Theya Joslin, Mpa Email & Phone Number

Eugene, Or

• Create accessible literature derived from complex academic research• Develop and manage multi-platform social media campaigns • Participate in planning and development of collective impact initiative • Write, edit, and publish monthly e-newsletter• Maintain professional working knowledge of current research and best practices in child maltreatment prevention and intervention strategies

Providing evidence-based intervention programming to domestic violence offenders.Providing evidence-based parenting classes to Department of Human Service Child Welfare mandated clients.

Eugene, Oregon Area

Research, analysis, grant writing and management, contract management, intergovernmental relations, communications

Program management and development for female ex-offender re-entry program.

•Act as agency’s community liaison with frequent media contacts, editorial composition, and public relations duties•Prepare verbal and written statement on behalf of the Executive Director•Serve as Executive Director’s advisor on issues pertaining to media and public relations, policy development and implementation, and employee relations•Plan, organize, and conduct community outreach events – often in collaboration with other Lane County non-profits and public entities•Attend community meetings as agency representative•Work as part of agency management team with emphasis on public engagement and agency accessibility. •Participate in grant writing, management, review, and reporting to the US Dept. of Justice•Build capacity and raise funds for program administration•Procurement of goods and services for agency fundraisers•Engage and maintain working relationships with prominent leaders and community members •Work as part of a team that recruits, trains, and supervises volunteers and interns•Work as part of management team to plan annual Gala and other fundraising events•Lobby state legislature on behalf of Womenspace and the Oregon Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence•Manage agency’s Social Media campaigns•Coordinate network of over 100 professionals and service providers – with membership representing the private, pubic, and non-profit sectors throughout Lane County•Recruit appropriate and influential members for the Domestic Violence Council•Provide oversight and facilitate 6 active sub-committees of the network•Facilitate interdisciplinary professional, educational, and technical domestic violence trainings•With guidance from the Steering Committee, determine means for identifying needs gaps and assessing community deficits for domestic violence intervention, policy, and practices•Participate in grant writing, management, review, and reporting•Build capacity and raise funds for program administration

Eugene, Oregon Area

•Networked with local politicians and media to gain political endorsements•Created strategic plan•Created handbills and print ads•Coordinated all media communications, including writing press releases, arranging interviews, and drafting position statement/talking points•Coordinated fundraising and canvassing efforts•Recruited, organized, and supervised volunteers

•Planned and organized campus-wide events•Established and maintained community media contacts for the purpose of publicizing ASLCC events and activities •Wrote and distributed press releases•Used desktop publishing to create publicity documents•Recruited, supervised and coordinated student staff and volunteers•Prepared and presented student campaigns to the Eugene City Council

•Assisted in promoting, planning, and hosting college informational fairs•Assisted in student recruitment and retention efforts•Used desktop publishing to create various publicity documents for college fairs, self-guided campus tours, and job openings•Answered phone, mail, and email inquiries of prospective students with specific information about enrollment, financial aid, and college programs of study•Guided individual and group tours of the college campus

•Supported and promoted youth wellness programs in a mental health agency•Adhered to strict codes of mental health client confidentiality•Served individuals from diverse backgrounds, with a high percentage of indigent clients•Solicited, organized, publicized, and distributed community resources for at-risk youth programs

Master Of Public Administration (M.P.A.) Graduate Certificate Nonprofit Management, Interpersonal Violence Prevention

Coursework in Nonprofit Fundraising, Program Evaluation, Financial Management, Serving Diverse Populations

Ba, English, Women'S And Gender Studies

Activities and Societies: WGS 101 Facilitator, Reading Associate, Writing AssociateBachelor of Arts, English, University of Oregon.

Aaot, English

Activities and Societies: ASLCC, Phi Theta Kappa, The Torch, Student Affairs Council, Office of High School and Community.