Mariah Green, Mpa Email & Phone Number

Springdale, Arkansas, United States

Mariah works across the enterprise with key stakeholders, internal and external alike, to implement, support and execute initiatives, policies and culture-transforming practices to make Tyson the most sought-after place to work. Through managing projects, listening to the experiences of Tyson's team members and engaging in collaboration with BRGs.

Springdale, Arkansas, United States

Mariah works cross-functionally across corporate departments to foster relationships, streamline processes and ultimately curate resources and developmental strategies to advance Tyson's sustainability initiatives. Mariah works most closely with the following: Food Waste and Loss, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Change Management, and program development.

Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States

Innovative Poverty Solutions is a nonprofit focused on developing and implementing community-driven, innovative solutions to ending poverty in NWA. Our initiative Circles NWA is a poverty reduction initiative designed to help low-income people pursue upward mobility.

Northwest Arkansas, Arkansas, United States

The IDEALS Institute is a training, consultancy and research institute dedicated to creating diverse, equitable and inclusive workplaces and communities. As a member of the TRAIN Cohort, myself and thought leaders in nonprofit organizations were trained on integral skills, practices, and policies to create and implement diverse and equitable organizations.

Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States

Canopy NWA is a group of Northwest Arkansas residents working to create a community where refugees are welcomed and equipped with all they need to build new lives.

Fayetteville, Arkansas Area

• Potter's House is a local nonprofit working as a bridge to strengthen and connect communities across socioeconomic and cultural lines.
• Executed the vision and mission of Potter's House to families and initiated student to tutor involvement initiatives expanding Potter's House's mission to college students and local residents.
• Supervised 3 tutoring sites within the program, implementing discipline and emergency procedures while simultaneously fostering an environment of growth, accountability, and safety.
• Developed curriculum modeled after Arkansas State Standards to ensure each child's academic readiness.
• Provided resources and goal setting for parents' of Potter's House students ensuring that the whole family unit is recognizing and utilizing their assets.

Kansas City, Misouri

The Hope Center (THC) KC is a non-profit community developmental organization and ministry working to develop the east side of Kansas City through partnering with the community, first as its neighbor, secondly, its advocate. THC’s mission to transform the community is entrenched in family and community outreach, youth leadership programming, quality.

Golden, Missouri

• Higher Ground is a three year servant leadership program geared to equip youth from urban communities to serve and lead in their communities, as well as internationally.
• Trained over 700 campers to serve children, adults and the elderly in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, The U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Louis, Indiana, Tulsa, Kansas City and Louisville through community service and.
• Presided over 12 staff members by delegating tasks, organizing the schedule for campers and preparing seminars for the biblical development of all students participating.
• Served at an orphanage for mentally disabled adults to unite the residents and spend quality time with them.
• Built a road in Jamaica to serve local community by providing safer and more accessible transportation routes.

Columbia, Missouri

• The Columbia Missourian is a community news organization managed by professional editors and staffed by Missouri School of Journalism students who do the reporting, design, copy editing, information graphics.
• Interviewed, wrote articles for, captured photos for a local print and digital newspaper, enhancing community relationships and learning how to communicate effectively to diverse audiences using multiple mediums.
• Wrote articles about race relations at MU, addressing and attempting to create communities where students could be both informed, concerned and begin healing from the trauma associated with marginalized groups on campus.

Columbia, Missouri

• The University of Missouri Career Center is primarily run by student paraprofessionals. This is program provides major and career resources to equip students to excel in these areas.
• Enhanced communications skills by teaching college students how to research and explore career and major opportunities.
• Coordinated the writing and revising processes for new hire lesson plans on the policies and expectations of the Career Center, clarifying expectations and protocol for the program, assuring that all members of the.
• Administered mock interviews, assessments and outreach presentations to help students excel academically and professionally, refining presentation and interpersonal communication skills.

Columbia Missouri

• TEDxMU brings together visionaries, scholars and artists for an extraordinary event. This immersive, half-day conference shares the talents of Mizzou's speakers and performers with audiences from around the world to.
• Selected 10 competent and diverse speakers from a pool of MU alum, international students, national companies and current students to share the ‘Power of a Single Idea’ with the MU community for its second edition.
• Supplied materials and assistance to all speakers of TEDxMU — a local, self-organized event that creates a new platform for the university’s innovators and visionaries.

Columbia, Missouri

• Black Women Rock! is a student-run committee dedicated to honoring Black women on the University of Missouri campus and in the Columbia community. This event overcomes stereotypes of Black women who are often.
• Coordinated an event that serves about 300 MU students through the celebration of Black women in the community and on campus who are impacting their communities through service, mentorship, etc.
• Promoted inclusivity and diversity in Columbia and on MU’s campus by encouraging people to celebrate influential Black women.
• Budgeted a $3,500.00 show to ensure that BWR! has the necessary on-campus, local and corporate sponsors to provide resources to host the event —thus forming strong relationships with MU administration and the community.

Columbia, Missouri

• Vessels International is a non-profit organization founded in Columbia, Missouri in 2007 with the mission to “holistically assist distressed women and children by procuring, liaising and administering vital service.”.
• Partnered with local community center, The Armory, to start an arts enrichment program for local youth, teaching them how to deal with trauma and creative vices by educating them on cultural and historical.
• Coordinated a $1,200 business deal with the University of Missouri’s Athletics to raise funds for Syrian refugees in Jordan.
• Organized a sports drive by partnering with the Columbia Public School District, MU Athletics and Columbia College for youth in some of the poorest communities in Jordan.

Master Of Public Administration - Mpa, Public Policy And Community Development

Bachelor Of Journalism In Photojournalism, Bachelor Of Arts In International Studies, Peace Studies Emphasis

Bachelor'S Degree, Journalism And International Studies

Activities and Societies: Chartered Vessels, His L.I.F.E. Dance Ministry, YMCA Kid Contact, Freshman Action Team, MU Global.