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Facilities oversight (observe and report)Tenant relations and communications

"We write on soap!" theSOAPwriter crafts handmade, personalized soaps with custom logos and messaging.

- Provide project management for annual donation drive; soliciting and dispersing over $35,000 in donations across 15 requests for special project funding- Collaborate with local and global partners to maximize culturally-competent, relevant, and appropriate support-building efforts- Facilitate partnership opportunities including short-term missions trips, speaking engagements, hospitality, and other partnership opportunities- Coordinate travel logistics for international teams between the U.S. and Uganda, Indonesia, and El Salvador- Implement, manage, and utilize task management applications and document sharing/storage- Create standard operating procedures for on-boarding new partners, engaging liaisons, and managing special projects- Implement training materials and training schedule for short-term teams

Provide leadership for residential, alumnae, and emotional well-being programsDevelop and manage programs, policiesIdentify and implement resources, partnerships, and MOUsCoordinate content and scheduling of classes and events Report program measures and statisticsSupervise case manager, house managers, alum coordinator, therapist, contractor, and MSW interns

Provide leadership for residential, alumnae, and emotional well-being programsDevelop and manage programs, policies, and operationsIdentify and implement resources, partnerships, and MOUsCoordinate content and scheduling of classes and events Report program measures and statisticsSupervise case manager, house managers, alum coordinator, therapistOversee volunteer program: orientation, training, and placementManage operations for 8 bedroom home with 2 on-site officesOversee resource management (food, in-kind donations, household goods, transportation, etc)

MSW intern from CSUDHMSW Intern (COPA concentration), USCMSW Intern (COPA concentration), USCMSW Intern (Families & Children concentration), USCMSW Intern (Health concentration), USCMSW Intern (COPA concentration), USC

Volunteer to assist with the development of the Social Work and Social Administration degree program

Worked directly with Co-founder and CEO, Dr. Kathy Icenhower, to assist with various development projects for the agency and its partners, ranging from program development and implementation, grant writing, collaborative networking, resource linkage, legislation, advocacy, presentations, events, donations, branding, media and communication. Supervised 1 full-time employee and 1 part-time employee and served as a Field Instructor and Preceptor for Macro Social Work Interns from University of Southern California.

Unique placement created for me between SHIELDS for Families and the Department of Children and Family Services – Compton Office to assist with the research of the Point of Engagement (POE) model, which was created, piloted, and implemented by SHIELDS with DCFS (now a county-wide model). I was also responsible for implementing the SPA 6 Prevention Initiative Demonstration Project where SHIELDS was the lead agency in a collaborative network providing prevention services for child welfare

Caseload of 4 clients, providing DMH contracted mental health services and case management on-site at Whaley Middle School in Compton, CA

Experience consists mainly of coordinating details for media projects including talent, subject matter, location, documentation, pre-screening interviews, creative direction in editing, and distribution. Some filming, photography, writing, editing and on-camera hostingVarious CompaniesProduction Assistant 2002 - Present• Vh1's Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew filming of 2 episodes at SHIELDS for Families • 20th Anniversary video for SHIELDS for Families• Congressional Caucus on Foster Care Listening Tour, site visit to SHIELDS for Families • A 48 Hour Film Project with Rhythm LA Films • Family-Centered Treatment Training Video • Student documentary on the Dropout Crisis afflicting youth in Los Angeles • 5 individual short documentaries on the lives of each of the Children's Defense Fund's "Beat the Odds” Scholarship recipients • Satellite Broadcast for 2006 Athletes In Action NBA All-Star Breakfast with Sports Spectrum Media• The New Testament Sports Bible and Real People Real Faith Booklets for Athletes In Action• Casting for reality TV shows airing on NBC and MTV • On-camera game show host for an episode of MTV's Road Rules Campus Crawl Season

“With Justice For All” by John Perkins – The 3rd ‘R’, Redistribution: Understanding how complex systems impact service delivery and success outcomes for high-risk children, families, and communities• Facilitate a 1-hour workshop for student-athletes on the connection between church, community, and social justice from a strengths-based perspective including asset mapping, program development, resource linkage, and community engagement to increase understanding of the complex systems that impact service delivery and outcomes for high-risk children, families, and communities

A month-long intensive summer project for student athletes from around the nation to learn about using their platform as athletes to be agents of change in high-risk communities. I assisted with organizing project details including programming, events, communication materials, and community service opportunities between student athletes and non-profit organizations in Nickerson Gardens, Skid Row, South Los Angeles, and Compton

