Stephen Roche Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Responsible for coordinating and developing fundraising strategies and planning the logistics of special events that will lead to financial growth for the Foundation's portfolio of signature events, raising over $6 million annually. Directly leads the fundraising and planning for the annual Children's Ball, the Foundation's largest signature event, that.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Serves as the Senior Associate Director of Regional Engagement & Volunteer Management for Emory University. In this role, he focuses on engagement efforts in DC, Richmond, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, overseeing a new model for region-based engagement. This new model, with engagement officers living in the regions they serve, focuses on establishing.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

The Office of Alumni Relations leads the university’s efforts to strengthen and promote an invested alumni community that inspires lifelong loyalty and advances GW. Currently the staff liaison for the university's domestic Regional Alumni Networks and alumni volunteers. Responsibilities include developing and managing alumni engagement strategies, event.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Former GWAA Board Member | Former Student Alumni Initiatives Committee Vice Chair | Former Young Alumni Network (DC) Chair & Committee Member | WRGW Alumni Network

College Park, Maryland

Management of UMD's new student orientation program, supervision of program coordinator, graduate assistant, and 30 undergraduate students, co-coordinator of The One Project: First Year Experience Program for LGBTQA Students, teacher for UNIV 100 courses, collaboration on admissions and first year student programs

Washington, DC

Managed all aspects of GW's new student orientation program, including program budget, contracting, marketing and communications, and strategic planning; directed staff training and professional development; supervised graduate assistants and 65-70 undergraduate student leaders; coordinated large-scale student and campus hallmark programs, concerts, and.

Washington, DC

Managed all aspects of GW's new student orientation program, including program budget, contracting, marketing and communications, and strategic planning; directed staff training and professional development; supervised graduate assistants and 65-70 undergraduate student leaders; coordinated large-scale student and campus hallmark programs, concerts, and.

Washington, DC

Managed emerging community and class affinity programs, services, and resources within the Division of Student Affairs, managed Colonial Challenge competition program and coordinated student events and programs; served as interim director of Colonial Inauguration new student orientation program

Washington, DC

Assited in direction and management of GW's award-winning new student orientation program, oversaw a diverse student staff of 70, direct supervision and management of siblings program, leadership and student staff, and program budget, developed and implemented training sessions and team development programs, executed program logistics and events with.

Washington, DC

The George Washington University Presidential Administrative Fellowship, founded in 1989, offers high-achieving seniors the opportunity for professional development and a Master’s degree at the George Washington University. In return, the Fellows contribute to the advancement of the GW community by serving as ambassadors through their academic.

Washington, DC

Created and developed Washington Nationals mascot program and character, collaborated on game entertainment and marketing events with production, marketing and sponsorship staff as well as coordinated 75-100 annual appearances for Washington Nationals mascot program and game entertainment team

Washington, DC

Supervised and managed free-form/multi-format college internet radio station; oversaw and managed 260 volunteer student air-staff and 25 student executive board; directed all station operational areas and station/departmental budgets; supervised daily station operations, concert and event planning, and University/administration and alumni relations

Washington, DC

Oversaw student staff of 30 and managed all aspects of the Colonial Inauguration Siblings Program, including program logistics, staff selection and training, and contract process with external clients, as well as provide administrative support to the overall new student orientation program and GW administration

Washington, DC

Served as one of 34 primary orientation leaders for incoming freshmen and new students and parents, coordinating and supervising such aspects as class and course registration, small group discussions, information sessions and educational skits and lectures

Master'S Degree, Organizational Management

Activities and Societies: Presidential Administrative Fellow

Bachelor'S Degree, Electronic Media

Activities and Societies: Omicron Delta Kappa, Baer Award for Individual Excellence Minors in American History and American Studies