Katherine Mooney, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Defense Media Activity (DMA)

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

United States

Researcher and consultant for the development of the School of New Africa (SONA) app, specializing in Colonial Africa

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

HIST 3106: History of MexicoHistory 3085: African American History through FilmHIST 3083: Civil Rights and Black Power MovementsHISTORY 3308: History of United States–Africa Relations Since the Early 19th CenturyHISTORY 1212: Western Civilization 17th Century to the PresentHISTORY 2720: Big HistoryHISTORY 2303: History of Contemporary Africa, 1960 to the Present

Reclaiming Our Histories is a student-directed and student-inspired project that documents, re-discovers, and makes visible histories of feminist thought and activism at the Ohio State University.

New York, New York, United States

Copyedited and wrote website, social media, and email copy for apps in development such as Roxie, Upsway, Tailor+You, unco, and others, as well as all corresponding branding decks.

Awarded an additional 25% GA Appointment to be used as a Fellowship for assisting the OSU Humanities Institute Director Dr. David Staley in a demographic project for the Office of the Governor of the State of Ohio. This position will include preparing and presenting our data in a historical narrative and converting this research into a paper.

University Center For International Studies, African Studies Program

Administrative Duties: Expense Reports, Reimbursements, Panther Express, Budget and Record-Keeping; Email Support to Students and Beyond; In-Office Support and Troubleshooting for Students, Walk-ins, Professors; Overseeing Supply and Ordering Office Supplies; Website Maintenance (Drupal);Annual Report: Record Keeping of Events, Creation in InDesign, and Printing; Social Media Event Planning and Execution: Event Brainstorming, Planning, Contacting Speakers; Let’s Talk Africa Series; Bigger Events: Contemporary African Music Event with Conflict Kitchen, Sharing Food and Words, Model African Union; Room Reservations, Food Orders + Tech Setup; Advertising: Creative Design—InDesign documents, My.Pitt Portal, Website, Facebook, Email Advising Duties: Peoplesoft Entry and Unenrollment of Students; Entering Student Records; Scheduling Meetings; Answering Advising Questions; Graduation Paperwork; Planning Graduation Presentations, Creating Student Programs, Evaluating Student Work; Intern and Graduate Fellow ManagementCampus Outreach Events: Tabling Events/Info Sessions around campus on behalf of ASP and UCIS; Sponsored Event Support: Attendance, Setup, Cleanup; Advertising: InDesign Flyers, My.Pitt Portal, Website, Printed; Admin Support: Flying in speakers/Coordinating their stay; Voiceovers and Videography Support, Weekly UCIS Board of Events, UCIS Events, Other Volunteer Work

Greater Pittsburgh Area

For the duration of the Spring 2017 semester, I taught First Experiences in Research (ARTSCI0120), a topical research methods course through the University of Pittsburgh Office of Undergraduate Research. As the instructor, I held office hours, worked with a UTA, submitted grades and provided support for students’ independent research projects.

African Studies Program

This student position provides administrative and logistical support for the African Studies Program. I serve as the point of contact for the program, answer phone inquiries, and attend to visitors. I also coordinate, in a timely manner, program events, outreach activities and be responsible for content management on the website ensuring that all data and information is accurate and up to date. This position will be responsible for the ASP monthly newsletter and other promotional materials as needed.

English Department

Teaching assistant working with Dr. Marylou Gramm as an assistant to ESL (English as a Second Language) Workshop in Composition (ENGCMP 0152) to help with course materials, generate class discussion, aid students with papers and English writing skills such as grammar, style, and composition, hold office hours, and lead some aspects of class discussion and lecture.

African Studies Program

Full time intern receiving credits for aiding in the planning and running of events, compiling and sending out newsletters, aiding in the African Studies Program office during the week, providing social media assistance, and aiding as a resource to students interested in studying abroad as well as aiding students interested in the African Studies Certificate at Pitt.

English Department

Teaching assistant working with Dr. Marylou Gramm as an assistant to Short Story in Context (ENGLIT0325) to help with course materials, generate class discussion, aid students with papers, and lead a class lecture.

English Department

Intern in charge of aiding Dr. Hannah Johnson, the Literature Program Chair, and researching and developing proposals for implementation with other programs and majors on campus.

University Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus

Undergraduate editor in chief who heads a team of undergraduate editors and is in charge of choosing, synthesizing, and editing various works submitted to the University of Pittsburgh based undergraduate magazine, while furthering the publication process, new methods of marketing, new images and paths for the magazine--both design-based and content-based, and preparing editors--both established and prospective--for the next publication year. 6–8 hours per week/ Fall and Spring Semesters +Editing Events Outside of Meetings.

University Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus

Undergraduate editor in charge of choosing, synthesizing, and editing various works submitted to the University of Pittsburgh based undergraduate magazine, as well as aiding the editor-in-chief in her duties within the publishing process and observing the editor-in-chief's duties, repsonsibilities, and processes to prepare for the role of editor-in-chief starting the Fall 2015 Semester. 1–3 hours per week/ Fall and Spring Semesters +Editing Events Outside of Meetings.

Pittsburgh, Pa

Full-time note-taker for various classes throughout the University of Pittsburgh campus in Pittsburgh, PA.10-14 hours per week for Fall and Spring Semesters.

Greater Pittsburgh Area

Part-time peer tutor in charge of aiding students in their writing endeavors, including resume-writing, cover letters, academic writing, and beyond. 5–6 hours per week/Spring and Fall Semesters.

King Of Prussia, Pa

Full-time, home-based intern for scheduling interviews, making follow-up calls, building up the company’s database, completing background checks on candidates, editing work, and completing odds and end jobs around the office. 40 hours per week for 12 weeks.

Princeton University, Nj

Full-time Resident Advisor in charge of running floor meetings, running bed checks, running and planning events such as the NYC Cultural Day Trip and United Nations/ NYU Speakers Program, maintaining and running the office space, and serving as an academic and emotional mentor. 24 hours per day for 4 weeks.

Princeton University

Full-time student for 3 weeks studying a college course, US Government and Politics, and Congressional Workshop at Princeton University.

Georgetown University Session Ii

Full-time student for 3 weeks studying a college course, International Relations, and Congressional Workshop at Georgetown University. Met with congressmen and congresswomen, toured the Capitol, and visited various embassies.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, African History

Master Of Arts - Ma, African History

Bachelor’S Degree, English Literature, History (World History), African Studies, Medieval And Renaissance Studies, 3.7 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Sigma Tau Delta English Honors Society, Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society

High School Diploma, 3.97 Gpa