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Leadership Miguel Hernandez is a very "with it" professor who cares for his students and the issues that plague society today. He's disorganized when it comes to grading because of the work he does outside of class.
Florida State University - Leadership
Doctor of Education (EdD)
Higher Education/Higher Education Administration
Florida State University College of Education
Developed a strong and active retention program for first generation college students through the supervision of multiple units
which included: Summer Bridge Program
Academic Advising
Tutorial Services
TRIO Student Support Services and TRIO Upward Bound. The annual budget totaled $981
000 which includes salaries
operating
programming budgets and TRIO grants. In addition
closely collaborated with the Office of Financial Aid and University Admissions in managing $1.5 million in scholarship funds for first generation college students.\n\nFunctioned in a dual reporting structure and served as a member of the Vice-President of Student Affairs Staff which included 15 directors of various DSA units and the Dean of Undergraduate Studies Central Staff which included 10 directors within Academic Affairs. \n\nServed on the CARE Admissions Committee charged to review over 1
200 applications per year for admission to FSU and selected 350 participants for the CARE Summer Bridge Program. Managed all processes related to the Summer Bridge Program including housing coordination
new student orientation
health compliance
financial aid
and book disbursement needs for 350 first generation college students. \n\nCoordinated compliance with Federal
State and Institutional procedures related to academic policies. Advised CARE students prior to and during academic dismissal / reinstatement. Conducted preliminary learning disability screenings and assisted students with securing academic support services based on individual needs.
Associate Director
Center for Academic Retention & Enhancement
Tallahassee
Florida Area
Florida State University
Served on the Residence Life Leadership Team in the overall administration and operation of a residence life program housing 6
100 students in 17 residence halls. Specifically coordinated and oversaw processes related to recruitment
selection
training
and evaluation for 10 graduate assistants
four interns
and 152 Resident Assistants. Also trained
evaluated
and indirectly supervised a staff of 10 graduate students and 12 professional staff working with the conduct process including maintenance of the Judicial Officer database.
Assistant Director
Residence Life
Tallahassee
Florida Area
Florida State University
Athens
Georgia Area
Provided vision and collaboration focused on development of multicultural education which created an environment where students furthered their awareness of self
identity development
and cultural competency.\n\nResponsible for budgetary direction and general administrative supervision of three professional staff members
four graduate assistants
two graduate interns and four college work-study assistants. The annual budget totals $222
500 which includes salaries
operating
and programming budgets.\n\nMotivate
support and guide student leaders in organizational development
program management and budgetary direction for thirteen student organizations working with an annual budget totaling $80
000 housed within MSP. These groups include: Abeneefoo Kuo Honor Society
Asian American Student Association
Black Affairs Council
BEST Mentoring Program
Black Theatrical Ensemble
Hispanic Student Association
Indian Cultural Exchange
Infusion Magazine
LISTo Mentoring Organization
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Open Dialog and Pamoja Dance Company.\n\nWork with academic units across campus and the Athens-Clarke County community to promote the philosophy of intercultural education which includes: student academic and social success; building a community of respect
understanding and inclusion; fostering meaningful partnerships with faculty
staff and the local community for the betterment of the University of Georgia.\n\nSupervise large-scale sponsored programs including: large stage theatrical performances; Noche Latina; India Night; Café Soul; MLK Unity Ball; NAACP Image Awards; and Male Leadership Conference.\n\nCollaborate with other departments within DSA to promote student learning. Able to effectively work toward build consensus with various constituents from across campus and surrounding communities.
