The Director of Community Culture and Student Experience is responsible for providing leadership and a collaborative approach to student-centered experiences offered within the division of community culture. This role has a functional responsibility to focus on the overall experiences of underrepresented student groups; by fostering a welcoming and supportive environment; and facilitating a proactive campus community centered around equity and social justice. Additionally, as Primary Designated… Show more The Director of Community Culture and Student Experience is responsible for providing leadership and a collaborative approach to student-centered experiences offered within the division of community culture. This role has a functional responsibility to focus on the overall experiences of underrepresented student groups; by fostering a welcoming and supportive environment; and facilitating a proactive campus community centered around equity and social justice. Additionally, as Primary Designated School Official, this position ensures that all student SEVIS records are maintained and issued correctly per regulations. Show less

Teaching at the adjunct level various courses required for student graduation, including:-Cultural Seminar for transfer and non-traditional students-Cross Cultural Experience course (local course to Milwaukee; non-travel versions during COVID-19 pandemic)-Global Perspectives Colloquium for graduating students

Office of International Services and Engagement provides leadership and a collaborative University-wide approach to internationalization through its work around immigration, campus-wide programming, and cultural support and services for F-1 international students and international faculty and staff.

In addition to responsibilities held by International Student Coordinator title, held director title for oversight of the Cross-Cultural Experiences program, which housed study abroad and faculty-led travel programs for the institution. Carroll University has a required cross-cultural course requirement that was housed administratively under the Office of Global Education.Responsibilities included: budgeting of multiple scholarship and course management funds, supervision of three… Show more In addition to responsibilities held by International Student Coordinator title, held director title for oversight of the Cross-Cultural Experiences program, which housed study abroad and faculty-led travel programs for the institution. Carroll University has a required cross-cultural course requirement that was housed administratively under the Office of Global Education.Responsibilities included: budgeting of multiple scholarship and course management funds, supervision of three full-time staff members, oversight of emergency planning and risk management for the program, and participation in the General and Cross-Cultural Experience committee on-campus creating the curriculum for travel courses. Show less

Supports current international student body at Carroll University as a Designated School Official and as a student adviser. My main responsibilities include communication of important regulatory updates, cultural programming and responsible advising of students with F-1 visas. I also serve on campus committees and boards (Staff Executive Committee, Campus Crisis Response Team) and act as an adviser for the student Rotaract Club.

Serves as the admission counselor for international undergraduate, exchange and Intensive English Language students at Carroll University. Coordinates orientation efforts for incoming students, and also advises and supports current international students. Main responsibilities include immigration and academic advising, programming, and admissions support.

Main tasks include research on dating and domestic violence, web design for the university's sexual assault response page, and working with our school's Sexual Misconduct Officer on projects for Green Dot, a bystander intervention training program, and an all around campus-environment ideal.

-Worked full-time and covered supervisor's responsibilities when she was out on maternity leave.-Helped to cross-train my new supervisor when he came in mid-year.-Coordinate programs that forge connections between both international and domestic students.Currently creating a collaboration between our office and Residence Life to bring cultural social hours to our campus.-Create a welcoming environment for our almost 500 international students.-Liaise with other departments to… Show more -Worked full-time and covered supervisor's responsibilities when she was out on maternity leave.-Helped to cross-train my new supervisor when he came in mid-year.-Coordinate programs that forge connections between both international and domestic students.Currently creating a collaboration between our office and Residence Life to bring cultural social hours to our campus.-Create a welcoming environment for our almost 500 international students.-Liaise with other departments to offer our university effective and educational collaborations. Work frequently with the Student Diversity and Inclusion Services and Off-Campus Student Services offices.-Participate in the hiring process for our office student works and orientation leaders.-Apply professional development training to our assessment and evaluation of any programming.-Market our office's events through a variety of social media. Show less

I have worked 30-40 hours a week since my sophomore year of college for TGI Fridays. I began as a server, moved to a hostess for a year, and then made my way up to bartender. I am currently one of the employees that has been at this location the longest at the moment, and I have a good rapport with my co-workers and managers.Although the job has nothing to do with my major, it has taught me several life skills. I have become more involved in creating a fun and marketable environment, I… Show more I have worked 30-40 hours a week since my sophomore year of college for TGI Fridays. I began as a server, moved to a hostess for a year, and then made my way up to bartender. I am currently one of the employees that has been at this location the longest at the moment, and I have a good rapport with my co-workers and managers.Although the job has nothing to do with my major, it has taught me several life skills. I have become more involved in creating a fun and marketable environment, I better know how to deal with client and co-worker situations, and I have become a quick learner and a hard worker. Show less