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Department Of Juvenile Justice

Administer screenings and assessments with respect to substance use, mental health, trauma, and goals for success. Provide treatment and curriculum-based education groups on the basic concepts of therapeutic communities, emotional incarceration, relapse prevention, motivation for treatment and the stages of change, communicable diseases, cognitive skills, conflict resolution, fundamental social skills, and moral development

Chicago, Illinois

As field coordinator of research and evaluation for TASC’s Center for Health and Justice, Jen is an instrumental part of TASC’s collaboration with Texas Christian University's (TCU) Leveraging Safe Adults (LeSA) project, which incorporates Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI) to help prevent opioid and other substance use in youth post-release from secure residential facilities.

Co-Principal Investigator, Institute for Community Health & Wellbeing“Modes of Interorganizational Collaboration: A Study of Partnerships in the San Fernando Valley Nonprofit Sector,” $5,000 grant awarded by the HIRI Nonprofit Research Fellowship.Developed research design (interviews and surveys); co-authored human subject research protocol; collected qualitative data on site; transcribed, coded, and analyzed data; and prepared the final report with the Director. Research & Evaluation Team, Center for Assessment, Research, and Evaluation (CARE)Provided evaluation services for “Charting Access for Hispanics Majoring in Needed Careers and Occupations in Healthcare (CAMINO).” $2 million 5-year grant awarded by the United States Department of Education. Supported CAMINO investigators with survey data analysis and writing intuitive reports.

Greater Los Angeles Area

Coordinated the efforts of four Mayoral departments for the Welcome Home Project to provide essential supplies to people formerly experiencing homelessness as they moved into permanent supportive housing.Organized and produced the inaugural Clean Streets LA Challenge, a City-wide program to encourage Neighborhood Councils and local community groups to execute innovative cleanup plans and earn grants.Delivered presentations with L.A. Sanitation on maximizing City resources, training constituents how to conduct safe, effective cleanups, and assisting with grant applications.Oversaw the Volunteer Corps, the service arm of the Office of Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti. The Mayor's Volunteer Corps connects people with meaningful volunteer opportunities that support Mayor Garcetti’s objectives to revitalize Los Angeles, strengthen neighborhoods, improve the workforce, and inspire civic pride in all Angelenos—resulting in real, measurable, long-term change for the residents of Los Angeles. Worked collaboratively to grow the Corps, creating more opportunities for service in Los Angeles. Focus areas are Veterans, Ending Homelessness, Sustainability, Immigration & Citizenship, and Clean Streets LA.

Los Angeles

Chill is a positive youth development program where boardsports become a vehicle for empowerment. Revolving around a core value-driven curriculum, Chill programs consist of experiential learning activities, reflection, and discussion, paired with boardsport lessons. Chill’s six core values provide youth with a foundation and framework for learning and growth, supported and enhanced through on-board progression and adult mentorship.Planned and coordinated all operational facets of the Chill Los Angeles program, a youth development program for underserved and vulnerable youth ages 10-18Formed strong collaborations with diverse partner organizations; designed and presented orientation sessions to outline goals, procedures and expectations for volunteers and partner agencies; created and oversaw implementation of ongoing development plan, including forming new funding relationships; contributed to program evaluation efforts; and maintained records of attendance and outcomes.

JVS' Mission: Serving the widely diverse Southern California community, JVS Los Angeles helps people of all faiths and backgrounds overcome barriers to employment so they can become self-sufficient. Research and evaluate prospects for foundation and corporate grants consistent with JVS’ mission; collaborate with Case Managers to create achievable program goals and outcomes; develop evidence-based Need Statements for Youth Services Division, including A Girl’s Place, a partnership with the LA County Department of Probation, and WIA Youth Employment Program, employment services for economically challenged and at-risk youth in LA County; create and implement departmental calendar and internal accountability processes; and write letters of inquiry, grant proposals, progress reports, and other correspondences to foundations and corporations.

Master'S Degree, Sociology

Activities and Societies: Secretary, Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology Honor Society, Instructional Student Assistant for SOC 357.

Bachelor'S Degree, Sociology

Activities and Societies: AKD: Sociology Honor SocietySumma Cum Laude

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