-Manage all program communication and operations for a variety of audiences -Supervise and contribute to the creation and management of the website, promotional materials, social media channels, as well as ensuring that communications are in alignment with admissions, program goals, and University strategy-Create and distribute individualized communication plans on a routine basis to incoming students, current students, and alumni-Oversee the planning and logistics of immersive multi-day events both on campus and across the country, other special events, industry engagements, and team travel-Serve as the point of contact for confidential student affairs concerns (wellness, learning accommodations, harassment/conduct, financial aid, etc.) -Collaborate with on-campus and remote team members on overall program strategy, management, and growth-Work jointly with campus partners and units central to the program’s operations, including but not limited to campus and adjunct faculty, the Office of Budget and Planning, and Student Affairs-Act as the point of contact and campus advocate for all incoming students, enrolled students, and alumni in the data science master’s program

-Served as the project manager for all digital learning projects (including administrative and managerial support for online course development, rights and permissions clearances, production workflows)-Worked directly with faculty to facilitate effective design and production-Produced and maintained project tracking documentation that included project charters, budgets, schedules, workflows, and pre-production books-Assessed project health and pro-actively facilitated appropriate and effective interventions to maintain the health of all assigned projects-Worked with our team to create and stand up the university’s first fully online degree program-Completed a broad variety of administrative tasks for the Chief Academic Digital Officer (CADO) including: managing a busy calendar of appointments, travel, and University obligations; managing correspondence and communications for internal and external constituencies, including materials that may be confidential or strategic; managing business processes (databases, expense reports, travel planning); event planning; prioritizing and following-up on policy initiatives, issues and concerns addressed to CADO including the startup of the online master’s degree program

-Provided operational and logistical assistance to 200+ Executive Education degree students and 15+ faculty across multiple campus locations-Managed logistical preparation and responsibility on multiple campuses for 40 weekends each year -Responsibilities included but were not limited to technology, scheduling of students and faculty, working with the registrar, planning all meals, reserving event space, and serving as the faculty liaison-Developed logistical processes and communication plans for two new degree programs, the Master of Science in Finance and the Master of Science in Business Analytics, based on the Chicago campus

Started as a temporary position: Assistant Event & Conference Coordinator

-Managed the Mendoza College of Business facilities that hosted 100+ events and conferences each year