Carmine J. Biancamano G-37 Ruddock Hall 1099 Maple Street Indiana, PA 15705 c.j.biancamano@gmail.com (631) 413-1922 EDUCATION

Master of Arts, Student Affairs in Higher Education Anticipated May 2016 Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), Indiana, PA

Bachelor of Arts, History, Minor in Russian Studies May 2014 Drew University, Madison, NJ

STUDENT AFFAIRS EXPERIENCE

Graduate Residence Director March 2015 – Present Office of Housing, Residential Living, and Dining, IUP

Supervise 10 Community Assistants (CAs), 2 Head CAs, and 10 Office Workers

Advise the Residence Hall Council (RHC) consisting of 10 executive board members and 30 general board members

Provide oversight, guidance, and assessment for all residence hall programming

Serve in the on-call rotation for an on-campus population of 4,000 students

Co-facilitate a 5 week leadership seminar

Serve as the conduct officer for a 300 residential student community

Coordinate, plan, and present various topics for professional and paraprofessional staff training

Collaborate with the Cook Honors College Associate Director with programming, orientation and space reservation

Assistant Residence Director July 2014 – March 2015 Office of Housing, Residential Living, and Dining, IUP

Co-supervised and evaluated 12 CAs, 1 Head CA, and 3 Academic Success Mentors

Supervised 11 work-study office workers in two hall offices

Advised the building RHC consisting of 6 executive board members and 10 general board members

Provided oversight, guidance, and assessment for all residence hall programming

Managed a $4000 budget

Served as one of two conduct officers for 700 residential student community

Supported the mission for the Fine Arts and Social Justice and Civic Engagement living-learning community in collaboration with faculty and staff liaisons

Served in the on-call rotation for an on-campus population of 4,000 students

Fraternity and Sorority Life Internship August 2015 – December 2015 Office of Student Life, IUP

Co-advised the Interfraternity, National Pan-Hellenic, and Panhellenic Councils

Initiated, implemented, and created educational programming for fraternities and sororities

Advised 3 fraternities and 2 sororities organizations

Orientation Internship May 2015 – July 2015 Student Orientation, Acclimation, and Retention, Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Facilitated and coordinated aspects of training for Orientation Leaders

Co-supervised 20 Orientation Leaders

Supervised check in and check out procedures for overnight orientation guests

Helped with registration for parents and families at Orientation

Assisted in coordinating University Resource Fair for new students and parents

Co-Coordinated overnight residence hall stays for new students and families during summer orientation

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

Community Assistant Seminar and Selection Committee (Chair) September 2014 – Present

Responsible for revising and implementing curriculum for the Community Assistant leadership seminar

Assist in advertising and marketing the Community Assistant position

Graduate Selection, Retention, and Development Committee September 2015 – Present

Helped plan Interview Day for potential graduate students

Winter Workshop Committee (Chair) September 2015 – January 2016

Developed and created a training program for approximately 100 paraprofessional staff members

Presented a program on multicultural competence in multiracial students and bystander intervention

Professional Staff Training Committee September 2014 – August 2015

Co-developed and created a training program for approximately 20 professional staff members

Led sessions on office workers, head community assistants, and assessment

Para-Professional Staff Committee September 2014 – August 2015 Co-developed and created a summer training program for approximately 110 paraprofessional staff members

Co-designed a crisis response training for paraprofessional staff

Office Worker Committee October 2014 – August 2015 Assessed the usage and needs of nine residence hall offices

Co-created a training session for all office workers at Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Residence Director Search Committee February 2015 – May 2015

Served as an active member

UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE

Student Government Student Body Vice President August 2013 – May 2014 Treasurer August 2012 – May 2013

New Student Orientation Coordinator March 2013 – August 2013 Leader March 2012 – August 2012

Office of Residence Life August 2011 – January 2014 Office Worker

College of Liberal Arts August 2012 – May 2014 First-year Peer Mentor

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND CONFERENCES

National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) November 2015 – Present

Member Associates for Student Development December 2015 – December 2016

Vice President of Public Relations PASSHE Student Affairs Conference May 2015

Presenter, “New Student, New Beginning, New Possibility” Greensburg Student Leadership Conference October 2014

Presenter, “Cross the Line and Forced Choices”

