Robyn A. Hall Email & Phone Number

Providence, Rhode Island Area

-Facilitate partner collaborative meetings to ensure program goals are met and communicated to multiple stakeholders. -Lead for a community assessment and action planning process with community partners, residents, and stakeholders. -Serve as the lead on a Health Equity Zone Collaborative.-Process and track braided and government funding streams to ensure project goals are met in compliance with multiple timelines and reporting requirements. Review and process disbursement requests. -Ensure programs delivered have an impact on health and quality of life measures for residence.-Manage multiple consultants and contracts for compliance, deliverables, and on time payment. -Provide technical assistance and work with partners to improve programs and communicate success. -Hold multiple task force committees and communicating their priorities to the larger network.

Toledo, Ohio Area

-Lead contact for five neighborhood teams through an environmental design safety training and small grant process. Facilitated quarterly meetings including networking and training. -Processed contract submissions and documentation for federal funding. -Provided technical assistance and support, as well as training coordination to organizations in their community engagement and community planning efforts.-Provided technical assistance and capacity building to partners. -Administered AmeriCorps program regionally for three LISC offices. Supported 93 AmeriCorps positions for multiple host sites. -Ensured organizational policies are implemented and local offices were aware of program status. -Oversaw the request for proposals from host sites and the internal review process for the AmeriCorps program. Conducted onboarding appointments and processed new member enrollment. -Provided training, online database support, compliance monitoring, and professional and interpersonal support to AmeriCorps members. -Conducted monthly member meetings. Provided training for members and facilitate member discussions.

Toledo, Ohio Area

-Managed office operations including processing invoices, billing, and incoming checks. -Coordinated annual fundraiser. Handled online and physical mailings, event logistics, registration, creation of program materials, and vendor scheduling and payment. -Documented office processes and policies.-Created and distributed communication in print and online. Managed social media and formal communications with partners and stakeholders. -Supervised the Toledo AmeriCorps program.

Toledo, Ohio Area

Assist United Way volunteers on the education, income, and health Community Solutions Teams review and hold funded programs accountable. Coordinate and accompany volunteers on site visits to each program. Work with funded programs to develop meaningful reporting that align with United Way Agenda for Change. Work closely with Education Director, Health Manager, and Income Manager on collaborations and new strategies, as well as yearly allocation process and review of programs. Work closely with Data and Compliance Manager on reporting.

Respond daily to volunteer inquiries and schedule individual and group volunteers.Managed volunteers for the Food for Thought Christmas Shoppe. Over $3000 in toys distributed in one day.

Assist the primary instructor with conducting a weekly GED writing class.Provide feedback on course pace and structure.

Coordinate Youth Days of Caring for five schools and over 2,000 volunteers for other service events.Educate parents and students about the importance and benefits of volunteering and connect them with volunteer opportunities through presentations and resource fairs.Coordinate and presented Volunteer Administrator trainings for local organizations.Develop United Way Volunteer Center orientation for new staff and volunteers.Assisting in the development of United Way Ambassador Projects by adapting the HandsOn Managed Project model to align with the work of United Way.

Assisted with the planning and implementation of three local and national days of service.Interviewed and referred 320 volunteers to area nonprofits and coordinated internal volunteers.Managed Volunteer Solutions database and assisted volunteers and organizations in its use. Recruited new agencies and added new opportunities to database.Improved Volunteer Center procedures and processes.Managed a Volunteer Reception Center (disaster response) during June 2010 Wood County tornadoes. Deployed over 700 volunteers.

Received Douglas C. Meyer Distinguished Service Award, December 2008.Volunteered weekly for evening shifts, taking crisis calls from the shelter hotline.

Provided administrative support for the Core Commitments grant through the BGeXperience program. Committee consisted of students, faculty, and administrative personnel. Planned day-long event where seven student organizations modeled personal and social responsibility. Assisted with Social Philosophy and Policy Center conferences.Independently taught 75 students in three courses; co-taught one course with 25 students.Assisted philosophy professors as a teaching assistant for eight courses.Participated in Reflective Teaching Learning Community.

Doctorate Of Arts, Applied Philosophy

Master Of Arts, Applied Philosophy

Bachelor Of Arts, Mathematics/Philosophy