marketing at events, presentations, and fairs; Document and support students in crisis abroad and work with support teams to assist in emergencies; Refer students to.
• Collaborate with faculty and staff locally, regionally, nationally, and globally; Represent UAlbany during annual site visits to partner institutions overseas and at NAFSA conferences; Sustainability coordinator and.

Flagstaff, Arizona Area

• Responsible for the overall management of McConnell Hall (2015-2017), the largest NAU community of 830 freshmen co-ed residents; and Tinsley Hall (2013-2015), a community with 480 first year co-ed residents
• Hired, trained, supervised, and evaluated up to 22 Resident Assistants (RAs) and 2 Graduate Assistants (GAs) annually through in-hall trainings, weekly staff meetings, one-on-one meetings, and individual and team.
• Actively developed GAs supervision style, competencies, autonomy, and collaborative abilities; Taught and contributed to curriculum of credited course for newly hired RAs; Advised the Hall Association; a diverse.
• Managed and assessed RA programming efforts (including promotion and budget) for up to 230 active programs annually including large scale, campus wide events
• Counseled, advised, referred and followed-up with students experiencing emotional, physical, or academic crisis; Participated in on-call rotation for 8,000 residents facilitating crisis response and supporting over 160.
• Oversaw the operations of Residence Hall front desks including payroll, resources, staffing and training; Communicated with facilities’ staff and regularly assessed maintenance issues

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States

• Completed 300-hour master’s degree capstone internship; assisted with implementation and enhancement of programs for International House, a residential community of domestic and international students focused on.
• Collaborated with International Student and Scholar Services and Education Abroad units

Flagstaff, Arizona

• Assisted with management of overall operations of coed suite-style residence hall housing 566 students; hired, trained, supervised, and evaluated staff of 11 Resident Assistants; advised student Hall Association in.

"Face of the First Year Experience" for UWW. Created, promoted and facilitated programs during Plan-it Purple and Club U Dub Dub to engage students and help them succeed.

Master’S Degree, Counseling - Student Affairs, 4.0/4.0

Ba, Liberal Studies

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