Jennifer Dang Email & Phone Number

Omaha, Ne, Us

-Assist in and implement the overall delivery and facilitation of the Inclusive Communities (IC) youth, community, and business workshops and programming.-Support Omaha Table Talks program implementation in collaboration with the Senior Program Partner including onsite support during all scheduled Omaha Table Talk events, support external program partners as needed and provide necessary logistical support.-Help develop, disseminate, and collect program evaluations for all identified IC programs.-Work in collaboration with the Operations Specialist (OS) to ensure completed evaluations are submitted to them in a timely manner.-Assist the Programs Manager (PM) and the programs team in reviewing and developing program curriculum for various audiences.-Collaborate with the Volunteer and Faculty Manager (VFM) to provide programmatic volunteers when needed.Support the outreach efforts for all IC activities including all IC special events such as the Humanitarian Awards and Conversations for Change.-Collaborate across IC pillars (Programming, Operations, Development, Culture and Sustainability) including attending all required internal team meetings, workshops, and trainings.-Provide other program support including attending assigned partner meetings and collaborative activities.-Assist in providing input for program and grant reports.-Other related duties and/or expectations as assigned.

Omaha, Nebraska, United States

-Work in close partnership with the Director of Membership and Programs and Nebraska Alliance staff to implement results-based technical assistance to support best practices towards Child Advocacy Center accreditation standards with particular emphasis on the following standards: Forensic interview, Medical, and other accreditation standards. -Work collaboratively with the Nebraska Alliance team and the CACs to identify and communicate needs of individual programs and potential role of Chapter in addressing those needs and providing on-going follow up. -Conduct on-site visits, provide verbal and written consultations, and research/develop/disseminate resources. -Conduct statewide meetings for CAC staff and participate in the development and organization of training sessions and materials. -Assist with the development, planning and associated logistics related to the Nebraska Alliance training initiatives, including the coordination and implementation of a standardized curriculum for professional mandatory reporters of child abuse. -Coordinate and promote local and statewide training opportunities for CAC members, partner agencies, and multidisciplinary teams addressing needs across the state. -Work with the Director of Membership and Programs to manage the learning management training system. -Create and maintain electronic files for training events to include materials, evaluations, and certificates. -Assist in assigned grant management, goal tracking, and reporting. -Participate in special projects related to improving practice and supporting core competencies in child abuse investigation and treatment, national accreditation standards, and mandatory reporting. -Promote the utilization of local CACs and the benefits of the CAC model. -Support and encourage teamwork and collaboration between agencies and staff involved in reporting and investigation of child abuse.

Omaha, Nebraska, United States

-Advise College of Business students all the way through graduation-Create a four-year degree plan that best fits the needs of each individual student-Accurately calculate and track GPA, degree audits, reports, and transfer credits in an advising software-Provide a welcoming, accepting, and comfortable space where students feel a sense of mattering-Meet bi-weekly with advising staff to improve academic advising for the College of Business-Participate in job fairs, orientation, transfer sessions, and regular individual and group student advising-Attend monthly Academic Advising Council meetings to enhance UNO advising -Serve on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee to advocate for underrepresented/marginalized groups on campus-Assist with training and on boarding incoming advisors-Served as Staff Advisor for the Vietnamese Student Association

-Establish close rapport with 25 first-year students with an undecided major-Support mentees in and outside of the classroom-Co-facilitate Exploratory Studies 1000 with an Exploratory Studies Instructor -Topics include: Ikigai, happiness, gratitude, personal skills, Gallup Top 5 strengths, and majors and minors at UNO-Meet twice per semester with mentees to guide their way through finding a major/minor -Attend meetings with Instructors and Life Coaches to discuss curriculum and upcoming classes -Meet with Life Coaches to discuss mentees’ progress and/or concerns and solutions, if needed-Work as part of peer mentor team to provide communication of upcoming events, activities, FAQs-Attend monthly mentor trainings to continue growth as a student leader

-Supervise six first-year peer mentors-Meet monthly with mentors to discuss any problems they may be having with their mentees-Guide mentor team through curriculum of an Academic Success Seminar -Design and facilitate peer mentor training during retreats and monthly all mentor group meetings-Create and execute team-building activity for first-year mentee dinners-Meet weekly with co-lead peer mentors to plan monthly mentor/mentee dinners and social events-Build an environment for first-year peer mentors that promotes team unity and growth

-Serve as a role model for 12 first-year Thompson Scholars-Support mentees in and outside of the classroom -Teach an Academic Success Seminar -Topics include: Gallup Top 5 Strengths, time management, studying, note taking and learning styles, budgeting, professionalism, diversity and inclusion, and on and off-campus resources -Meet monthly with mentees to discuss their college experience and any problems they may be facing-Attend first-year mentee dinners with entire group to build connections within the community

Master Of Science - Ms, Counseling - Student Affairs In Higher Education

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Psychology, Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Thompson Learning Community, National Honors Society, Dreamer’s Círculo, Love Your Melon, Junior Collegiate.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: National Honors Society, Varsity Show Choir