- Organized all the President’s events alongside AIA’s corporate events such as the NFL Super Bowl Breakfast, NBA All-Star Breakfast, NCAA Final Four Legends of the Hardwood Breakfast, and AIA’s annual Night of Champions.- Researched and collected professional athlete testimonies, pictures, and rights to publish and aided in the creation of The Athletes in Action New Testament Sports Bible- Assisted Sports Spectrum media in filming for Satellite Broadcast for the 2006 NBA All Star Breakfast- Transcribed pro athlete/coach interviews for the production of Real People Real Faith booklets- Restructured & implemented planning notebooks for President’s Board of Trustees and Advisory Board meetings- Managed all weekly travel details for AIA President - Obtained autographs, equipment, photos and oversaw design/display of all trophies, plaques, and memorabilia - Coordinated online board bios, radio interviews, & monthly Get in the Game emails, sent to 1,000+ staff & donors - Helped research, choose, and coordinate business partnership for AIA logo and gear items

Master in Social Work Course SOWK 687Media in Social Work: Documentary Filmmaking as a Praxis for Social JusticeAssisted Professor with group discussions, guiding student discovery and filmmaking, and course assignments and design

- Assisted with coordinating and interviewing 10 scholarship semi-finalists, then assisting the Board with chosing and notifying the 5 finalists- Coordinated college counseling, SAT Prep courses, public speaking workshop, college tours, annual conference, video documentary, social outings, and awards banquet for each of the 5 finalists- Maintained mentorship role with each of the 5 finalists which utilized clinical micro and mezzo social work skills- Managed resource linkages (case management) for needs specific to each finalist including housing, food, transportation, child care, employment, etc.- Functioned as a production assistant liaison between CDF and film crews, coordinating film schedules, location scouting, media releases, story board development, and creative direction/editing

Towne Avenue Elementary and Stephen White Middle School - Managed a team of 5 staff that provided after-school programming for approximately 100 elementary children 5 days a week at a Boys & Girls Club on-site at Towne Avenue Elementary School- Managed a team of 3 staff that provided summer programming for approximately 30 middle school youth for 5 days a week at a Boys & Girls Club on-site at Stephen White Middle School- Planned, designed, and facilitated on-site activities, events, and programs in relation with the club members, school staff, community, and parents- Responsible for upholding (BGCC) mission, vision, and goals in conduct, activities, and program delivery- Awarded the BGCC "Team Builder" Award

Psychology/Social Work 325 - “Practicum in Multi-Cultural Communities: Community Leadership for Youth”- Coordinated learning and internship opportunities between students and community-based organizations- Facilitated group break-out/discussion sessions- Assisted the professor in creating course assignments and learning activities

- Tutored an average of 10 kids, ages 7-17, 5 days a week, on a variety of subjects for homework, special projects, or studying for tests- Designed a reading and homework program to encourage and track progress- Created and facilitated arts & crafts workshops 1x week- Implemented and oversaw student-run candy store that raised funds for the center- Implemented and facilitated a Youth Advisory Board

Religion/African-American Studies 304: Rap, Culture, and GodReligion/African-American Studies 332: The Question of God- Assisted in designing required assignments, presentations, extra credit, and tests - Researched new material for course, implemented the use of “Prophets of the Hood: Politics and Poetics in Hip Hop” by Imani Perry as a required text for all RELI/AFAS 332 courses- Prepared and presented critical cultural & religious analyses of various rap songs- Tutored students for 3 tests (including midterm and final) and 1 research paper- Assisted in grading coursework and using grade tracking/reporting software

- The only freshman recruitment liaison in the Fall 2000 Football season (standard requirements were Sophomore, Junior, or Senior students)- Captain of the 2002-2003 recruiting season- Assisted with coordinating recruitment efforts including visitation details, the creation of welcome and informational packets, registration, academic meetings, and facilities tours- Guided on-campus informational sessions and tours of athletic, academic, and recreational departments for alumni, recruits, and their families - Assisted with coordinating recruitment events and activities including Official Visit Weekend, in-season game day events, Junior Wildcat Day, Summer Football Camps, and the Spring Game

- Interned under the guidance of Chris Del Conte, Senior Associate Athletics Director for External Operations and Sports Programs- Managed fundraising project "Legacy Lane", including the marketing, sales, creation, and construction of 1,000’s of engraved walkway tiles- Created a marketing campaign for Head Coach John Mackovic to distribute to parents of UA Football recruits- Assisted in efforts to increase student ticket sales- Assisted with selling tickets and organizing the details for the Homecoming Alumni Golf Tournament “Wildcat Extravaga”, including Student Marketing Club volunteers, Hole Sponsors, and Special Guest Players