Kimberly Angulo Email & Phone Number

Kimberly Angulo is a Assistant Public Defender at Sacramento Public Defender at Sacramento County Public Defender. She possess expertise in leadership, community outreach, spanish, higher education, politics and 10 more skills. She is proficient in Spanish. Colleagues describe her as "As an undergraduate at UC Santa Cruz, Kim Angulo worked as an office assistant in a busy housing and residential life office. Her duties ranged from frontline contact with students, families of students, and the general public to assisting with roommate matching and room assignments. Kim was an excellent employee: professional, extremely competent, and self-motivated. She was given increased responsibilities during her time in the office based on her impressive capacity to accomplish tasks and projects. Kim would be a great addition to any work environment." and "I am very impressed with Ms. Angulo’s character and performance. She approaches her duties with confidence and professionalism. As an RA she worked up to 20 hours per week while maintaining good academic standing. Her duties as Residential Assistant included knowing all of the residents in her assigned area, serving as a peer advisor, mediating roommate conflicts, reporting policy violations, and maintaining a safe and secure environment. She developed and presented a variety of educational and social events for the residents in her area and exceeded the required number of programs. Ms. Angulo is reliable and responsible. This was demonstrated when she provided on-call support for approximately 600 college residents through “RA Duty” shifts. She had access to master keys and dependably responded, often during late night or early morning hours, to calls from residents who were locked out or had a personal crisis. She successfully completed first aid, CPR and emergency response training. Because of her friendly and approachable manner and her communication skills she was able to build a successful community on her hall. She mediated roommate conflicts, managed noise issues on the hall, and interpreted university policy for the residents. As a skilled peer counselor, Ms. Angulo provided support and advice to residents with sensitivity and respect. She was someone they could talk to on a daily basis about the variety of issues and challenges they faced, including homesickness and depression. She assessed them for the risk of suicide or harm, listened non-judgmentally, and provided information about resources and professional help. As her supervisor, she consulted with me and kept me updated on her progress. She cooperated effectively with her peers and the college staff, and enthusiastically volunteered to help others when the opportunity presened itself."

Listed skills include Leadership, Community Outreach, Spanish, Higher Education, and 11 others.