Megan Dever Email & Phone Number

Maitland, Florida, United States

As a Museum & Event Attendant for the Art and History Museums of Maitland, I facilitate the museum's special property uses including weddings and internal events while providing excellent customer service by assisting visitors during events. Because this site is historic, I monitor event spaces to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees. Within this role, I also support education programming by assisting with workshops and interactive activities for families and children of all ages.

Orlando, Florida, United States

As the Executive Director of Late Knights, I oversee a team of five highly talented individuals to create and execute late-night events for the UCF student body to enjoy as an alternative to Orlando's party scene. Within this role, I ensure Late Knights produces events that align with our mission, vision, and values, and make tough decisions when necessary. This dynamic role allows me to gain more knowledge of social media promotion and branding and truly exercise my leadership abilities. As Executive Director, I manage a budget of $63,000 and allocate it to my team as needed.

Orlando, Florida, United States

As the 2023-2024 Programming Director for Late Knights, I planned and executed twelve creative and engaging small-scale events for the UCF student population over the span of three semesters. Within this role, I collaborated with other organizations around campus to provide inclusive and educational events for students to enjoy as an alternative to going out or partying. I gained insightful knowledge of the event industry as I coordinated event logistics such as scheduling, establishing floor plans, set-up, maintenance, and event tear-down. My knowledge on budget management grew significantly as I was responsible for managing $4,300 dollars. With this budget, I held a wide array of late-night events with attendance ranging from 40 students to 100 students.

Orlando, Florida, United States

In the recruitment orientation leader position, my role is to coordinate recruitment events and manage the application process for Orientation Leader candidates. This includes scheduling interviews, tracking candidate progress, collaborating with the social media manager for marketing, and generating reports to inform future recruitment efforts.

Orlando, Florida, United States

As an orientation leader, my team and I welcomed over 16,000+ students, both first time in college and transfer, to the University of Central Florida. Serving as a role model, being an accessible resource to students, public speaking, and facilitating well-organized thorough small group meetings and discussions with new students and their supporters are key parts of this role.

Orlando, Florida, United States

As a Leadership Assistant for the LEAD Scholars Academy, I served as the initial point of contact for students and their families who were seeking information about the LEAD Scholars Academy. In this role, I demonstrated foresight in addressing the needs of both the office and professional staff and proactively worked to resolve them. I collaborated closely with students to promote and successfully execute internal events. As a Leadership Assistant, I thrived in a dynamic work environment, proficiently managing appointments, schedules, and various front desk responsibilities.

Orlando, Florida, United States

As Media Director for the LEAD Students' Association, I managed the social media presence of the LEAD Scholars Academy. I served on a board of eight second-year students where I collaborated with my fellow board members to promote internal events to students. As Media Director, I was able to display leadership through creative means as I managed the LEAD Scrapbook Committee and oversaw a team of fifteen students to produce two scrapbooks in a span of four months. In this student leadership role, I gained valuable budget management skills as I learned how to handle a professional budget of $750 dollars. With this budget, I organized and executed two monthly arts and crafts events.

Orlando, Florida, United States

As a second-year Peer Mentor for the LEAD Scholars Academy, I served as liaison between the professor and first-year students in the Foundations of Leadership class (LDR 2001), which establishes leadership in theory and method. I worked alongside a third-year Peer Mentor to establish a welcoming and inclusive environment for first-year students to grow and explore their personal leadership journeys. In this role, I gained hands-on classroom experience as I facilitated class activities and team bonding exercises while serving as role model for students.