Josh T Meadows Email & Phone Number

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Wilmer Eye Institute

Claremont, California, United States

• Serve as the primary advancement staff member responsible for managing students and alumni five years post-grad, tasked with educating on a culture of engagement and philanthropy
• Develop relationships with key constituents on and off-campus to cultivate an atmosphere of philanthropy and understand how individual interests align with institutional priorities
• Communicate with parents about the student experience, explaining how their role as community family members connects to giving and the advancement of the College
• Write copy, invitations, and reports for mass communications, personal outreach, and internal documentation
• Sit on the Alumni Association Board of Directors, co-chairing the on-campus engagement committee
• Attend events on campus to further immerse myself in the community and stay up-to-date on student life

Claremont, California, United States

• Oversee an off-campus residential building for students who couldn't live at home during the pandemic, containing over 50 undergraduates across multiple class years
• Host bonding events for students, including community meals, craft events, and learning seminars
• Serve as a rotating on-call respondent providing emergency and crisis management
• Provide mentorship and counsel to students across the country regarding personal, social, academic, and professional development

Claremont, California, United States

• Interview prospective students applying to Claremont McKenna (to date, I have conducted more than 50 interviews)
• Write interview reports outlining the strengths and weaknesses of each candidate, assessing whether they would be a good fit for the campus
• Host information sessions so prospective students can learn more about the school and hear a first-hand perspective on the culture of the college

Claremont, CA

• Help to organize, track, and synthesize data regarding the placement of CMC alumni post-graduation
• Assist in marketing and recruiting efforts through the creation of flyers (digital and print) and table-tents
• Draft briefing-books and research materials for the program’s networking trips to locations including New York City and Silicon Valley
• Support up to five staff members with various projects including organizing professionalism seminars and networking lunches, researching best-practices for work/time management, and updating program calendars

• Completed a full-time nine-week internship across the Office of Institutional Advancement, focusing on major gifts, annual giving, and alumni relations.
• Conducted 44 interviews with advancement staff to write a research paper and give a presentation to senior leadership outlining the successes and areas of growth for the department during the pandemic
• Attended biweekly CASE webinars including their two-day summer conference and completed weekly assignments to lay the foundation for a future career in fundraising and advancement

Greater Los Angeles Area

• Completed a 125-hour intensive internship over the spring semester in conjunction with Pitzer College's Critical Action & Social Advocacy (CASA) program
• Wrote a research paper outlining the best practices for street vendors in light of California's new legislation governing independent food retailers
• Assisted in organizing the coalition's membership in attending rallies, council meetings, and community events

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Aided the Major Gifts team in researching and soliciting potential donors
• Coordinated with physicians to create a video project to communicate with participants in the hospital’s annual community fundraiser
• Compiled information on young professional networking groups across the country to help craft new ways of increasing involvement with the hospital’s own group: Children’s National NEXT
• Standardized statistical information on outcomes across pediatric hospitals as support for upcoming gift solicitations

Claremont, CA

• The Kravis Lab for Social Impact was created in the Fall of 2018 to help CMC students learn valuable skills for success and build their capacity to have a positive impact locally, nationally, and around the globe. The.
• Worked to promote Kravis Lab's mission through writing posts and creating infographics to be shared across social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
• Helped manage and update the Kravis Lab website using Wordpress.
• Worked with students, faculty, and off-campus mentors to invite speakers that aligned with student programming and would provide a cutting-edge advantage in the job market
• Invited to be an inaugural Moonshot Fellow, an all-expense-paid social enterprise incubator where students receive hands-on mentorship from company leaders featured in Forbes 30 Under 30, Echoing Green, and Shark Tank

Santa Barbara, California Area

• Assisted in updating the company website in addition to publishing various online news stories covering a variety of topics on local community life and culture.
• Proofread and fact checked stories for the upcoming print publication of the magazine.
• Attended various local events as a reporter and photographer to provide a first-hand perspective of Santa Barbara culture for the magazine.

Claremont, CA

• Facilitate leadership and social innovation workshops, conferences, and programs meant to give students a cutting-edge advantage in the job market following graduation.
• Work with students, faculty, and off-campus mentors to bring in speakers and outside guests who can help to promote and achieve the goals of students, both on campus and post-graduation.
• Research proven methods for promoting leadership in students through methods such as applied-coursework and retreat-style learning opportunities.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Created interview templates meant to ensure consistency in results for research projects assigned by various Smithsonian museums and agencies.
• Engaged with museum visitors and D.C. community members utilizing the interview guides and other outreach strategies.
• Studied how to make a recommendation report based on program research to present to Smithsonian clients with the goal of improving museum outreach and engagement with the local community.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Worked for the Director of US Government and Multilateral Global Health Advocacy to create a global database of organizations, companies, and NGOs conducting various types of grassroots advocacy with the purpose of.
• Represented The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) as a delegate at the International Cancer Congress in Melbourne, Australia

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology

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