-Utilize Microsoft Access, Crystal Reports, and Access VBA to design data collection and data analysis tools for the Administrative Review Division.-Work with relevant departmental stakeholders to build and refine database processes and functions. -Develop control reports to troubleshoot data issues and ensure data integrity.

Utilized Microsoft Access, Cognos, Advizor, and Tableau to support the ad-hoc and on-going reporting needs of individuals and departments within University of Denver's Advancement Department; Performed data mining for prospect identification; Developed control reports to ensure data integrity; Worked with UTS to develop and test new functionality in Banner and MyWeb; Managed data loads and mass updates to Banner.

Responsible for all data collection and analysis related to the CNM/UNM STEM UP grant; Created the model and provided the strategic direction for the newly instituted CNM STEM UP program; instituted and administered a cross-institutional (CNM/UNM) database management system for tracking STEM UP students; Using an advanced Access database, provided pertinent institutional data to internal and external stakeholders

Analyzed various crime data to identify crime trends; Produced maps showing probabilities of crimes to be committed in a given area; Produced weekly crime trend reports for Area Commander

Contracted to build a detailed database of agencies and organizations in New Mexico involved in providing food assistance services to children; Designed and distributed a capacity assessment survey to said agencies and organizations; Analyzed survey and statistical data and developed written report that was shared with stakeholders; developed GIS maps using survey and statistical data

Responsible for all data gathering and data synthesis of department projects; Developed expertise on assigned research projects and disseminated summarized information to all other team members under strict deadlines; Assisted team leaders with data analysis and technical assistance; Communicated and networked with various bureaus, non-profit organizations and unaffiliated experts during project research and troubleshooting; Contributed to many projects including New Mexico Loan Fund Project, AMAFCA Flood Control Study, University of New Mexico's Economic Impact Study 2010, United Way Asset Mapping Project, and six different Main Street New Mexico Arts Asset Mapping Projects

Contracted to manage the delivery of the 2009 Hunger Study Survey to over 50 sites in New Mexico; Created, managed and coordinated the volunteer schedule ensuring that every site had an adequate number of volunteers; Acted as a liaison between volunteers and Roadrunner staff