Mandy Deavers, M.Ed., Ches Email & Phone Number

Birmingham, Al, Us

Birmingham, Alabama, United States

Promotion from Head Baker. Maintain head baker duties while managing staff of 4 part-time kitchen employees, 1 full-time kitchen volunteer, and a rotating roster of on-call kitchen servers and staff. Responsible for coordinating event details with departments across organization, planning events with community partners, and developing metrics for assessing kitchen success.

Birmingham, Alabama, United States

Promotion from Kitchen Staff role. Additional responsibilities include planning dessert menus, training team members on recipes, recipe development, and inventory management.

Birmingham, Al

Responsible for food preparation, kitchen organization, production planning, and event service. Provided meals for Shabbat kiddish lunches (50-75 people), bar and bat mitzvahs (100+ people), weddings, shivas (Jewish funeral rituals), and large scale programs (200+ people) including a visit from international dignitaries.

Birmingham, Alabama, United States

Birmingham, Alabama

•Planned, implemented, and evaluated prevention programs to address topics including consent, healthy relationships, stalking, and mental health•Designed two-part bystander intervention curriculum and developed a strategic plan for campus wide implementation •Collaborated with New Student Orientation to update violence prevention training for incoming first-year students•Developed multifunctional peer education program and coordinated campus wide peer education efforts •Created project-based internship program, becoming an approved preceptor site for the School of Education, School of Public Health, and Master’s of Social Work program •Transitioned peer education for-credit course from independent study to cataloged course •Grew peer education for-credit course from six student enrollments to course cap of fifteen student enrollments•Trained over 100 peer educators from various Division of Student Affairs departments•Supervised one graduate associate, one graduate intern, and one undergraduate staff member annually •Advised 10 undergraduate peer educators annually •Maintained Wellness Promotion social media presence via Facebook and Instagram•Served as consultant to Student Counseling Services Outreach Team and Collegiate Recovery •Community on health education best practices, theories, and procedures•Assisted in creation of departmental mission, vision, values, and annual goals •Served as a member of the Council for the Advancement of Standards (CAS) internal review committee for Student Multicultural Diversity Programs office•Advocated for divisional and university policies and procedures that are trauma informed and within best practices of health education and harm reduction

Sarasota, Florida

• Established office of Health Education•Conducted needs assessment utilizing the American College Health Association National Collegiate Health Assessment•Planned, implemented, and evaluated campus wide programming for sexual violence prevention, alcohol and other drug misuse prevention, and mental health awareness•Trained student leaders on sexual violence laws (Title IX, VAWA, Clery) and campus policies and procedures•Provided individualized health coaching to students seeking support in time management, stress and sleep, developing healthy relationships, and maintaining holistic wellness•Developed and implemented curriculum for first-year experience course•Collaborated with Residence Life to provide culturally sensitive violence prevention trainings for international students•Facilitated Safe Space (LGBTQIA+) Training for faculty, staff, and students•Served as Chairperson of Campus Wellness Committee•Advocated for policies and procedures that are trauma informed and shaped by health education best practices•Managed Student Support Team cases through use of Maxient database•Supervised one undergraduate intern and one professional staff member•Advised Title IX Working Groups consisting of undergraduate students and faculty members•Maintained Counseling and Wellness Center social media presence via Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, and Yik Yak •Acted as Counseling and Wellness Center Website Liaison to the Public Relations Team in order to manage website content and logistics through use of the WordPress platform

• Create and pilot campus wide consent campaign • Advocate for victims of sexual violence during Student Conduct Hearing Process• Facilitate bystander intervention, sexual violence education, and consent campaign materials to groups of up to 200 undergraduate level students • Assist in large scale sexual violence education programming such as Take Back the Night• Maintain PEACC Center social media presence via Facebook Groups, Tumblr, and TwitterContribute feedback to the American College Personnel Association’s Presidential Task Force on Sexual Violence in Higher

• Supervise staff of 6 Resident Assistants and 1 Facilities Resident Assistant• Manage programming and staff development annual budget of $900• Oversee daily operations of 215 bed residence hall• Facilitate weekly staff meetings, staff bonding events, and bi-weekly one on one meetings with undergraduate staff members• Respond to crisis situations while serving in 24 hour on-call capacity for campus of approximately 1,500 beds• Adjudicate cases regarding departmental policy or Student Code of Conduct violations through use of Maxient database• Perform intrahall room changes, and semester check-in and check-out through use of Room Management System (RMS) program• Coordinated logistics of training 79 undergraduate students on policy and procedures of the University of Louisville

• Co-Chair Annual Take Back the Night Program • Create theme, marketing, and flow of Take Back the Night event• Implement Creativity for a Cause, an art therapy based contest to raise awareness of sexual violence• Collaborate with Sigma Alpha Mu and Alpha Gamma Delta Greek Letter Organizations to create a memorial march in honor of Susan L. Morris

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Health Education/Health Promotion

Graduate Certificate in Mentoring and Leadership (earned 2020)

Master Of Education (M.Ed.), Community Health Education

Activities and Societies: 2015 Outstanding Graduate Student, Community Health Education

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Criminal Justice, 3.14

Activities and Societies: President- Criminal Justice Students Association, Member- Student Desk Assistant Committee, Member- Gay-Straight.