Cincinnati State - Psychology
AIDS Foundation of Chicago/Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund
UnitedHealth Group
•Responsible for cross-functional relaying of information and communication between AIDS Foundation of Chicago and Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund\n•Organized and maintained all documentation relating to the over 500 Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund properties\n•Communicated pertinent information to multiple parties to effectively sustain proper documentation \n•Utilized Yardi computer software system to promptly process payments to all properties and various vendors\n•Resolved issues or concerns that arose between all landlords
tenants
and organizations
Consultant
Greater Chicago Area
AIDS Foundation of Chicago/Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund
Cincinnati
Ohio
•Generate and creatively design classroom activities
lectures
and course curriculum to ensure understanding of required course content and engagement of postsecondary students\n•Maintained and updated Blackboard eLearning system to provide students with course resources & activities
access to online discussion to peers and instructor
and prompt feedback regarding grades\n•Independently instruct and implement course material for culturally diverse postsecondary student populations with various career pathways and academic goals\n•Established and maintained rapport with diverse student population to create a classroom environment conducive to learning
Adjunct Professor
Cincinnati State
Chicago State University
Northern Kentucky Area Development District
•Directed and self-reliantly orchestrated the Effective Study Program throughout summer sessions for various academic programs for over 120 undergraduate and graduate students within large
urban university setting\n•Implemented renovation of course curriculum to electronic PowerPoint presentations for Effective Study Program to make course material more appealing to various postsecondary adult student populations \n•Guaranteed undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in Effective Study Program developed an understanding of university’s Blackboard system
Course Catalog
Goal Setting
Time and Stress Management
and Study Skills\n•Trained new peer instructors to effectively lecture course curriculum and execute required policies and procedures
Senior Peer Instructor
Greater Chicago Area
Chicago State University
Bloomington
Indiana
•Facilitated hybrid Introduction to Biology: Biology of Mental Illness classroom sessions for over 60 undergraduate students at Indiana University\n•Organized and maintained grade book on university's OneStop eLearning system \n•Addressed and dealt with student grading or coursework concerns effectively \n•Proctored course exams and assignments\n•Developed strong presentation and public speaking skills
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant
Indiana University
Florence
Kentucky
•Awarded Innovation Award from the National Association of Development Organizations Research Foundation for creative problem-solving and developing Girl's Day Out initiative which promotes high school females in Advance Manufacturing careers\n•Manage Workforce Investment Act program throughout all 8 Northern Kentucky counties to connect over 200 underprivileged young adults ages 16-21 to career and educational funding opportunities annually\n•Represent Workforce Investment Act program at local
state
and national level through professional presentations to audience of 100+ regarding performance measures
funding
current events
and innovative techniques developed to engage the future workforce pipeline \n•Train and hire new staff to ensure understanding of state and local policies to guarantee quality and ethicalness of WIA program funded by US Department of Labor\n•Innovate and expand professional development workshops used to educate young adults throughout the Northern Kentucky
Workforce Specialist-WIA Program Supervisor
Northern Kentucky Area Development District
Cincinnati
OH
Corporate Trainer
UnitedHealth Group
•Awarded Case Manager of the Month due to commitment in improving client’s lives
and exceeding agency’s standards\n•Maintained and supervised a caseload of over 50 adult clients diagnosed with mild to severe mental illnesses\n•Implemented and conducted Illness and Mental Recovery sessions to assist clients in developing necessary skills to overcome barriers
Clinical Case Manager
Cincinnati
Ohio Area
Centerpoint Health
Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission-YouthBuild
2014 Innovation Award
\"Northern Kentucky Area Development District receives Innovation Award from the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) Research Foundation for the Girl's Day Out
Women Building a Better World project.\n\nLocal Northern Kentucky Manufacturers indicated a need for more potential employees in the employment pipeline. Due to an unprecedented number of retirements and the same skill gap the entire country is struggling to overcome
Advanced Manufacturing is facing a shortage of workers and is partnering with workforce and education to turn the tide and encourage girls to enter into nontraditional employment.\" ~NADO Press Release\n
National Association of Development Organizations
Outstanding Workforce Employee of the Year Nominee
Northern Kentucky Workforce Investment Board
Master of Arts (M.A.)
Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Chicago State University
4.0/4.0
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Minor in Business
Kelley School of Business\n Minor in Sociology
Psychology
Indiana University Bloomington
Leadership
Curriculum Development
Employee Training
Presenter
Supervisory Skills
Public Speaking
Helms
Tara L.
Centerpoint Health
Cincinnati State
Indiana University