Shellie Sarah Gooden Email & Phone Number

Alaska, United States

We take on the most critical issues facing women, mothers, and families by educating the public and mobilizing massive grassroots actions to:*Bring the voices and real world experiences of women and mothers straight to our local, state, and nation's leaders;*Amplify women's voices and policy issues in the national dialogue & in the media across all.

Alaska, United States

• Performed a cursory records review from a nonprofit director’s view and noted the organizations’state business license only weeks from lapse, important IRS forms were not on file, andopportunities to leverage growth.
• Assist the Board and President in Organizing and make recommendations to bestpractices and similarly poised community organizations, assist both as needed
• Provide office record keeping, develop documents needed for Board Supervision,including financial records, meeting minutes, member roles, state wide newsletters, membership mailings and maintenance of records per.
• Complete Payroll including UI, WC, quarterly reports
• Maintain Membership Roles, generate membership reports and transmittals
• Manage office needs and expenditures including office supplies, rent and other needs to include monitor, reconcile, and respond to financial and invoice discrepancies.

Anchorage, Alaska, United States

Bringing enlightened, diligent back up to the needs of professionals. instructional design, curriculum development, and quality instructional presentations. Administrative services from HR, bookkeeping, and payroll to volunteer and campaign coordination.

United States

Outreach, resource coordination and educational advocacy activities for those experiencing housing, food or employment insecurity or loss. Grant locating, writing and complianceMaintain special projects such as Little Pantries, Burrito Brigade, Grace, Inc. non-profit social movementsMaintain contact with volunteers, contact and follow up with recruits.

Anchorage, Alaska, United States

• Conduct interactive workshops to prepare retiring and separating military service members for a successful transition to the civilian workplace by showcasing their accomplishments through the use of transferrable skills.
• Teach all topics related to military to civilian workplace transition including job search, resume writing, networking, dress for success, interviewing and salary negotiation ensuring thorough understanding of all.
• Use dynamic interactive classroom exercises to fully engage participants and enhance the learning environment.
• Train culturally and professionally diverse groups comprising all branches of military service, revising strategy to engage clients and best benefit their individual needs.
• Plan and prepare for workshops to ensure start and end times were maintained and all topics were covered to participants’ fundamental level of understanding.
• Establish a friendly and welcoming environment to foster engagement and participation.

Developing community coalitions and promoting self advocacy across the state of Alaska and nationally. Moving and building leaders on the Freedom to Vote For the People Act and building a long term support structure of trained volunteers willing to jump in and advocate for equity and justice in government.

Helena, Montana, United States

Responsible for daily business operations, instruction of 30 children 0-12 in 24/7 setting, compliance with all state Department of Human Services Regulations, payroll, purchasing, advertising. Other responsibilities were to recruit, hire, train, manage staff, maintain HR records, maintain database and billing for USDA food program and DHS child care.

Greater Salt Lake City Area

Researched and implemented a new interactive daily skills program that engaged learners and increased competencies by 15% over previous quarters. Managed a classroom of medically complex students with auditory, visual, combination and complex impairments to include Autism, feeding tubes, shunts, etc. Lead a team of paraprofessionals and nursing staff in.

Brighton, Colorado

3rd Grade Teacher, Bilingual combined classroom

Commerce City, Colorado

Special Education Case Management involves a caseload of approximately 100 students with various needs including Resource Room and Inclusion. Adapted lessons, pull out skills development, adaptive equipment, all management of all stages in IEP, assessment and transition planning required. Classroom instruction included reading recovery, job search, resume.

Pharr, Texas

Special Education Teacher for Valley View Junior High. Self Contained, Resource, and Inclusion settings. Conducted assessments, developed educational reports including levels of function, IEP's, Transition Plans, conducted ARD's *special education IEP meetings in Texas"

Rio Grande City, Texas

Language Arts Teacher for 8th Grade at Ringgold Junior HighUIL Drama Team Coach

Edinburg, Texas, United States

Conducted instruction for adult GED and students preparing for US Citizenship Naturalization, conducted assessments, graded classwork, provided supplementary materials and instruction including resume, job search and interview skills as needed based on individual student needs and circumstances.

Master Of Science - Ms, Learning Experience Design And Educational Technology

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Behavioral Sciences

Activities and Societies: Reading Minor