John A. Email & Phone Number

Puyallup, Washington, United States

31 Tech Education Programs In 4 States

- Oversaw all operations of camps and academies in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, and Texas.- Managed four full-time staff who are responsible for 32 programs and 250 seasonal staff. - Researched new sites and grow the territory each season. - Negotiated contracts, oversee spending, and spearhead all recruiting efforts.- Worked within a budget to.

Tacoma, Washington

Puyallup, Washington

• Recruited students to live in 86 apartments within midtown Manhattan
• Created and maintained records regarding deposits, lease agreements, and emergency contact information.
• Acted as a liaison between the University, our students, and the reality company.
• Oriented new students to the challenges and benefits of living in Manhattan.

• Provide counseling services for eight clients over ten sessions.
• Create digital and paper files used to track patient progress.
• Provide general office support including appointment scheduling and file organization
• Help plan and execute two outreach programs on depression and suicide in the fall semester

• Design, improve, and implement 20 databases used by the Division of Student Affairs.
• Create methods of tracking, organizing, and analyzing 20,000+ records.
• Work with others to solve unique problems by finding a technological solution.
• Deliver vital information, Jesuit values, and customer service via a dynamic website.

• Tracked, advised, and reported educational programming of all 83 para-professional staff and 14 professional staff.
• Ensured that all campus programming is consistent with the Jesuit values and University mission.
• Organized and implemented multi-day training programs for student staff.
• Maintained and improved the use of technology throughout the department.

• Infused Jesuit, Catholic tradition, academics, and wellness into a community for 150 university residents.
• Allocated an annual budget of over $25k
• Addressed social injustices within the campus community through programs such as the Tunnel of Oppression
• Supervised and trained student staff in counseling, judicial, and community building skills.
• Managed and responded to emergencies for a 3000+ student population when on rotating duty.
• Led a committee which designed and implemented a hiring process which involved over a hundred applicants.

• Staffed the US Conference Board representing 34 mainstream protestant and orthodox Christian traditions.
• Managed a budget of over a million dollars annually and acted as comptroller for two offices.
• Cut direct costs by 38 percent over my tenure.
• Coordinated all logical needs for eight Board of Directors meetings.
• Served as a liaison between the World Council of Churches and the US Churches in the Program Executive’s absence.
• Presented the programmatic work of the World Council of Churches to various organizations

Master'S Degree, Divinity

Master'S Degree, Counseling

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Communications