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Scranton, PA, US

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Developed and launched a new membership product for University Chief Research Officers. Now conduct and share best-practices on the academic research enterprise, specifically focused on university partnerships with industry.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Managed a team of four research associates and oversaw about 30 projects per team member each year. Communicated directly with members to determine needs, goals, and limitations, and designed the best research approach based on desired outcomes. Directly managed my team to collect information, discern trends and actionable insights, rapid-test findings and.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

In my tenure as an associate I completed over 50 custom research briefs for college and university senior administrators on topics in student affairs, business affairs, academic affairs, continuing and online education, and community colleges. I conducted this research through a number of qualitative and quantitative approaches, including expert.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

At Grassroots I managed up to 25 team members and established fundraising goals and career development benchmarks with each team member. I was also responsible for training our canvassers on conversation techniques, concise marketing, and leadership development.

My position with the NCP placed me at the crossroads between political strategy and free media analyst. On the political side, I developed recruitment strategies, established policy and issue positions, and determined effective geographies to market our platform. On the communications side, I leveraged social media to drive our message while also using.

I served as one of our two undergraduate representatives to the Board of Trustees. It was my role to ensure that a student opinion is represented at the highest level of decision making of the University. This required a strong balance between knowing each and every issue facing the University and how they impacted students with a good ability to work.

As the representative of over 13,000 undergraduates, it was my role to identify ways to improve the student experience at Syracuse University. With a team of about 40 other students from each grade level, college, and background, we worked round-the-clock to create new policy, improve programs, allocate money, host and attend events, and give the students.

Serving as an Orientation Leader, as I always described is a sprint: it’s all about knowing when to go 100% and when to give 150%. We were in charge of helping first year students move into their residence halls, make sure they know all about their campus resources, and throw some great events to help make the transitions easier. I also get called into.

I have worked for TimeValue Software nearly every Summer/Winter break during college. I started out simply doing data entry and customer service projects but eventually worked my way up to marketing pieces and international sales strategies. From these roles I’ve developed a good grasp on customer database management, branding and effective post-sale.

The time I spent on the Mayor’s campaign was some of the most influential in deciding what I wanted to do with my future. From canvassing to organizing mailers, keeping an office stocked and setting up a new office, working first hand with donors and volunteers, I realized that I could myself making a living working in the super competitive, super fast.

Being a Residential Advisor was probably the most rewarding experience of my college career. Though the work is tough and requires strict adherence to protocols, loads of programming experience, organization and problem solving skills unattainable in any other role, and many very late nights, it all pays off. Being able to help my residents through their.

Ba, Political Science, International Relations

Bachelor Of Science, Political Science, International Relations

Globalization, Sports, And Community Development

Activities and Societies: Summer study abroad session including classroom research, engagement and rural practicums, and homestay..

High School Diploma