Julie Rose Gibson Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Assist victims of international terrorist incidents with filing claims for reimbursement of expenses incurreddue to the attack such as funeral and burial, medical expenses and property loss.• Answer claimant questions and general inquiries through both the International Terrorism Victim ExpenseReimbursement Program (ITVERP) Hotline and the ITVERP email.• Verify all expenses and collateral sources to ensure victims are reimbursed for applicable expenses.• Collaborate with federal and state agencies, including the FBI, the National Security Division, and StateDepartment, and state compensation programs to ensure victims have access to available resources.• Conduct outreach to victims identified by other agencies to ensure victims are aware of ITVERP and theclaims process.• Collaborate internally with the Office of the General Counsel (OGC) and Office for Victims of Crime’sLeadership to ensure that all ITVERP regulations are being followed, victims’ needs are being met andprogram policy is updated as new issues arise.• Audit and analyze program data for reporting purposes, such as the Annual Report, the Report to Congressand contract reports.• Attend victim centered trainings to expand knowledge in the field of victims’ services.• Work with Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) to develop a new ITVERP database.management system and online application portal including continuing management and upgrades.• Provide training and how-to manuals for the ITVERP case management system to OVC Leadership, OGCand other stakeholders who need to access the system.• Participate in internal meetings to discuss program milestones and ways to improve the program.• Provide technical support to users of the external online application system.

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

• Assist victims of international terrorist incidents with filing claims for reimbursement of expenses incurreddue to the attack such as funeral and burial, medical expenses and property loss.• Answer claimant questions and general inquiries through both the International Terrorism Victim ExpenseReimbursement Program (ITVERP) Hotline and the ITVERP email.• Verify all expenses and collateral sources to ensure victims are reimbursed for applicable expenses.• Collaborate with federal and state agencies, including the FBI, the National Security Division, and StateDepartment, and state compensation programs to ensure victims have access to available resources.• Conduct outreach to victims identified by other agencies to ensure victims are aware of ITVERP and theclaims process.• Collaborate internally with the Office of the General Counsel (OGC) and Office for Victims of Crime’sLeadership to ensure that all ITVERP regulations are being followed, victims’ needs are being met andprogram policy is updated as new issues arise.• Audit and analyze program data for reporting purposes, such as the Annual Report, the Report to Congressand contract reports.• Attend victim centered trainings to expand knowledge in the field of victims’ services.• Work with Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) to develop a new ITVERP database.management system and online application portal including continuing management and upgrades.• Provide training and how-to manuals for the ITVERP case management system to OVC Leadership, OGCand other stakeholders who need to access the system.• Participate in internal meetings to discuss program milestones and ways to improve the program.• Provide technical support to users of the external online application system.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Work on the DOJ Office of Victims of Crime International Terrorism Victim Expense Reimbursement Program• • Assist victims of international terrorist incidents with filing claims for reimbursement of expenses incurreddue to the attack such as funeral and burial, medical expenses and property loss.• Answer claimant questions and general inquiries through both the International Terrorism Victim ExpenseReimbursement Program (ITVERP) Hotline and the ITVERP email.• Verify all expenses and collateral sources to ensure victims are reimbursed for applicable expenses.• Collaborate with federal and state agencies, including the FBI, the National Security Division, and StateDepartment, and state compensation programs to ensure victims have access to available resources.• Conduct outreach to victims identified by other agencies to ensure victims are aware of ITVERP and theclaims process.• Collaborate internally with the Office of the General Counsel (OGC) and Office for Victims of Crime’sLeadership to ensure that all ITVERP regulations are being followed, victims’ needs are being met andprogram policy is updated as new issues arise.• Audit and analyze program data for reporting purposes, such as the Annual Report, the Report to Congressand contract reports.• Attend victim centered trainings to expand knowledge in the field of victims’ services.• Work with Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) to develop a new ITVERP database.management system and online application portal including continuing management and upgrades.• Provide training and how to manuals for the ITVERP system to OVC Leadership, OCFO and OGC.• Participate in internal meetings to discuss program milestones and ways to improve the program.• Provide technical support to users of the external online application system.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

