Implement health promotion programming and oversee health-related assessments and communications for 15,000 + students on Washington University's Danforth Campus.Connect students to resources and services in the Habif Health & Wellness Center and the Sumers Recreation Center/Zenker Wellness Suite and online. Oversee risk reduction programming. Collaborate with campus partners to keep programs and resources relevant and accessible to undergraduate and graduate/professional students. Create and manage electronic and paper communications on comprehensive medical and mental health services and priority health promotion topics including stress/sleep, alcohol/other drugs, sexual health, nutrition/fitness, self care and community care. Manage WashU-specific content for CampusWell website and health promotion content for habif.wustl.edu.Recruit, train, and advise 3 dozen Peer Health Educators annually. Advise student leaders of the Women's Health and Empowerment Network. Coordinate health-related training for other student groups and campus partners on request. Recruit and supervise social work/public health students for practicum experience in sexual health promotion and mental health promotion as well as paid positions. Serve on the campus-wide Health and Wellness Committee. Contribute to communications including “Promoting Well-Being in Learning Environments,” the COVID-19 "Because" campaign, "Stay Well and Do Well at WashU,” and immunization compliance videos.Implement the ACHA's National College Health Assessment and disseminate the data reports to the campus community.

Supervised more than 1,000 volunteers in international alumni interview network formed to recruit and enroll outstanding students. Managed staff and interview assignment process, produced monthly newsletter, coordinated annual conference.

Summarized proposals for and reports on grants from foundation dedicated to the Bill of Rights.

Organized public policy consulting firm’s projects for organizations devoted to women’s health, including the National Breast Cancer Coalition, the Society for the Advancement of Women’s Health Research, the Reproductive Health Technologies Project, and Planned Parenthood. Facilitated successful campaigns to increase the federal appropriation for breast cancer research by $300 million and pass the Family Medical Leave Act. Wrote congressional testimony and press releases, handled correspondence.

Wrote proposals for and reports on foundation support of public interest media firm.

Planned fundraising events for Members of Congress and the Democratic Women’s Information Network.