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Max Malmud is listed as Academic and Community Programs Director at Pacific & Asian Affairs Council, based in Kailua, Hawaii, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at hpu.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Max Malmud.
Max Malmud previously worked as Alumni Hawaii Regional Representative at Tomodachi Initiative and PacRim Conference Coordinator at University Of Hawaii At Manoa. Max Malmud holds Master Of Education - Med, Global Education & Curriculum from University Of Hawaii At Manoa.
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Max Malmud is a graduate of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa with a B.Ed. in Secondary Education, and a current graduate student in pursuit of his M.Ed. in Global Education and International Curriculum Studies. He has years of experience focused on the development, management, study, and education of diverse and inclusive learning communities, curriculums, and programs. As a queer, hapa-identifying individual, Max also has a diverse lived experience that allows him to connect deeply with cross-cultural and underrepresented groups, fueling his passion to act as an advocate for these groups while impacting progress toward restorative justice. Max's credentials include...- teaching inclusive classrooms of various grades, subjects, sizes, and needs,- coordinating cross-cultural itineraries, overseeing housing, and managing relations of various international higher education student groups,- serving as a presenter and panelist at various inclusion, LGBTQIA+, and AAPI identity-focused events, conferences, and symposiums,- developing, implementing, and budgeting educational, cultural, inclusive, and identity-based programming and curriculum for various educational groups and institutions,- managing housing, operations, staff, administration, conduct, case files, engagement, security, emergency response, and all needs of various student communities from 10-400 in size,- teaching, training, counseling, and developing curriculum catered to neurodivergent, special needs, and/or students with disabilities and/or mental health concerns,- and hiring, training, and managing teams of various sizes for small-to-large scale event programming, community management/engagement, and diversity/inclusion initiativesMax currently works as lead coordinator for the annual Pacific Rim Conference on Disability and Diversity, responsible for all logistics of planning, promoting, and implementation, and is also the first Regional Representative for the Hawaiʻi region under the TOMODACHI Alumni Program.Max attributes his successes to his skills in education, leadership, management, communication, collaboration, adaptability, and networking, as well as a drive to serve the greater good in the most effective, positive, and efficient way possible. As an educator and advocate for more inclusive and globalized perspectives, he hopes to continue to serve as a global, national, and local citizen for all groups of people and make lasting positive impacts on communities that helped grow and shape him into who he is today.
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Alumni Hawaii Regional Representative
• Build and bolster the TOMODACHI community in regions across the United States and Japan through work with the TOMODACHI Alumni Affairs Team and the American and Japanese Embassy and Consulates to cultivate and maintain relationships with alumni in the Hawaii region.• Collaborate with the TOMODACHI Alumni Affairs Team to plan and implement strategic plan for alumni engagement• Coordinate, plan, market, budget, implement, and review activities among regional alumni• Encourage and advertise engagement opportunities with TOMODACHI and U.S.-Japan Council activities• Recruit, work with, onboard, guide, mentor, and oversee Core Committee Members for the Hawai'i Region
Pacrim Conference Coordinator
Area Coordinator
• Addresses crises in a 24/7 capacity with students including sexual assault, mental health concerns, medical emergencies, and conflict, requiring knowledge of federal law and university reporting policy.• Provides leadership, support, and supervision, ongoing training, and evaluation of the performance of 15 Community Advisors, 5 Federal Work-Study Office Assistants, and 2 Graduate Assistants.• Develops, coordinates, and executes the planning, budgeting, and implementation of inclusive and diverse programming based on local, national, and global intersections of culture and diversity.• Develops departmental vision, goals, objectives, and strategic direction for creating practical student living and learning communities for diverse and inclusive community development.• Hosts, develops, and implements annual LGBTQIA+ programming and events in collaboration with the Campus Activities Department.