United States Secret Service Asset Forfeiture Branch: • Input information from new seizure files including, but not limited to, seized assets, defendants, and victim information • Communicate with the field office and the Office of General Counsel to ensure accurate data entry and meet legal deadlines • Process and create correspondence for claims and petitions submitted by the victims and defendants • Collaborate with the Office of General Counsel in cases that reach administrative forfeiture and responding to petitions

Washington, District Of Columbia

United States Secret Service Asset Forfeiture Branch:•• Input information from new seizure files including, but not limited to, seized assets, defendants, and victim information • Communicate with the field office and the Office of General Counsel to ensure accurate data entry and meet legal deadlines • Process and create correspondence for claims and petitions submitted by the victims and defendants • Collaborate with the Office of General Counsel in cases that reach administrative forfeiture and responding to petitions

Georgetown, Washington Dc

Keep track of monthly business plan to ensure goals are being reached; coaching and working with associates to help them reach their full potential; operations and loss prevention management

Georgetown, Washington, Dc

Assist customers in finding outfits, cuts, sizes and styles; Styling customers for personal events such as interviews and new jobs; Cashier. Selling the Love Loft Rewards Card and wrapping up the customer experience to ensure loyal customers; Processing shipment and placing new stock.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Responsible for supervising associates during two hour segments as Manager on Duty; Coaching associates to ensure both two hour segment goals and overall daily and weekly goals are met; Review business insight daily to ensure business is on track to meet daily, weekly and monthly goals as well as exceed last year's sales; Responsible for handling customer concerns and issues while Manager on Duty

University Of Pennsylvania

The Netter Center coordinates community programs in West Philadelphia schools in order to increase the likelihood of success for the students; the evaluation team works to analyze programs for state, federal and university reports.Collect and input data from the Netter Center’s school community projects into the databaseAnalyze data and produce reports to show effectiveness and progress of projects Use Excel to clean data and produce reports for grants such as the 21C grant

Research and review studies and literature on various policies such as graduated sanctions, pre-trial releaseEdit official office reports such as the annual WRISS reportAssist in data consistency and organization

Researched education methods to apply to programs for young adults learning about domestic violenceWrote grant proposalsResearched and outlined the development of an online community to serve soldiers with PTSD

Worked for three consecutive summersWorked in the Intimates Department as Sales AssociateAssisted customers

Research policies concerning faculty and staff at other universitiesPrepare reports for internal use on the details of each schools policy in relation to a specific question

Santa Clara, Ca

Researched the implementation of social impact bonds in the Silicon Valley and organized a conference for local nonprofit leaders, local government officials, and foundation members to discuss ideasAttended meetings between SVCN, local nonprofits, and local government officialsResearched the impact of funding cuts on juvenile justice programs and crime rates in San Jose Researched the impacts of a possible minimum wage increase in San Jose; reported results to over 200 local members (nonprofits, foundations, etc). As a result of findings, the nonprofit community backed Measure D on 2012 San Jose ballot, which passed in November 2012.

Santa Clara, Ca

Help students troubleshoot printers, copiers, etcAssist in checking out circulating materialsShelve books and other materials

Held a paid supervisor position for last two years with the companySupervised other workers during shiftResponsible to act as mediator with customer service issuesResponsible for scheduling student workersResponsible for ordering stock and supplies, organizing stock and inventory

Monitored the online software used to run Human Subject Studies at Santa Clara UniversityAssisted students who wished to participate in these studiesAddressed questions and concerns pertaining to this program

Master Of Science (M.S.), Criminology

Activities and Societies: Fels Public Policy Challenge--This challenge required us to work as a team of four to meet with local.

Bachelor Of Science, Sociology; Criminal Justice And Institutions/Organizations; Religious Studies

Activities and Societies: Theta Alpha Kappa (Religious Studies Honor Society)The Criminal Justice System, Sociology of Crime, Sociology.

Leadership

This was a three week leadership course in New Zealand. It included workshops and activities to focus on different leadership types.