Director
Multicultural Services & Programs
University of Georgia
Spanish
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Florida
Tallahassee
Florida
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Florida
Directly supervise an Assistant Director for Leadership Development
four full-time Program Coordinators
five part-time Graduate Assistants
and administrative staff. Indirectly supervise a Center made up of more than thirty full-time
graduate
and undergraduate staff. \n \nProvide leadership
management
and critical response for the Division of Student Affairs
Florida State University
and the Tallahassee community in the development
implementation
and ongoing enhancement of diversity and inclusion work. \n\nAdminister operating budget of $190
000 for leadership and identity programming and ensure appropriate expenditure of funds allocated for staff development
student programs
transportation
and administration. \n\nManage multiple endowed scholarship accounts totaling approximately $2.5 million involving stewardship of gifts in partnership with the Office of Financial Aid and the FSU Foundation.\n\nServe as a Title VII and Title IX Case Reviewer as an investigator
conduct panel member
and appellate officer. \n\nShape the Service Scholar Scholarship Programs curriculum and philosophy of the four-year
comprehensive
co-curricular program designed to promote civic responsibility
leadership
and social activism. The Scholar Program includes approximately fifty students
provides on-going curricular and co-curricular engagement.\n\nRegularly engage academic units
faculty
and senior administrators in large-scale office sponsored programs such as: Service Scholar Program
Multicultural Leadership Summit
LeaderShape Institute
Social Justice Living Learning Community
Alternative Breaks
President’s Humanitarian of the Year Award
Martin Luther King Distinguished Service Award
Estanko Reception
and V-rak-ke-ce-tv Cultural Graduation Celebration.
Associate Director
Center for Leadership & Social Change
Florida State University
Directly supervised one graduate student and assisted in the training and mentoring of other graduate students in the Higher Education program. Selected
trained
supervised
and evaluated a staff of 18 Resident Assistants
70 Night Staff
14 Desk Receptionists and the operation of twenty-four hour desks in a residential complex. Assisted faculty with hall programming and the selection process for both Learning Communities. Oversaw the night staff program and crisis response for 13 residence halls serving over 4
500 students
Residence Life Coordinator
Tallahassee
Florida Area
Florida State University
Master of Arts
Student Development 2004
Winkler Hall Director 02-03; Eggers Hall Director 03-04; HPC 2200 Life & Career Planning Instructor (Fall 03 & Spring 04); Served on the SEAHO Executive Board
Aflac
Served as a bilingual customer service representative for Cancer
Accident
Hospital & Intensive Care
Life
and Long Term Care products \n \nProvide thorough and accurate responses to customer service request and questions related to insurance products\n\nProvide accurate responses and solutions to customer inquires regarding claims processes\n\nResponsible for translation of medial and legal claims documents\n\nAssisted with medical research
review of insurance claim files and verification of medical services render
Bilingual Customer Service Representative
Columbus
Georgia Area
Aflac
Bachelor of Science
Criminal Justice 2002
Orientation Leader; Resident Assistant; VP Student Activities Council; Speaker of the Senate SGA; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Inc.; NCC & VP Residence Hall Association; GCC & State Director
Georgia Residence Hall Organization; Regional Development Coordinator
SAACURH Regional Board
Staff Development
Management
Research
Workshop Facilitation
Organizational Development
Leadership Development
Student Development
Student Affairs
Academic Advising
Program Development
Supervisory Skills
Event Planning
Leadership
Program Management
Multicultural Education
Residence Life
Higher Education
Student Services
Training
Admissions
Hernandez
My Personal Mission Statement:\nTo develop personally
spiritually and professionally with a relentless focus on being a humble
compassionate
and authentic man. \n \nMy Personal Vision Statement:\nAs a family member
I will…\n• Prioritize family time and/or activities \n• Communicate lovingly
consistently
and honestly\n• Relate physically
emotionally
and spiritually\n \nAs a professional
I will…\n• Prioritize professional development through involvement
mentoring
research and reflection\n• Maintain stewardship of all fiscal
human capital
and other resources within my purview\n• Seek to understand more often than to be understood\n \nAs a supervisor
I will…\n• Communicate expectations regularly and share the goal setting process\n• Empower staff to be their best and follow their passion\n• Strive to position the office strategically and align with department
division
and intuition\n \nAs a supervisee
I will…\n• Advance my institution’s interests and keep my supervisor informed of activities
concerns and accomplishments\n• Commit to balance challenge and support of the leaders to whom I am responsible\n• Focus on the process and the big picture\n \nAs a colleague
I will…\n• Treat others as they want to be treated\n• Support their initiatives and look for opportunities to collaborate\n• Advance each other’s professional reputation\n\nSpecialties: • Residential Education\n• Staff Selection & Training Programs\n• Leadership & Organization Development\n• Academic Support Services\n• Multicultural Education\n• Student Conduct Administration\n• Study Abroad & Cultural Emersion Programs
Miguel
Hernandez
University of Georgia
Florida State University
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