Kristy Gloe Email & Phone Number

Minneapolis, Mn, Us

Hopkins School District

Fraser Child And Family Center

Minneapolis

Provided mental health and social work services in student-run free clinic for uninsured/underinsured patients Assisted clients with emotional concerns and provided appropriate resources for follow-up care Collaborated with interdisciplinary team of medical care providers to provide best care to patients

Co-facilitated school-based support groups at three Minneapolis High Schools. Co-facilitated student diversity groups at Minneapolis High Schools and Middle schools. Coordinated workshop organization for Q-Quest Youth Fest, a state-wide youth conference Provided resource referral information for youth. Assisted with providing school staff consultation and resource information on anti-bullying issues, as well as curriculum and lesson plan resources Assisted in planning and facilitating school staff trainings on anti-bullying/violence prevention, and sexual health education

Co-facilitated group, individual, and family therapy for adolescents with mental health needs Planned and co-facilitated therapeutic recreation groups, experiential skills groups, and psycho-educational skills groups Assisted dysregulated clients in the process of self-regulation Collaborated with Free Arts Minnesota to facilitate art therapy groups Helped clients resolve interpersonal conflicts within the therapeutic milieu Promoted relationship and problem solving skills in client population Collaborated and consulted with interdisciplinary team Maintained regular case notes on client progress and goals Assisted in planning and supervising client field trips

Provided homebound academic instruction for students with long term suspensions or medical needs Collaborated with family and past teachers to ensure appropriate curricular standards for instruction

Supervised sixteen youth with emotional, behavioral, or developmental disabilities in landscaping and conservation projects. Trained youth in employment related behaviors and expectations. Provided youth with formal and informal feedback on behavior and work performance

Substitute taught for classroom teachers in St. Paul Public Schools.Instructed students in a variety of grades and subjects.Maintained positive classroom atmosphere and a flexible schedule.

Led multiple wilderness therapy backpacking trips for youth. Facilitated emotional growth learning by teaching effective communication, problem solving, relationship building, and safety skills. Facilitated therapeutic workshops including: anger management, healthy communication, and conflict resolution.

Tutored a fifth grade English Language Learner Student in math, reading, and writing. Provided assistance to 12th grade student in preparation for English Proficiency Testing.

Taught 7th grade English Credit Recovery for the Summer School Session. Guided student behaviors and employed appropriate classroom management techniques. Collaborated with "Advancement Via Individual Determination" Teacher to deliver weekly Socratic Seminar Lessons.

Ran and supervised the school library circulation and programming. Ordered quality young adult literature to update the library collection. Taught research skills and assisted students with book selection.

Assisted in instructing students with learning disabilities and or Emotionally/Behavioral Disturbances. Made accomodations for students to become successful in mainstream classrooms.

Coached Junior High School Volleyball team of 20 girls. Maintained a positive team atmosphere and taught the students about teamwork, sportsmanship and cooperation. Taught athletic skills and helped students to play at their best

Recruited, coordinated and supervised 106 community volunteers as literacy tutors. Established working partnerships with multiple college and community organizations. Developed comprehensive volunteer handbook and trained all volunteers in effective literacy tutoring practices. Coordinated school clothing drive which provided winter clothing for 86 new immigrant students. Wrote two successful grants and obtained a total of 989 children's books for low-income students.

Msw, Social Work

Activities and Societies: Phillips Neighborhood Clinic VolunteerDirect Practice, Children and Families

Bachelor Of Arts, 2004; English, Elementary Education Licensure

Activities and Societies: St. Olaf Track & Field, St. Olaf Cross Country, GLBT student group, Environmental Coalition