Joie Ning Email & Phone Number

New York City Metropolitan Area

Awarded a highly selective three-year fellowship that develops the potential of promising students to become effective and humane leaders. Selection criteria include high standards, leadership, ambition, ability to work in teams, interest in exploring diverse cultures, integrity and accountability.

Berlin, Germany

New York, United States

As an active team member of the Asian Pacific Islander Students Association (APISA), I:- Advised the Honors Program faculty on equalizing diversity and inclusion efforts by encouraging and contributing to the formation of an Open Forum hosted by the Honors Program to provide Asian students a safe space and opportunity to discuss racial traumas and experiences with racial discrimination and violence- Participated in meetings with multiple members of John Jay administration, including the Faculty Director of the Honors Program and the Macaulay Honors College at John Jay, the Provost, and faculty and club advisors, to discuss the lack of support for Asian students facing racial discrimination during COVID-19, inadequate representation of the Asian diaspora in faculty and in college curricula (e.g. lack of Asian studies major or minor), and concerns about ineffective mental health resources for intersectional identities- Conducted outreach to promote the Asian Pacific Islander Students Association (APISA) on social media and in group discussions

New York, United States

As an active team member of the Mock Trial Association, I:- learned legal procedures and details of court processes- collaborated with peers to formulate and practice legal arguments- competed in the 2020 Mock Trial Team Competition at John Jay as a prosecution witness

New York, United States

As a team delegate in the United Nations Student Association, I:- Won Outstanding Delegation with my team- Conducted extensive research on local, regional, and international frameworks, organizations, and legislations to write the Model UN Position Paper on the refugee crisis and environmental degradation in Hungary- Created policy speeches to address global issues in preparation for the NMUN-NY Conference 2021

New York, United States

As the Vice President of the International Criminal Justice Club, I:- Conducted outreach efforts and established communications with Pre-Law and Criminal Justice clubs and societies at different college campuses (e.g. CUNYs, SUNYs) to form a network of college students interested in political and legal issues that operate on a global level (e.g. terrorism, labor trafficking)- Formulated initiatives for future, large-scale club events to be held Fall 2021, including the organization of an International Criminal Court (ICC) Moot Court Competition and networking and career panels spotlighting lesser-known international organizations for students- Discussed methods with advising faculty to improve the International Criminal Justice major and increase outreach to the John Jay community for the major

New York City Metropolitan Area

As the John Jay Freshman Representative, I:- Managed communications between freshman population and the student government by representing the needs and concerns of the student body to develop solutions- Wrote open letters with the Diversity Ad-Hoc committee to the Macaulay administration to address anti-racism, inequity and mental health concerns on campus- Collaborated with the Macaulay Honors faculty at the John Jay campus to discuss lacking efforts for diversity in the Macaulay Seminar syllabi and teaching environments

New York, United States

As the Student Life Intern, I:- Manage and oversee 40+ student volunteers in creating a safe, fun, and sociable virtual environment and engage the larger student community of 500+ students, allowing me to strengthen my organizational skills- Host monthly and one-on-one meetings with student volunteers in order to establish a clear and constant flow of communication while providing support in both academic and social endeavors- Teach and mentor student volunteers in understanding the process of developing, promoting, and hosting virtual events

New York, United States

As the Vice President of the Research Club at Macaulay, I:- Fostered connections and established communications with research professionals to provide networking workshops and mentorship opportunities in future research panels to be hosted in Fall 2020- Operated the club’s social media accounts to create promotional content about the club mission, the E-Board, and meetings, communicate with members, and expand our audience with increased outreach efforts- Re-registered and rebuilt the Macaulay Research Club after semesters of inactivity due to the pandemic

New York, United States

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

As a Programs Officer Intern, I:• Managed first-response emails to clients in various regions of the world• Conducted research on numerous LGBTQIA+ organizations and developed a spreadsheet of 30+ local organizations in safe countries in order to provide a comprehensive set of resources for clients outside the organizational mandate• Developed email templates applicable to different situations for organization-wide use• Handled highly sensitive information about clients involved in human rights crises and traumatic circumstances, gaining experience in both managing confidential information and working in high-stress, trauma-centric environments• Balanced multiple projects simultaneously with varying deadlines, allowing me to improve my time management skills• Familiarized myself with utilizing SalesforceView my bio: https://www.rainbowrailroad.org/leadership/joie-ning

New York, New York, United States

As a Judicial Intern at the New York State Unified Court System's Office for Justice Initiatives, I:- Gain hands-on experience through the rare opportunity to learn from and be mentored by judges, attorneys, law clerk, and other officials in the courts- Conduct legal research and writing, with a particular focus on issues in the youth court and family court, judicial ethics, and jury selection- Participate in various projects and project analysis in multiple fields of the judiciary- Learn and utilize appropriate legal vocabulary and terms

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

As a Public Safety Fellow, I:- Liaised relationships between community police units, tenant associations, public housing authorities, community centers, neighborhood stakeholders, residents, and various multi-sector partners involved in fields ranging from health insurance access to youth development so as to contribute to community justice initiatives and improve rapport between government authorities and underprivileged populations- Represented the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice when holding interviews with nonprofit organizations, government agencies, private foundations, and corporations in order to develop creative solutions for incorporating new services and programming into NYCHA communities and develop permanent, meaningful partnerships dedicated to providing resources to disadvantaged communities- Organized 6 large-scale resource fairs each garnering over 300 attendees, contributing to the increased accessibility of government and non-profit resources and services for low-income Black and brown communities- Developed marketing, graphic design, and organizational skills by creating and distributing promotional flyers and site maps to partners and residents- Improved multitasking and event planning abilities by managing planning processes for multiple resource fairs and balancing immediate concerns from clients with long-term projects simultaneously- Directly communicated with underprivileged populations including but not limited to communities of color, public housing residents, immigrants, refugees, and justice-involved youth by hosting calls dedicated to addressing daily concerns of public housing residents and participating in field work, including the setup and breakdown of events held for aforementioned residents- Cultivated language brokering ability through continued experience in interpreting government materials and resources for Spanish and Cantonese-speaking populations

New York, New York, United States

As a Public Policy Intern, I:- Jointly prepared research reports on problems and solutions for affordable housing with other interns, and presented them to City Council member Helen Rosenthal in meetings to update her on current issues- Organized meetings and led the Public Policy team in brainstorming and developing potential legislature

Study Abroad Semester, Chinese As A Second Language, A

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Inter-Asian Political Studies

Activities and Societies: Vice President of the Research Club at Macaulay (2021-2023), John Jay Class of 2024 Representative.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Inter-Asian Political Studies

Activities and Societies: President of the Asian Pacific Islander Students Association (2022-2023) CUNY University Student Senate (USS).

Education record

Activities and Societies: Moot Court team member (2017-2019), Rho Kappa Honor Society member, AP Capstone Diploma recipient, Latin League.

Education record

Taken classes under the Bridge Program established between Queens College and Townsend Harris High School. Humanities Seminar (fall &.