Currently oversee all aspects of Admissions for the Pharm.D. professional, doctoral-level program within the UH College of Pharmacy.Administer, plan, and execute an extensive holistic review admission process, involving national test scores (PCAT), coursework completion, multiple reference-letters, and extra-curricular activities of applicant records.Supervise all admissions processing of applicant records for initial-review and final admission decisions by a 7 member admissions committee.Organize and lead a multifaceted interview-process. Including, but is not limited to, multiple mini interviews (MMI), conducting closing presentations, as well as arranging informal meet & greet sessions between applicants and current Pharm.D. students. Activities result in the successful processing of 450-550+ applications and interviews for 250-325 applicants on a yearly basis, producing an incoming class of 125 students. In addition, moderately-involved with recruiting activities for prospective students to Pharm.D. for the College of Pharmacy. Successfully cultivate and foster relationships with various stake-holders, ranging from current students, UH faculty, and alumni. These activities result in leading a volunteer-army of 70+ student-volunteers, 70+ interviewers, to conduct 8-10 interview-days/year.In 2018, led a successful migration from a 2-on-1 situation-based, 30 minute interview format to a 7 station multiple mini interview format, consisting of discussion-based and acting-based interview scenarios. In 2015, successfully led our admissions-team in migration to Early Admission process, resulting in 60+ binding commitments to our program.In 2012, led a successful migration from an in-house processing system (File-maker), to a national, centralized application-process (PharmCAS), resulting in a 15% increase in applications, as well as a higher yield of quality-applicants (higher GPAs & PCAT scores) to our program.

Oversaw most aspects of the outbound marketing communication-strategy for the undergraduate admissions team.Included design, layout and managing content for outbound correspondence to high school students, and their families for various recruitment events for the University of Houston main campus

Led undergraduate recruitment events and activities at twenty Houston-area high schools. Activities included representing UH at area college fairs, providing a consistent presence at the schools, admission presentations and individual freshman admission counseling. This resulted in consecutive yearly increases in freshman applicants and matriculated students at the University of Houston for all undergraduate academic programs.Actively recruited high school students at Austin-area high schools and surrounding areas. These activities included representing UH at college-fairs and giving group admission presentations. Individual freshman admission counseling to high school students and parents.Led all aspects of organization and logistics for several Houston-area freshman admissions events (UH Nights) to secure applicant enrollment to UH.

(formerly known as Attitude and Activity Consulting) Small company focused on helping students, and their families, through the college admission process.Student-focused philosophy to aid the student, and his/her parents (and other stakeholders), navigate the sea of information regarding selection and enrollment in, a four year undergraduate program.College-level course selection assistance for students is also provided at the onset of their college career.Specialize in selective admission, four year colleges/universities for undergraduate studentsOur business to includes college admissions consulting to potential applicants to graduate/professional programs in the healthcare field (i.e. dental school, physician assistant school, etc.). Provide guidance to students in processes to procure financial aid (ex. scholarships, grants, federal work-study, and if needed, low-interest loans) to subsidize the student’s college education expenses.DISCLAIMER: Due to conflict-of-interest concerns, we do not offer college admissions insight to potential applicants for Pharm.D. professional programs.

Hourly rater of online assessments for CASPer exam.Applicant-type varied among health-care professions, ranging from medicine, dentistry, optometry, etc.NONE of these applicants applied to pharmacy school, however.

Scholarship Committee for Chapelwood Foundation at Chapelwood UMC. Scholarships awarded to high school seniors to provide financial assistance for tuition/fees for 2 year colleges and 4 year college/universities in USA. Renewable scholarships are awarded, so periodic review of scholarship recipients is needed to determine continued financial assistance as these students progress through their college career.

V.P. Brotherhood Development, Spring 1998Chaplain 1997-1998Chair, Balanced Man Scholarship Selection Committee, 1996Jr. Marshall, member of Standards Board, 1996-1997

group and private swim lesson instuctor, all levels-Parent/Child-Pre-school-Youth-Adult

Private swim lesson instructor. Successfully taught children and adults the basics of swimming.Competitive swim coach. Private sessions on fundamentals of competive swimming and refinement of swim-stroke technique. Proficient in all competitive swimming strokes. Areas of specialization: competitive backstroke, freestyle, middle-distance and long-distance freestyle. Former College-level Division II Swimmer and NSISL record-holder in the 800 Free relay. Has been a competitive swimmer since age 7.

Debt-elimination, loan officer for first-home purchase, home re-finance, and debt-consolidation. Personal investments (Roth IRAs, money markets, retirement planning). Life insurance (level-term insurance only), Pre-paid Legal Protection (wills, legal counsel-retainer)