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Working on set in NYC for the new season of And Just Like That

The Global Literature in Libraries Initiative strives to raise the visibility of world literature for adults and children at the local, national and international levels. We intend to do so by facilitating close and direct collaboration between translators, librarians, publishers, editors, and educators, because we believe that these groups in collaboration are uniquely positioned to help libraries provide support and events to engage readers of all ages in a library framework that explores and celebrates literature from around the world.

Global education initiative pairing our future with the explorers in the fields of today.

DO YOU HATE INTERVIEWS?DOES IT MAKE YOU UNCOMFORTABLE TO PROMOTE YOURSELF IN PERSON OR VIRTUALLY?HATE WRITING COVER LETTERS, RESIGNATION LETTERS, OR EMAILS?I’M YOUR GIRL.

International Children's Literature ProjectResearching and curating collections to be shared nationwideCreating turn key programming to go along with each bookGrant funded project

Tech Coach:- Provides technology integration support for individual teachers, gradelevel teams, and school faculty.- Provides classroom instructional support for teachers through coteaching, modeling, providing feedback, co-planning, and developingresources.- Builds awareness and generate enthusiasm for technology resources.- Utilizes and model technology integration strategies to supportdifferentiation.- Provides differentiated professional growth opportunities for staff.- Builds trusting, one-to-one relationships with staff.- Assists in assessing and tracking technology skill levels of students andteachers and then use the data to develop a professional developmentplan for staff.- Works collaboratively with building technologists.- Stays abreast of current technology trends, teaching strategies, andeducational best practices.- Assesses and provide input for technology resource purchases based onteacher input.

• Information architect: creation and management of a cohesive work-space in the cloud for the use of staff of a large public library system.• Administration including scheduling and coverage• Interviewing, hiring, and training• Reference duties• Circulation duties• Technology Specialist

Liaison between writers, illustrators, and editors at top publishing houses. Public speaking on various topics at conferences around the country; topics include marketing, social media, writing, and publishing trends.http://www.corvisieroagency.com/

Circulation's Desk, Reference Desk, Technology Desk, and Children's Desk. Programming and events, marketing and PR.

• Assists the Co-Directors of the program, the law and business faculty, the four research fellows, and the four faculty directors of the Business Law Transactions Clinic with reimbursements, scheduling, and administrative management• Maintains Budget, and predict for future budgets as needed.• Works directly with donors including namesakes of programs and various sponsored events.• Processes and reconciles invoices, bills, P-Card transactions, travel expense reports and reimbursements against weekly vendors and account reports• Maintains office supplies, conference and event supplies• Assists JD/MBA students, and JD scholars• Independently plans events for the program and other departments: luncheon speaker series, receptions, conferences, round tables, annual school wide committee meetings, advisory board meetings, and student information sessions.• In charge of logistics and planning for annual Global Economic Policy Forum with three panels, one keynote, a total of 9 panelists plus three moderators, one keynote with two moderators, and invite only meals, with one open reception. • Tracks the progress of each individual student to ensure all criteria are being met for graduation• Advises students, maintain confidential student records and databases• Works with Oracle/PeopleSoft, Brio, Albert, Advance, Umail and Microsoft Office Suite• Works with other offices: Communications, Financial Services, Alumni Affairs, Student Affairs, Career Services, and the Events Services, outside vendors, and faculty• Schedules meetings for student leaders with faculty advisory boards• Maintains database for students, alumni, mentors, speakers, research fellows, and networking• Point person for research fellows, new hires, J.D./MBA Association, LSEA, Law and Business Association, Journal of Law and Business, plus start up initiatives• Sets up for hiring, new hires, and posting job ads• Creates posters, programs, fliers, and student email blasts

