Susan Perlman Email & Phone Number

Greater Atlanta Area

Provides leadership and support for the eight labs that comprise the Center, serving as their main point of contact. The Labs depend on the coordinator for on-going general information, trouble-shooting and guidance for database issues and intra-lab and inter-department communications. Serves as the liaison between the developers, Emory IT, faculty, lab coordinators and researchers. Administers the SONA system and research participation database for the introductory psychology courses.

Decatur, Georgia

•Assists Board of Directors in business development and marketing activities, including, fund raising, grant research and execution of business and marketing plans. •Creates strategic relationships between the organization and donors, volunteers, sponsors and academia by leveraging key relationships and contacts to achieve organizational goals.

Atlanta, Georgia

•Spearheaded public relations, research participant recruitment, project development and fundraising for the four research labs that compose CATEA.•Implemented and administered education and community outreach programs on behalf of CATEA•Developed relationships with the University System of Georgia community in order to market and recruit applicants and mentors to two Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programs•Wrote promotional materials, brochures, invitations, and media releases to disseminate information regarding programming of events, research projects and fundraisers.•Conducted facility tours to school groups, industry representatives and the general public.

•Researched weekly industrial internship openings and job announcements for Alliance website.•Conducted quantitative analysis of industry-wide career survey.

Stone Mountain, Ga

•As Project Historian, researched and wrote comprehensive history of the Gladesmen Folk Culture in Everglades National Park. Process included archival research, oral interviews, and extensive field work.•Assisted in the archival research, documentation and preparation of the nomination of the Etna Turpentine Camp, Florida, to the National Register of Historic Places

Atlanta, Georgia

Conducted research, wrote web content and developed career services resource pages.

•Contributing author of the historic context document for inclusion in the U.S. Army Garrison, Hawaii, and Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plan.•Assisted the U.S. Army in the logistics of organizing the first Native American tribal consultation meeting at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri

Nashville, Tennessee

•Administered and coordinated all activities for career development and program marketing within the Biomedical Engineering Department.•Marketed University to outside corporations to establish new collaboration opportunities.•Increased employee contact base by 50% within six months for biomedical engineering department.•Placed 100+ students in internships in industry, government, academia and research facilities.

Nashville, Tennessee

Utilized expertise in planning, research and marketing to obtain funds from external sources.

Nashville, Tennessee

•Provided consulting services to the public and private sector in support of cultural resource compliance projects. Services included ethnographic studies, historic research, Native American consultation and assistance with NAGPRA compliance.•Performed all aspects of business operations, including project management, proposal writing, marketing, event planning, and report preparation.•Conducted cultural affiliation study and NAGPRA consultation for Canyon of the Ancients National Monument, Colorado, including facilitating consultation between 25 Native American tribes and the U.S. Park Service.•Utilized strong communication skills for cross-cultural events, with all levels of government - federal, state, tribal, community and the private sector, to build consensus.•Facilitated and provided logistical support for the Tennessee Valley Authority’s first intertribal/agency meeting.

Albuquerque, New Mexico

•Spearheaded inception and development of new ethnohistory division within established environmental consulting firm, successfully managing department as a consistently profitable division.•Skilled meeting and conference planner; handled all aspects of meetings for over 30 Indian tribes and multiple government agencies. •Demonstrated ability to manage, motivate and build consensus among diverse groups.•Completed comprehensive historic context study of Fort Douglas, Utah in support of the construction of Olympic Village for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. •Developed successful long term working relationships with industrial, government, and tribal customers resulting in the completion of over 50 federal compliance projects.•Managed complex projects, insuring on time completion, under budget, while satisfactorily meeting all federal and state compliance objectives

Bs, Recreation Resources With Concentration In Forestry

Ma, History

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Paralegal Certificate