Julianne A. Cogley 219 Harrison Street

Kittanning, PA 16201 Julianneacogley@gmail.com

724.664.9435

Education Master of Arts, Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) Anticipated: May 2016 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA Bachelor of Science, Disability Services May 2014 Minor in Special Education & Child Development/Family Relations Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Student Affairs Experience Graduate Assistant, Student Affairs in Higher Education Department August 2014–Present Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Plan and facilitate annual practicum fair for 40 potential supervisors and 30 current students

Create and revise graduate assistantship compensation report

Organize annual visitation and graduate assistantship interview multi-day event for prospective students

Order and plan catering for the department’s events

Provide support to the faculty to accomplish department goals Graduate Intern, Student Leadership, Center for Student Life January 2016–Present Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Presenting two hour long presentations to undergraduate students at a six-week executive leader program

Designing and implementing a Student Organization Advisor training

Developing resources and guides for student organizations

Researching college-based student leadership development models for future program development Student Receptionist/Data Entry, Transfer Services, Admissions Office October 2011–December 2015 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Developed skills in university’s student information system (Banner)

Recorded transfer students’ courses and final grades into university system

Collaborated with transfer counselors to finalize students’ records

Assisted with transfer orientation (transfer credit evaluations and course registration)

Provided professionally guided tours to prospective students and families during open house events Graduate Intern, Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Program August 2015–December 2015 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Assisted in the development and implementation of educational programs and social norming campaigns

Conducted Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASIC) workshops and facilitated student exit interviews

Utilized motivational interviewing techniques to address alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, and other drug use with IUP students

Coordinated an open house event for students to learn about services available by the Center for Health & Well-Being

Summer Graduate Intern, Office of Residence Life May 2015–July 2015 Seton Hill University, Greensburg, PA

Created student life presentation for first-year student orientation

Designed 18 first-year student programming sessions for fall 2015

Developed student co-advisor job description

Revised First-Year Activities Council object

Julianne A. Cogley 2 of 2

Related Experience Student Intern, The Open Door: Drug-Alcohol Treatment Center January 2014–May 2014 Indiana, PA

Completed 522 internship hours

Prepared assessment documentation

Assessed 55 individuals, tested for drug and alcohol use, and reviewed intake forms

Discussed appropriate level of care with treatment team

Followed up with clients regarding the recommended level of care

Professional Affiliations

American College Personnel Association (ACPA) Member December 2014–Present

Pennsylvania College Personnel Association (PCPA) Member August 2015–Present

Professional Development Award Reviewer, Coalition for Graduate Students and New Professionals, ACPA August 2015-Present

Review nominations for the Outstanding Program of the Month Award (August-October) and six awards for the ACPA 2016 Convention

Leadership Volunteer, The Center for Student Life October 2015–December 2015 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Designed curriculum for a six-week executive leader program for undergraduate students o Updated registration form, reserved rooms, and scheduled presenters for each session

Welcome Weekend Volunteer, The Center for Student Life August 2015 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Created a 15 minute training session for Welcome Weekend Leaders on “How to be Welcoming”

Supported various events throughout the weekend Vice President of Programming Development January 2015–December 2015 Associate for Student Development (ASD) Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Coordinated annual events such as end-of-year banquet, department visitation social event, and orientation kick-off

Chaired social committee and planned social activities for SAHE community

Honors Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, Eta Chapter April 2012 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Served as Service Chair for one year (January 2013–December 2013) o Coordinated a volleyball tournament and raised $670 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society o Organized a kick-ball tournament and raised $500 for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Additional Employment Experiences Hostess/Server, The Coventry Inn (Indiana, PA) December 2012–July 2014 Classroom Aide, Steps to Independence (Crafton, PA) June 2013–August 2013 Student Receptionist, Indiana University of Pennsylvania (Indiana, PA) June 2011–August 2011 Customer Service/Cashier, Kittanning Foodland (Kittanning, PA) June 2008–August 2012

302 Roble Drive (304) 813-9982 Indiana, PA 15701 kedavidson0@gmail.com

Keith Davidson EDUCATION Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) Indiana, Pennsylvania

Master of Arts in Student Affairs in Higher Education Expected Graduation Date: May 2016 Grade Point Average: 3.75 / 4.0 Frostburg State University (FSU) Frostburg, Maryland Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Graduation Date: May 2014 Grade Point Average: 3.81 / 4.0 Honors: cum laude Minors: Leadership Studies & Professional Writing

