Responsible for the daily operations of a research unit in advanced Catholic Studies, Catholic teachings, thought and social justice issues. Manage the Institutes financial operations and budgets while reporting the an Executive Board. Final editor and proof reader of all the Institute's publications.

• Responsible for all business and administrative functions of the Communications and Mail Production for the Enrollment Services Division for undergraduate and graduate recruitment• Tracking and monitoring monthly budget activity which includes all the university’s data and mail, travel expenses, conferences, reimbursements, purchase orders, expense reports, cost analysis and monthly ASR reconciliation through the University’s AIS Webba and Kuali financial systems

• Evaluation of the firm’s business functions, systems, and procedures for efficient work productivity • Tracked and monitored budget, management of payroll, accounts payable and receivable• Provided coaching on supervision of junior associate attorneys, paralegals, and administrative support staff• Assistance in managing human resources, client satisfaction, filing systems, space allocation, and overall staff satisfaction

• Produced the Institutes first 224 page publication on the history and use of the VHA for professors, researchers, and practitioners• Project Manager for the IWitness prototype development for usability testing and market research containing 1000 Holocaust Survivor testimonies from a collection of 52,000 launched in the Fall 2011 as an educational resource tool for secondary education over the Internet with Web 2.0 technology • Assisted in grant proposals to foundations and received… Show more • Produced the Institutes first 224 page publication on the history and use of the VHA for professors, researchers, and practitioners• Project Manager for the IWitness prototype development for usability testing and market research containing 1000 Holocaust Survivor testimonies from a collection of 52,000 launched in the Fall 2011 as an educational resource tool for secondary education over the Internet with Web 2.0 technology • Assisted in grant proposals to foundations and received funding of $500,000 for the IWitness prototype development, prototype usability and market research, and $250,000 to host the first International Digital Access, Outreach, and Research Conference at the University of Southern California in March 2010• Project Manager for the International Digital Access, Outreach, and Research Conference which brought a cohort of 65 professors, librarians, and scholars – responsible for all logistics of the conference which included travel, lodging, catering, conference programming, speaker selection, honoraria disbursements, and production of best practices manual as an output from the conference• Presented lectures at universities subscribing to the Visual History Archive (VHA) including Berlin, Budapest, and Prague on the multi-disciplinary use of the archive• Responsible for the overall supervision of the VHA of 52,000 Holocaust Survivor testimonies currently available at 35 universities and institutions internationally and the U.S. • Provided qualitative analysis of user statistics of the VHA generated through user experience at the 35 universities and institutions • Managed budgets for the projects in the Research and Documentation division through the University’s AIS Webba and Kuali financial systems• Provided supervision, oversight, conceptualization, and redesign for a more user friendly interface of the VHA Show less

• Collaborated with Professors’ Donald Miller and Cecil Murray in the establishment and development of the African-American Clergy and Lay Leadership Institute, a summer residential program to train a cohort of 40 civic leaders each year in the basics of economic development, community organizing, and civic engagement fostering broader participation within Los Angeles and Southern California, funded by The James Irvine Foundation now currently in its 5th year to foster social change to a new… Show more • Collaborated with Professors’ Donald Miller and Cecil Murray in the establishment and development of the African-American Clergy and Lay Leadership Institute, a summer residential program to train a cohort of 40 civic leaders each year in the basics of economic development, community organizing, and civic engagement fostering broader participation within Los Angeles and Southern California, funded by The James Irvine Foundation now currently in its 5th year to foster social change to a new generation of leadership• Partnered with the USC Thornton School of Music, the USC Libraries, Indiana Universities’ Black Voice Foundation, and Indiana University’s Archives of African-American Music and Culture, to launch the Gospel History Music Archive to preserve the legacy of gospel artists as the first effort to locate, digitize, index and make available online content related to the development of gospel music in the United States, funded by The Zumberge Foundation• Partnered with Fuller Theological Seminary and the USC Libraries to launch the Global Pentecostalism Archive, following an International Symposium on Pentecostalism at USC in October 2006, to catalogue and digitize documentation that traces the Los Angeles Azusa Street Revival beginnings of the movement to the dynamic growth and experience of Pentecostalism globally, at USC in October 2006, funded by The John Templeton Foundation Show less

• Responsible for a $3.5 million annual budget of a research center on religion, civic culture, and community development• Tracked and monitored monthly budget activity for more than 30 different research projects each year which included major conferences, travel expenses, reimbursements, purchase orders, expense reports, cost analysis while maintaining budgets from foundation grants and monthly ASR reconciliation through the University’s AIS Webba financial system• Monitored and… Show more • Responsible for a $3.5 million annual budget of a research center on religion, civic culture, and community development• Tracked and monitored monthly budget activity for more than 30 different research projects each year which included major conferences, travel expenses, reimbursements, purchase orders, expense reports, cost analysis while maintaining budgets from foundation grants and monthly ASR reconciliation through the University’s AIS Webba financial system• Monitored and supported faculty development within the Center’s program policies while supporting and developing program objectives, curriculum, and content• Recruited and supervised administrative support staff, independent contractors, student workers, and provided supervision to special projects• Participated on selection committees for the distribution of faculty, postdoctoral fellowships, and graduate student research awards • Collaborated with faculty, research teams, administrators, and students to ensure compliance with applicable state and federal laws and university policies concerning research• Partnered on grant-making and proposal writing committees to support research on religion and civic engagement funded by private foundations such as The Pew Charitable Trusts, The John Templeton Foundation, The James Irvine Foundation, The California Endowment, The Ahmanson Foundation, and The Ford Foundation• Provided support in program and curriculum development of the African-American Clergy and Lay Leadership Institute Show less