Erin Wolf Email & Phone Number

United States

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• Joined the MSF International Mobile Staff pool as a Logistician

Waitsfield, Vermont, United States

• Supervised and taught backcountry camping & positive coping skills to young adults and adolescent teens• Completed CPR certification and Crisis Prevention Institute's Nonviolent Crisis Intervention training

Greater New York City Area

• International SOS (www.internationalsos.com) is the world's leading emergency services company operating from over 700 sites in 70 countries with 10,000 employees, led by 1,200 physicians and 200 security specialists. Their global services include medical and security risk planning, preventative programs, in-country expertise and emergency response for travelers, expatriates, and their dependents.• Partnered with the scholastic sector to help fulfill their Duty of Care by ensuring global travelers are aware of potential health, safety, and security risks, mitigating those foreseeable risks, and enabling a productive trip and safe return back home.

Princeton, Nj

• Established international travel best practices, trainings, and crisis management plans to support the 60% of Princeton’s undergraduate population participating in 500+ education and internship programs abroad annually• Served as the 24/7 on-call international crisis manager for students, faculty, and staff abroad• Collaborated closely with International SOS, Princeton’s emergency assistance provider• Oversaw the University’s International Crisis Management Plan• Led the University’s International Crisis Management Team (ICMT)• Provided expert global health, safety and security advice to University leadership and travelers• Developed and oversaw health and safety standards, policies, guidelines, and training for activities abroad• Led the University’s Travel Oversight Group (TOG) and implemented directives• Oversaw the high risk travel review process for travel requests to high risk locations • Served as liaison with key stakeholders (e.g., government, service providers) to ensure that the University has the necessary capabilities to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies

Austin, Tx

• Developed comprehensive travel policies, procedures, and safety trainings to enable international travel of one of the largest public university systems in the United States (comprised of 14 academic and health institutions)• Conducted on-site international risk assessments, as needed, with focus on high risk travel analysis, emergency preparedness, and crisis management• Served as the primary international crisis manager for UT System• Coordinated UT’s response to overseas emergencies and provide crisis intervention support • Developed and reviewed emergency plans for international travel• Developed and coordinated health, safety, and security training for faculty, staff, and students in collaboration with relevant offices• Guided and assisted the International Oversight Committees (IOCs) at the UT institutions• Conducted daily monitoring of world events, with emphasis on travel health, safety, and security• Traveled regularly to visit UT institutions, conduct international site assessments, professional development, etc.

Austin, Tx

• Developed UT Austin’s crisis management plan for global emergencies, supporting roughly 3,200+ students; 400+ education and internship programs; as well as faculty research in 160 countries annually• Led UT Austin’s International Oversight Committee and oversaw the review process for travel to high-risk locations • Served as the 24/7 on-call international crisis manager for UT Austin students and programs abroad • Conducted international site assessments, with focus on high-risk travel analysis and crisis management• Connected regularly with stakeholders via website, social media, and traditional communication• Served on the UT Service Learning Advisory Board• Supervised two full-time staff and one internship

Solwezi, Zambia

• Partnered with high level Zambian government officials to foster collaboration with Volunteers• Served as the on-call emergency manager for Peace Corps Volunteers throughout province (40+)• Conducted regular site assessments for new and continuing sites• Provided logistical, programmatic, and moral support to Volunteers in the field• Regularly coordinated and facilitated educational and safety workshops for Volunteers • Managed a Volunteer transit house, forecasted expenses, and worked within a budget• Served as a representative on the National Peace Corps Volunteer Advisory Committee

Kasama, Zambia

• Trained community leaders in new teaching methodologies• Guided community leaders on grant proposal writing and submission• Organized and facilitated numerous educational workshops with diverse audiences• Fundraised $20,000 for the construction of a youth recreation center• Planned and facilitated multiple workshops on HIV/AIDS awareness and female empowerment• Served as a representative on the National Peace Corps Diversity Committee• Demonstrated proficiency in the local Bemba language

Austin, Tx

• Represented Global Impact, a nonprofit organization which raises funds and partners with US corporations to organize financial support for over 50 major US-based international NGOs• Developed and maintained strong relationships with an extensive network of local organizations • Delivered creative presentations to diverse audiences (often high level officials) about the international humanitarian aid work of Global Impact charities• Promoted the Global Impact brand throughout the Southwest region, traveling regularly for speaking engagements and fundraising opportunities

Master'S Degree, Interpersonal Communication

Thesis titled: “The Impact of Subjective Uncertainty Reduction and Subjective Importance of Religious Beliefs on Social Identification.

Bachelor'S Degree, Speech Communication

Minor in Spanish Studied abroad in Madrid, Spain (2001) • Graduated Magna Cum Laude • Alpha Chi National Honors Fraternity • School.