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Indiana University of Pennsylvania Provost’s Associate’s Office Graduate Assistant, June 2014 - Present

• Recruit a minimum of 300 students each semester to participate in institutional student learning outcomes (SLO) assessment

• Evaluate process for administering SLO assessment and provide reports and suggestions for improvement to the University Assessment Committee

• Assist in the process of preparing for the 2016 Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) Reaffirmation of Accreditation site visit

• Provide support to the 8-10 academic programs undergoing the five-year program review process

• Maintain websites for the Division of Academic Affairs, MSCHE Accreditation, Strategic Plan, and Academic Success Center

Indiana University of Pennsylvania Department of Developmental Studies Practicum Student, August 2015 – December 2015

• Instruct a class of 21 academic probation students on learning strategies and academic success in college

• Advise a caseload of 11 first-year student athletes on academics, adjusting to college life, and time management

• Observe and provide feedback to 5 mathematics tutors and 16 supplemental instruction leaders

• Draft a proposal for obtaining rights to provide tutors with the College Reading and Learning Association’s Level 1 International Tutoring Certification

• Collaborate with the Office of Housing, Residence Life, and Dining to modify an existing peer instruction course to meet the specific needs of the residence hall’s Academic Success Mentors

Indiana University of Pennsylvania Academic Success Center Practicum Student, May 2015 – August 2015

• Developed assessment instruments to gather data about the learning experiences 34 students had at the annual Summer Scholars Academy (SSA)

• Co-authored an Institutional Review Board proposal for SSA assessment data • Revised and distributed survey instruments for evaluating faculty experience

with the Educational Advisory Board Student Success Collaborative platform • Designed, in conjunction with the information technology support department,

a Desire2Learn course for students on academic recovery • Supervised two experiential learning opportunities for SSA participants and

facilitated reflection activities

Keith Davidson

SERVICE Indiana University of Pennsylvania Middle States Subcommittee 2: Planning, Resources, and Institutional Renewal Member, September 2014 – December 2015

• Research aspects of the institution with regards to Middle States standards 2, Planning, Resource Allocation, and Institutional Renewal, and 3, Institutional Resources.

• Evaluate results obtained from the IUP Middle States survey. • Assist in developing a report and summary to be included in the self-study. • Work collaboratively with committee members to propose recommendations for

the institution’s future. West Virginia AmeriCorps Energy Express AmeriCorps Member, Summer 2010, 2011, & 2012

• Served as a mentor to a group of 8 elementary aged students from a low socioeconomic background

• Prepared and implemented reading and writing activities that contributed to a print-rich environment

• Provided a nurturing noncompetitive environment that promoted making healthy decisions and building lasting relationships

• Recruited a minimum of two volunteers per week to assist with the operation of the program

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Associates for Student Development – Indiana University of Pennsylvania Vice President of Administration and Finance, January 2015 – December 2015

• Manage a yearly budget of $3,500 for the organization • Ensure the policies and procedures outlined in the organization’s constitution

are being upheld • Coordinate fundraising activities and the cohort connect program

President’s Leadership Circle – Frostburg State University Member, August 2013 – May 2014

• Participated in discussions with university administrators about personal experiences and pressing institutional issues

• Attended the 2013 National Youth Leadership Conference in Dubai and participated in a two-week cultural emersion experience

• Shadowed the President of the university during homecoming and retreats

The Bottom Line, Student Newspaper – Frostburg State University Editor in Chief, May 2012 – April 2014

• Responsible for the production of 24 issues of a 16-page entirely student run weekly newspaper

• Supervised a staff of 35 writers, editors, and designers • Managed a yearly budget of nearly $30,000

Memberships Professional

• American College Personnel Association • Pennsylvania College Personnel Association

Campus

• Member, IUP Graduate Student Assembly • Representative, IUP University Senate

September 2014 – Present September 2014 – Present September 2014 – May 2015 September 2014 – May 2015

Jessica M. Fitzpatrick 17 Kensington Dr. Eastampton, NJ 08060 JessFitz14@Gmail.com ((609) 432-7055

Education Master of Arts in Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) Graduating May 2016 Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP)- Indiana, PA

