• Facilitate a gym and swim classes for groups of up to 22 young children between the ages of 6 months to 6 years old. • Provide private swim lessons for children with special needs (Down's Syndrome, Autism, ADHD)• Maintain superb communication between swimmers, parents, and supervisor

•Present full range of membership options for prospects with varying household size, financial circumstances, etc.• Advise prospective new members and answer all questions about the facility and membership packages • Process membership applications and payment agreements • Make weekly follow-up calls to potential new members, and set meetings to assess their interest in-depth

• Oversaw daily social media efforts including Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Somnia Blog • Managed a $10,000 budget for hiring a videographer and photographer to cover annual conference • Coordinated over 20 recruitment mailings and an e-mail campaign with Hubspot and Salesforce leads • Assisted with trade show coordination; packed and shipped collateral to various convention centers • Created PowerPoint presentations for trade shows and conferences • Processed and organized invoices and receipts daily

• Interviewed and hired over 100 students who applied to host prospective students on overnight visits• Organized and coordinated over 300 prospective student overnights per semester • Collaborated between departments to ensure transportation, dinning, and interviews were in place • Managed student hosts, ensured they were well trained and always aware of their duties • Completed administrative duties including data entry; handled confidential student record

• Launched the first communications initiative for the Denison University Provost Office • Researched diversity training for new faculty orientation sessions• Produced a 15-page manuscript that was distributed at Denison University’s new faculty orientation

• Cold called DU associates to achieve a fundraising goal which accounts for 1/3 of the university’s annual expenses• Built rapport to inspire alumni, parents and friends to maintain an on-going relationship with Denison

Founded in 1998, Girls Write Now is the first organization in the country with a writing and mentoring model exclusively for girls. Fifteen years later, we’ve grown from a grassroots collective into a nationally-recognized organization with a robust staff and a highly-structured corps of dedicated volunteers. Girls Write Now has built a record of achievement and innovation that has been recognized twice by the White House, by The New York Times, NBC Nightly News, the MacArthur Foundation, and the global branding firm Siegel+Gale. In 2012, Youth, I.N.C. honored GWN as one of the most enterprising nonprofits improving the lives of New York City youth.• Attended weekly meetings and monthly writing workshops with my mentor, a professional writer • Created and edited an original piece of fiction that was published in 2010 GWN anthology • Read my work aloud at a mentor/mentee reading at the Center for Fiction