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Italy

Arc Aspicio is a strategy, management, and technology consulting and solutions company that solves complex client challenges. We specialize in solving problems for government clients in areas such as homeland security and law enforcement.I work with clients to meet their strategy, human capital, and innovation needs and I lead our Strategy Innovation Lab.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I teach in the Department of Philosophy, with a focus on courses in applied ethics that incorporate insights from social and behavioral science. I've taught Ethics (PHIL 212), Environmental Ethics (PHIL 213 / EVST 213), Organizational and Professional Ethics (PHIL 216), and Social and Political Philosophy (PHIL 363). I proposed and designed our PHIL 216.

Volunteer role. Plan and moderate monthly round table discussions and networking events related to Indo-Pacific affairs. Conduct regular research on regional developments of interest and disseminate appropriate media and scholarly resources to group membership. Refocused the group from an initial focus on East Asia to consider cross-cutting Indo-Pacific.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Unpaid fellowship. Produced monthly publications analyzing regional affairs and served as an in-house consultant to Young Professionals in Foreign Policy on regional topics. Co-chaired and moderated YPFP's monthly discussion group on East Asia.

Arlington, VA

Provided program management support for the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security, including management of secure inventory and officially issued law enforcement identification items for approximately 3,500 credentialed personnel. Served as a lead program office liaison with other offices and federal agencies for identification credential.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Provided program management support for the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security, including management of secure inventory and officially issued law enforcement identification items for approximately 3,500 credentialed personnel. Served as a lead program office liaison with other offices and federal agencies for identification credential.

Managed manuscript processing, solicitation, preliminary screening, and peer review processes and coordinated submission, layout, and proofing of the Ethics, Policy & Environment journal. Provided additional project support to the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy as needed.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Provided program management support for the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security, including management of secure inventory and officially issued law enforcement identification items for approximately 3,500 credentialed personnel. Served as a lead program office liaison with other offices and federal agencies for identification credential.

Oversaw and coordinated campus-wide events programming with an $80,000 annual budget. Supervised the event planning process, contract negotiations, management of campus events, and internal operation of the Committee, while working to develop and secure the role and standards of the Committee during its second year of operation.

Provided tutoring and supplemental instruction to undergraduate students on subject matter comprehension, critical reading and analysis, and effective writing techniques. Instructed and coached students on how to prepare and deliver formal presentations and manage group discussions.

Planned, booked, and coordinated campus events and entertainment at Randolph-Macon College, in cooperation with other officers and members of the Campus Events Committee and the staff of the Office of Student Life, prior to promotion to the position of Committee Chair.

Proposed, planned, and conducted an independent research project on the ethical dimensions of the continuing commercialization of the space industry through a summer grant from the Schapiro Undergraduate Research Fellowship program at Randolph-Macon College.

Coordinated academic integrity and ethics education programs, ensured the fair adjudication of reported infractions of institutional academic integrity standards, and improved engagement with the campus community by restoring Council representation within the Student Government Association. Scheduled and presided over hearings, Council meetings, and.

Developed and coordinated advertising and subscription revenue streams for the publication. Assisted in the design and implementation of new procedures for recording and communicating editorial staff roles and responsibilities. Proposed, hired, and trained the incumbent for the new position of Junior Business Manager.

Provided office management, research, and grading support to the economics and business faculty of the college.

Master Of Arts (Ma), Philosophy - Ethics & Public Affairs

I completed coursework and research on applied ethics, political theory, public policy, and social science as part of an interdisciplinary.

Ba, Cum Laude, With Honors, Majors In Economics-Business & Philosophy, Minors In Ethics & Asian Studies

Activities and Societies: Academic Integrity Council, Campus Events Committee, Franklin Debating Society, Student Government AssociationI.

Continuing Education (Non-Degree), International Relations

I have pursued summer non-degree graduate studies in international relations and comparative politics at SAIS since 2023.