Graduate Assistant
• Assisted in all aspects on three separate government-funded project teams (Project BEAM, Ka Pilina No’eau & TEAMS) based in the UHM CDS• Created and implemented Math, Science, and English based lessons and curriculum in different K-8th grade classrooms at varying participating local schools• Collected, organized and input data collected from in-class research• Managed various tasks including lesson and curriculum development of project lessons
Resident Assistant
• Created and executed itineraries, supply requests, and lesson plans for all students• Responsible for daily reports on student activity as well as logs of student behavior and conduct• Managed 2 groups of 10-15 students ages 12-15 • Harbored positive experiences for roughly 150 students of the same age in the forms of planning and executing enriching activities and maintaining a welcoming and safe environment• Participated in weekly committees and daily meetings dedicated to the planning and organization of large events for all students and staff
Assistant Coordinator For International And Special Programs
• Planned, organized, led, and executed week-long itineraries for 4 separate international groups over the course of 6 weeks• Assisted in organizing transportation, leading tours, and giving presentations • Attended weekly meetings with a committee to further develop the program • Prepared packets, folders, hand-outs, and contact information for 4 separate groups of international visitors ranging from 20-35 college-level students• Oversaw communication between international school programs and the University of Hawai’i Education office• Assisted with all administrative work for the International Program and events
Long Term Substitute Teacher
• Instructed five sections of 8th grade English• Taught 3 standard English classes with approx. 30 students each • Taught 1 English Honors class of 25 students• Attended and participated in professional development activities and faculty meetings
Student Teacher
• Completed student teaching program in 8th grade English classroom• Taught 3 classes daily of approx. 23 students each• Graded and assessed student work• Attended and participated in professional development activities and faculty meetings
Assistant Hospitality Manager
• Planned, budgeted, and executed weekly meetings, projects, and events for both staff and guests• Hosted events within Student Housing to engage guests in the University experience while residing on campus• Prepared packets, folders, hand-outs, and contact information for 4 separate groups of international visitors ranging from 20-35 college-level students• Oversaw communication between international school programs and the University of Hawai’i Education office• Assisted with all administrative work for the International Program and events
Resident Assistant
• Mediated conflict situations when needed• Fostered an environment that actively values the dignity and self-worth of all members of the community• Assisted in emergencies including fire alarm evacuations, tsunami warnings, sexual assaults, domestic abuse, stalking, etc. • Responded to student behavior that is inappropriate and/or is in violation of campus housing policies and procedures, and document incident reportsResident Assistant, University of Hawai’i at Mānoa Frear Hall• Initiated, planned, and implemented programs with the floor, hall, and area to address the needs and concerns of the residents, and to encourage personal, social, and academic development• Led 2 Student Housing Services Committees within the position:Tunnel of Oppression • Supervised team of 6 members to create 3 rooms for an interactive museum showcasing different types of oppression in modern times • Execute planning, organization, budget, and completion of rooms within a 4-month time periodResident Assistant Committee • Plan, budget and execute multiple events/programs for Resident Assistant staff and University Residents of over 400 • Serve as a liaison between Resident Assistant staff and University Housing Management
Event Rental Security Worker
• Managed set-up/breakdown of all event and aquarium equipment• Greeted and led guests of up to 200 throughout event programs and aquarium procedures• Assisted host in all things related to planning, execution, and organization• Supervised and maintained the safety of guests, staff, and resident species
Observation Placement
• Assisted in the instruction of 7th and 8th grade English for approx. 20 students at Ke Kula Kaiapuni ʻo Ānuenue• Led 3 independent classroom lessons• Co-planned with a mentor teacher• Did critical note-taking on daily classroom behavior and pedagogy
Teaching Assistant
• Assisted in the instruction of 7th and 8th grade English for approx. 20 students at Saint Louis Middle School• Led 3 independent classroom lessons• Co-planned with a mentor teacher
Max Malmud education
Master Of Education - Med, Global Education & Curriculum
Bachelor Of Education - Bed, Secondary Education And Teaching
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Max Malmud works for Pacific & Asian Affairs Council.
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Max Malmud is listed as Academic and Community Programs Director at Pacific & Asian Affairs Council.
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Max Malmud is based in Kailua, Hawaii, United States while working with Pacific & Asian Affairs Council.
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Max Malmud has worked for Pacific & Asian Affairs Council, Tomodachi Initiative, University Of Hawaii At Manoa, Hawaii Pacific University, and Johns Hopkins Center For Talented Youth (Cty).
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Max Malmud holds Master Of Education - Med, Global Education & Curriculum from University Of Hawaii At Manoa.
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