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Boston, Ma, Us

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Graduate fellow with the Mayor's Office of Housing, Housing Innovation Lab by way of Northeastern University's co-op program.• Leads/manages the Affordable Co-living and Demystifying Development Costs (DDC) projects, and assists with multiple others including but not limited to Starter Homes, Offsite Construction, and Welcome Home Boston to help make the city a more affordable place for all• Produced a 17-page comprehensive policy analysis report for the DDC project with graded alternatives, resulting in the endeavor’s advancement via the creation of a new project scope centering one of the report’s final recommendations• Engages with internal and external stakeholders to progress the iLab’s objectives and learn through collaboration, as well as strengthen the City’s relationships with vested parties• Co-presented the DDC project findings and recommendations of bidding policy exploration to multiple department Chiefs and helped plan, execute, and facilitate a starter home design sprint with local builders, developers, architects, and lenders

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Research Assistant at NEU's Center for Race and Justice• Assists the Principal Investigator on research for a longitudinal study of correctional officer wellbeing (NIJ) and investigating the underpinnings of prison violence (Arnold Ventures)• Collaborates with the research team to analyze and enter data collected for both projects in Excel and SPSS• Interviews officers at various correctional facilities across Massachusetts and collects data via Qualtrics

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

• Led the organization’s Spring2ACTion individual donor fundraising campaigns every April and raised more than $70,000 total• Directed the annual appeal strategy and all individual donor stewardship efforts, and led yearly organization-wide trainings of Classy fundraising and event planning software for over 50 staff members• Partnered with the Finance and Development teams and consultants over the course of 1.5 years to design and implement new and improved organization-wide Salesforce system, significantly streamlining data management and tracking processes• Located and recorded approximately $3 million in previously uncatalogued grant and donation revenue into Salesforce, thus greatly improving data accuracy as well as enhancing donor relations and financial bookkeeping • Managed data for over 2,000 Salesforce records and oversaw state charitable registration filing and reporting requirements for all 5 of the organization’s regions

Alexandria, Va

• Provided critical administrative and programmatic support to a corporate philanthropy program with largest U.S. retailer consisting of over 2,100 retail donation locations and 900 non-profits• Assisted with data collection, data entry, and records management in Salesforce, NetSuite, and Magento• In 120 days, facilitated the movement and distribution of $50 million worth of in-kind donations and grew client base by more than 30 impactful non-profit organizations• Developed a new hire manual to aid with the learning of program procedures and regulations

Arlington, Va

• Ranked 6 out of 100 recruits from class at Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy• Strengthened excellent interpersonal skills specifically in the areas of de-escalation and the ability to build rapport with diverse communities• Recognized by department and community members for exceptional customer service; received two departmental letters of commendation

Landover, Md

• Gained research, data collection, and analysis skills via the creation of an extensive systematic Excel report of recent robberies and examining crime trends to aid in solving open cases

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Managed a four person fundraising team and helped raise $263,000 for the Equality Act by campaigning and canvassing at over 15 designated locales in the DC metropolitan area• Recruited over 20 recurring monthly donors• Aided in the coordination and design of educational staff training tools

Washington, District Of Columbia

• Upheld building security protocols at entry points by assisting officers with visitor screening• Participated in training scenarios modeled for Dignitary Protection of Supreme Court Justices• Guided groups consisting of over 50 people and instructed them of Court rules and visiting procedures

College Park, Maryland, United States

• Raised over $4,000 for various scholarships through robust telephone outreach to alumni, parents, and friends of the University

Master Of Science - Ms, Criminology And Criminal Justice

MS in Criminology and Criminal Justice with a graduate certificate in Public Policy Analysis

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Criminology And Criminal Justice

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Sigma, Theta Pi Sigma, CIVICUS Living and Learning ProgramRecipient of the President's Scholarship (4.

Certificate, Basic Policing Principles And Procedures