Luisa Perez Email and Phone Number

∙ Conducted on-site environmental impact assessments of (NPWS) Non-Potable Water Systems installation sites by analyzing site-specific data related to rainfall patterns, water quality, and local ecosystem conditions, in order to determine NPWS performance projections.∙ Developed, negotiated, scheduled installation plans, and worked alongside engineers to perform and monitor installations.∙ Ensured compliance with local, state, and federal environmental regulations, preparing of permits, documentation, and grant applications.

∙ Independently planned and executed environmental justice and science programs, including a Toxicology-centered program presenting personal research, which directly led to the establishment of UCSC’s inaugural annual water testing program.∙ Worked alongside Vice Chancellor for Finance Operations & Admin., President & VP of Internal Affairs, Director of Environmental Justice & Sustainability Affairs President, Dean of Students, and EH&S to present findings results and approve action-calls.∙ Facilitated programs with intentional learning outcomes that explored social justice themes, including power and privilege dynamics, gender, cultural diversity, sexual orientation, ability, class, etc.

+Selected among thousands of high achieving applicants to participate in this 18-month Career Preparation program focused on professional and leadership development.+Complete business case studies and assignments to hone analytical, quantitative, and technical skills.+Attend conferences hosted by industry leaders, such as Deloitte, LinkedIn, Clorox, and Target.

∙Planned 21st Annual Earth Summit, meanwhile holding campus elections and polls on student opinion for student body of 19,000 individuals.∙Lead for the No Time to Waste Campaign, with stakeholders such as the Chancellor and SUA to keep UCSC Long Range Development Plans to reach Zero Waste standards.∙Advocating for the elimination of single-use plastics via raising student awareness and advocacy on environmental and sustainability issues in collaboration with UCSC Environmental Center and City On a Hill Press.∙Setting events up to 500 people, upkeeping a growing social media platform, and presenting to classes.

∙Provided excellent customer service meeting Forbes Standards.∙Proactively managed inventory∙Proven track record of succeeding in time-sensitive settings∙Collaborated with managers and supervisors to develop food service plans and programs that are compliant with health and safety guidelines∙Experience handling finances and paperwork documentation.

+Organize Town Halls to raise awareness and support for 100% clean energy by 2030 campaign.+Outreach to speakers/VIPs: Recruiting professors, congresspeople, other speakers, and an audience for Town Hall. Garner support from political VIPs, such as California State Senator, Nancy Skinner.+Organize Grass Roots support to compel Governor Newsom to commit to this goal.+Help to plan the logistics (time, place, set the goals), Media hits (contacting media sources to attend the events), Coalition, leading campaign meetings, pledge drives, and phone banking.

+Attending trainings on the census, outreach planning meetings and other meetings as needed.+Assisting in planning and supporting of Censoteria pop-ups (Community events featuring a census based loteria game that engaged and informed attendees about the Census and voter registration)+Participating in bilingual (English/Spanish) outreach for Census Canvassing and door-knocking and La Luz Center Center programs and events+Maintaining proper communication with La Luz Center mentor Yatziry Galvan and community engagement manager Angie Sanchez both in-person and electronically+Assisted 146 people in completing their 2020 Census+Knocked and made contact with over 160 households+Overall reached 49,478 community members through tabling, door knocking, phone banking and social media outreach