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New York, New York, United States

Virtual individual psychotherapy

Brooklyn, New York

Licensed mental health counselor providing individual and group psychotherapy in Brooklyn, NYC, New York State. Duties include: managing caseload of patients with diverse mental health concerns and needs within an outpatient clinic program serving HIV+, LGBTQ+, low-income, substance recovery, and severely mentally ill patients across various identity spectra; reporting to the Director of the Willoughby Street Clinic for supervision; supervisor for one intern seeking licensure under a limited permit in NYS; coordinating care with other support services and medical care teams; leading a 5-month, 20-session tobacco support group; leading an LGBTQ+ support group; leading a DBT group; leading a peer group for all Willoughby clinicians; and adhering to ethical and industry standards.

Greater New York City Area

Academic support for the Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Scholars Program and the Summer Academy, as well as alumni from both programs currently studying in New York and abroad. Duties include alumni programming efforts in New York, assisting in the organization and implementation of program policies and assessment, contributing to the curriculum development and course support for Critical Thinking and Writing courses in both programs, supporting team and program leadership in the execution of extended student trips abroad (New York, Florence, Washington, D.C.), and helping alumni secure employment and admission to competitive degree programs via recommendation letter writing and pre-professional guidance.

Create an institutional system of language assessment, oversee existing language programs, and bridge initiatives and stakeholders across the Global Network University while supporting the academic, linguistic, and co-curricular growth of all NYU Abu Dhabi students.

Mentored a team of twenty-one post-graduate Global Academic Fellows in tutoring students across the disciplines; assisted professors in writing intensive and interdisciplinary courses; held office hours for individualized consultations with students; created and facilitated multiple interdepartmental programs such as Miniverse, through which students, faculty, and staff can self-design and teach non-credit courses to maximize the robust array of talents and expertise in the community.

Tutored students in individualized consultations to improve English language proficiency in writing, speaking, reading, and listening; assisted professors in ten interdisciplinary courses by co-creating and assessing curricula, teaching classes and leading recitations, and contributing to the grading process; volunteered personal expertise to develop campus-wide projects such as the Film and New Media screening series and website.

East Village, New York

Themed Explorations Floor ("Big Apple, Big Screen") Resident Assistant at Third North Residence Hall, the largest residence hall in North America, housing over 1,000 first year students. Duties included: ensuring the safety and physical and mental well-being of all residents, providing programming opportunities within the NYU and NYC communities for 80+ first year students across three floors with a $10,000 budget, support and collaborate with faculty-in-residence on floor-related programming, manage administrative duties, partake in the NYU judicial process with students, and support Third North staff in hall and campus wide programming efforts.

West Village, New York

Albany, New York Area

Trained and certified lifeguard (Red Cross certification, CPR certified); head lifeguard for 2004 summer season. Responsibilities include managing pool operations, scheduling of all lifeguards, training of new lifeguards, enforcement of pool and community policies and rules, management of community-hosted events and activities on pool and recreational grounds, maintain cleanliness and appearance of pool and recreational grounds, adhere to state and community health and safety procedures and protocols.

Counseling For Mental Health And Wellness, Applied Psychology

Activities and Societies: 2016 Departmental Award Winner - Outstanding Clinical Service AwardNYU Steinhardt's Counseling for Mental Health.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Cinema Studies