• Oversees all aspects of sexual violence prevention educational programming for extra large public university, including developing, delivering, and assessing original evidence-based and audience-specific programming• Supervises Sexual Violence Prevention Coordinator in addition to team of 40+ undergraduate paid peer educators and 20-hour per week prevention programming graduate assistant• Teaches 3-credit course on sexual violence prevention theory and practice offered each semester through the Health & Kinesiology Department at UIUC• Oversees the implementation of required prevention programming for over 10,000 incoming students annually • Coordinates the development of educational materials and messaging campaigns (electronic, print and video) related to sexual misconduct during notable campus time periods (e.g. Welcome Week, Homecoming, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Stalking Awareness Month, etc.), in collaboration with other campus units• Assesses, evaluates, and revises sexual misconduct prevention/outreach initiatives to improve reach and effectiveness.• Prepares and delivers presentations and written reports, correspondence, proposals, program assessments and updates, email and other materials for a variety of audiences ensuring compliance with departmental and university guidelines, practices, and principles.• Serves as Confidential Advisor, providing short-term, trauma-informed, crisis intervention and survivor-centered advocacy for student, staff, and faculty survivors of sexual misconduct

• Between July - December 2021, while Women’s Resources Center has been without an Associate Director, oversaw the implementation of required peer-led sexual violence prevention program for over 8,400 incoming students, including coordinating workshop schedule, supervising and training program’s Graduate Assistant, and communicating with key stakeholders• Coordinated the administration of grant activities for the Department of Justice Office of Violence Against Women Grants to Reduce Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking on Campus Program, including leading project implementation, tracking activities, progress, deadlines, and deliverables in compliance with federal requirements • Led the establishment and coordination of the institution’s first Coordinated Community Response Team (CCRT) to improve campus coordination, communication and response to sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, and stalking • Led the development and implementation of evidence-based stalking prevention programs • Oversaw day-to-day grant activities including administration of electronic grant management system, development of detailed task lists, budget management, data collection, and report compilation

• Coordinated all aspects of sexual violence prevention educational programming, including developing original evidence-based and audience-specific programming and implementing Green Dot Bystander Intervention and Everfi online courses• Coordinated and facilitated Green Dot Bystander Intervention and Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates online program• Oversaw compliance with annual NCAA sexual violence prevention education requirement and established and chaired Sexual Violence Prevention Athlete Advisory Committee (SVPAAC)• Developed and managed a comprehensive program calendar• Created promotional materials, including web resources and social media campaigns• Assisted in developing ongoing training for Community Board for Sexual Misconduct (CBSM) and Sexual Misconduct Support (SMS) Advisors, including manual, case studies, and handouts • Supervised team of students workers, including Peer Educators • Represented Carleton College as member of Rice County Sexual Assault Multidisciplinary Action Response Team (SMART) • Managed state reports, reports to the community, and other key documents • Served as member of College's COVID-19 response team, performing contact tracing and case investigation from August 2020 - May 2021

• Provided confidential advocacy, support, and crisis counseling using a trauma-informed approach to Montana State University students, staff, and faculty members who have been impacted by sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking • Supervised team of 60+ student volunteers during weekly in-office shifts to ensure quality service and 24-hour office and phone coverage • Coordinated after-hours crisis response and advocate support network as part of four-person professional response team, including after-hours response to the hospital for forensic exams • Developed original training material for volunteer on-boarding • Hosted annual 40-hour training for volunteer victim advocates, including a multi-day training retreat • Facilitated continuing education programs for volunteers through role-plays and bi-weekly advocate meetings • Oversaw volunteer recruitment through advertisements, tabling, and outreach events • Conducted volunteer screening, reference checks, and interviews • Promoted and coordinated educational and outreach activities, including Take Back the Night, Clotheslines Project, Faces art display, movie screenings, and annual Respect is Hot and Take the Pledge campaigns • Maintained updated information on website and social media platforms