Marnie Hackman Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

- Supporting the safety and well-being of 29 first-year undergraduate students by effectively linking them with on-campus resources- Creating a strong community within a residential space through conflict mediation and monthly program and event planning- Entrusted with the management of program community budget of $2500 + House event budget of $750

Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, United States

-Supervised 49 high school seniors (CITs) and four experienced college-aged staff members through a seven-week immersive leadership development program to prepare the CITs to become staff members at camp the following summer- Mentored and coached staff members as they delivered weekly performance evaluations to each CIT, facilitated daily reflectionsessions, managed programming responsibilities and cared for the well-being of all CITs- Advised the CITs as they transitioned from the camper experience to the staff member experience; taught relevant skills and guided them within their placements with younger camper cabins and in specialty areas around camp

Rishon Lezion, Center District, Israel

- Supported native Israeli English teaching faculty by working with 200 + students, grades four to six, individually and in groups,enhancing their programming as the only native English speaker in the school- Spearheaded the planning and execution of the city-wide “English Day” for 300 + students aged 8-13, providing programmingthat showcased the progress students had made throughout the year- Responsible for new teacher recruitment, acting as ambassador and liaison between new recruits and program supervisors- Selected to represent Masa Israel Journey in a promotional article in YNET, Israel’s “most popular online newspaper”

East Lansing, Mi

- Collaborated with academic advisors to manage office tasks and connect students with available campus resources- Connected first year students with a student success mentor to help them navigate virtual learning

Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, United States

-Directed a team of 10 staff members and 85 campers (aged 14-15) through educational and recreational programming focused on independence, confidence, and community building-Rapidly and efficiently transformed camper in-person experiences to remote programming via the camp’s online platform in response to COVID-19

East Lansing, Mi

- Mediated and provided conflict resolution to maintain an inclusive living environment for 40+ residents- Devised and conducted programs on diversity, personal development, and academic performance- Ensured the enforcement of legal and collegiate policies by keeping detailed documentation of incident reports to disclose accurate accounts to police & campus management

Waynesboro, Pa

- Developed interpersonal relationships with 150+ campers and 40+ staff members- Assisted in mentoring, supporting, and evaluating college-aged staff members to lead and influence their campers aged 10-12- Created daily schedules for staff, supervised an array of recreational and educational programs, and assisted in maintaining group logistics- Problem solved with a team for a multitude of issues concerning camper and staff physical, mental, and emotional health and wellness- Participated in the Capital Camps Institute for Leadership and Learning (CCI); an intensive leadership development fellowship aimed at personal and professional growth through seminars, character development sessions, meetings with guests, and case studies

Waynesboro, Pa

- Facilitated camper development by creating an environment that fostered strong friendships, inclusion, and a mutual respectfor one another- Selected to attend a 5-day seminar with counselors from 60+ camps to bring new ideas and programs back to Capital Camp

Master'S Degree, Social Work

Human Development And Family Studies, Organizational Leadership

Junior Year Study Abroad

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