- Developed a study abroad experience for undergraduate students entitled NONPROFITS AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN LONDON. This program challenges students to consider how well developed and resourced urban areas are addressing social and economic injustices with a combination of experiential education and college courses.-Created community partnerships with 15+ local NGO's.

-Supported development and daily operations of all internship and related experiential education programs in the Human Services Program; work with up to 60 students and 15 partner organizations each term; facilitate mutually beneficial experiences for students and organizations; visit each site at least once per semester-Served undergraduate students by conducting up to 12 reflection and professional development seminars per year-Provided academic and career advising to undergraduate students-Taught up to three classes per term including "Counseling in Human Services" and "Human Services Internship Class" and "Human Services Capstone"-Taught online courses.

-Psychological first aid-Provide critical incident services to communities, schools, health and human services providers, organizations, government agencies, workplaces, and individuals in many areas of Massachusetts

- Develop outreach and education programs for members of the Black community, health care providers, policy makers and others to increase awareness about health disparities and diseases of the reproductive system and related problems- Supervise staff, volunteers and interns- Assist in the development of Staff, Board and constituent trainings on media relations, organizing, public speaking, and leadership development- Draft reports, public policy statements and other materials - Grant writing-Donor database management-Develop and maintain community partnerships

- Provided culturally-aware counseling, diagnostic assessment, crisis intervention, and referral services for students.

-Provide clinical supervision to counselors, advocates and interns in the rape crisis program A New Day. -Create, plan and supervise clinical groups for survivors of sexual violence.- Administer accurate and appropriate documentation for billing, statistics and quality assurance.-Assist in the development of plans to increase access of mental health services for marginalized and disenfranchised populations.-Implement and monitor culturally competent therapeutic treatment to trauma survivors.

Provided fundraising skills and non-profit management guidance to non-profit; support education and empowerment of women of African descent regarding common but rarely discussed diseases of the reproductive system disproportionately affecting themResponsible for social media outreach

-- Taught a variety of graduate-level social work courses including "Domestic Violence", "Clinical Theories and Practice and Skills Lab" and "Foundation Seminar"

-Provided clinical individual and group supervision to graduate-level interns and staff-Managed daily operations of BARCC's 24 hour medical advocacy program; provided crisis intervention to survivors and staff in hospital settings-Provided individual and group counseling to survivors and significant others-Facilitated weekly peer supervision meetings-Compiled Department of Public Health and other funding and statistical reports monthly-Trained medical advocates and community members about medical issues related to sexual assault-Served as a liaison to 6 Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) network sites-Developed and managed hotline program; supervised pool of up to 150 volunteers in individual and group meetings

-Taught "Rape Crisis Counseling" in the Human Services department.

- Provided clinical intakes, assessments, treatment plans and psychotherapy for victims of domestic violence

-Conducted home based needs assessment for diverse group of prospective Little Sisters; created and supervised matches; recruited and assessed Big Sisters for program-Developed and coordinated an ongoing series of community service projects for matches; coordinated corporate mentoring program for high school students at New England Financial-Led orientations and facilitated volunteer training sessions; led staff diversity trainings