• Independently organizes the logistics for over 50 events and conferences each year• Assists the Director and Assistant Vice Dean with special projects, presentations, trainings, logistical management, heavy scheduling, and calendar management• Schedules conference rooms, and lunch and dinner meeting reservations• Prepares P&L statements for all events• Prepares meetings by creating documentation and presentations needed, setting up water for everyone, taking minutes, ensuring everyone is satisfied• Writes debriefings of meetings and events• Presentation creation for Dean of the Law School and Dean of the Business School, administrators, faculty, and student leaders• Creates dossiers of visiting faculty, guest lecturers, and panelists for the director • Responds to phone and e-mail inquiries, filtering out those who are expected and those who need to be dealt with accordingly• Creates and designs signage, posters, fliers, brochures, and all marketing material.• Makes travel arrangements by contacting travel agencies on a regular basis; books hotel rooms for directors outside of the city, and for guests visiting the city• Maintains office inventory, which includes all promotional materials and all office supplies. • Independently organizes the logistics for events and conferences

• Assists the Executive Director with reimbursements, heavy scheduling, and calendar management• Schedules conference rooms, and lunch and dinner meeting reservations• Prepares quarterly financial reports for all accounts that fall under Law and Business Initiatives at NYU• Prepares P&L statements for all events that fall under Law and Business Initiatives at NYU • Prepares meetings by creating documentation and presentations needed, setting up water for everyone, taking minutes, ensuring everyone is satisfied• Writes debriefings of meetings and events• Presentation creation for Dean of the Law School and Dean of the Business School, administrators, faculty, and student leaders• Creates dossiers of visiting faculty, guest lecturers, and panelists for the director • Gatekeepers to the office, meeting and greeting everyone that walks through the door, dealing with those who do not have appointments and will not be able to be seen.• Responds to phone and e-mail inquiries, filtering out those who are expected and those who need to be dealt with accordingly• Makes travel arrangements by contacting travel agencies on a regular basis; books hotel rooms for directors outside of the city, and for guests visiting the city• Maintains office inventory, which includes all promotional materials and all office supplies. • Independently organizes the logistics for events and conferences• Compiles data and creates and prepares spreadsheet reports: Create and maintain Matrix which shows all organizations, leaders, constituencies, events, and staff; create and maintain Student Data and Course Data Matrix• Processes and reconciles invoices, bills, P-Card transactions, travel expense reports and reimbursements against weekly vendors and account reports• Works closely with other offices: Communications, Financial Services, Alumni Affairs, Student Affairs, Career Services, and the Events Services

• Coordinates and supervises work-study employees, casual employees, and Department Research Assistants for projects and general office functions • Responds to phone and e-mail inquiries regarding the PEPM curriculum, universityresources, logistic of the application and procedures based on understanding of established policies. Refers specific questions to the Director and Assistant Director. • Makes travel arrangements by contacting travel agencies, other institutions, or internaldepartments of the University when necessary. • Arranges and executes work-study staff orientation and monthly meetings; trains work-study students on the use of computers and other office equipment. • Works closely with students, directing them to appropriate campus resourceswith respect to the following university policies and regulations visa processing;transcript requests, graduation requirements, orientation to New York, etc. • Prepares student resumes for distribution at the World Bank and IMF in preparation for student summer internships. Assists in the organization of the PEPM annual trip to Washington, D.C.• Independently organizes the logistics for PEPM events, including the PEPM Orientation, Graduation Reception, Visiting Faculty Lectures, Visiting Alumni Information Sessions• Compiles data and creates and prepares spreadsheet reports on PEPM applicationstatistics on a bimonthly basis. • Maintains and updates confidential student application and admission status onthe Columbia University Student Information Systems database for PEPM.• Maintains and develops PEPM’s contact databases, including business and recruiting contacts.• Processes and reconciles invoices, bills, P-Card transactions, travel expense reports and reimbursements against weekly vendors and accounts reports. • Reconciles PEPM Financial Accounts, reporting to the PEPM Assistant Director on a monthly basis; processes expenditure corrections and interdepartmental invoices in FFE when needed.

• Presentations; Creation and Delivery• Creates events from the ground up: Open House, Admitted Students Weekend, Move In Day, Orientation, Information Sessions, Dean's Tea, Convocation et al• Ran training sessions for groups of 10 to 400 • Logistical analysis and coverage• Secures funding from donors• Advises Student Leadership Groups, train student groups, train orientation leaders• Coordinates and runs orientations and move in day for incoming and transfer students

• Maintains Databases• Heavy Scheduling and Phones• Oversees Meetings• Updates heavy notes with progression of the creation of books