Higher Education & Student Affairs Study Abroad Experience May 2015 London, Oxford, Bristol, Cardiff, Galway, Limerick, Cork, Dublin Bowling Green State University (BGSU)

Bachelors of Arts in Sports Management May 2014 Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey- New Brunswick, NJ

Student Affairs Experience Graduate Assistant for Program Development & Faculty Support August 2014-Current IUP Department of SAHE- Indiana, PA

Develop and manage an online marketing campaign for social media outlets; Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram o Generate on average 250 Twitter profile visits per month and 4,000 tweet impressions o Launched a SAHE department Instagram account

Assess and analyze the performance of social media accounts for effectiveness of marketing campaigns and audience reach

Design and edit the bi-annual departmental online newsletter reaching an audience of over 900 including alumni, current students, emeritus faculty, and campus partners

Assist department faculty with research efforts, and material preparation for classes and other projects

Evaluate and redesign various informational/promotional materials

Interview and evaluate candidates as part of the hiring process for the graduate assistantships within the department

Coordinate travel and housing arrangements for over 60 prospective students during the annual Visitation Weekend

Maintain the Department website through the use of Ektron CMS system

Alumni Relations Practicum Student August-December 2015 The Office of Alumni Relations IUP- Indiana, PA

Collaborated with the Career & Professional Development Center to market online career resources for alumni and students

Observed advising practices of the IUP Ambassador student organization

Facilitated exercises on advanced leadership training for the executive board of Student Ambassadors Created and presented professional development series on networking, building a professional wardrobe, and

maintaining a positive digital identity

Organized and supervised students volunteering for homecoming celebration event

First-Year Academic Advising Practicum Student-Academic & Career Success Center June-August 2015 The Pennsylvania State University- New Kensington, PA

Created documents with the assistance of faculty members from the Engineering Department which assisted students in their understanding of academic requirements for that major

Advised 10 first-year students on academic planning and course selection for the Fall semester

Observed a variety of academic advising sessions with a professional academic advisor

Jessica M. Fitzpatrick 17 Kensington Dr. Eastampton, NJ 08060 (609) 432-7055 JessFitz14@Gmail.com

Institutional Service Graduate Advisor January 2016- Current IUP Diversity Student Council- Indiana, PA

Train executive board members on how to navigate institutional policies, and utilizing campus resources

Coach students one-on-one on their role in the organization, developing leadership skills, and addressing any issues or concerns within or outside the organization

Promote learning and development by offering both challenge and support to student during meetings and event planning

Graduate Student Conduct Board Member April 2015-Current IUP Office of Student Conduct- Indiana, PA

Practice ethical decision making during conduct board hearings involving allegations such as: assault, sexual harassment, theft, paraphernalia, drugs, disorderly conduct, and noncompliance

Advocate for the most appropriate sanctions given the wellbeing and development of students while also abiding to the IUP Code of Conduct

Maintain confidentiality

Mock Interviewer January-May 2015 IUP Career & Professional Development Center- Indiana, PA

Conducted 135 one-hour interview sessions with students in different majors such as: Business, Communications, Accounting, Interior Design, and Marketing

Advised interviewees on strengths and areas for improvement using recording videos and coaching techniques

Recommended revisions and edits for students’ resumes and cover letters

Associates for Student Development (ASD): IUP SAHE

Vice President of Professional Development February-December 2015

Coordinated 10 professional development events for the IUP SAHE program, connecting students to alumni guest speakers both in person and utilizing Google Hangout

Created budgeting resources for local and national conferences to assist students in planning for conferences

Recruited students to participate in regional and national professional organizations

Professional Involvement American College Personnel Association (ACPA)

Scholarship recipient to Annual Convention 2015, Tampa FL

ACPA Ambassador 2015- 2016

Pennsylvania College Personnel Association (PCPA)

Service Project Committee 2015

Presented at the 2015 Annual Convention- #GenZ: A Millennials Perspective on Generation Z

Student Affairs Professionals in Higher Education (NASPA)

Member 2015-2016

Jaclyn E. Hackett 544 Medlar Drive (412) 443-3982 jehackett1843@gmail.com Indiana, PA 15701 www.linkedin.com/in/jaclynhackett

EDUCATION Masters of Arts, Student Affairs in Higher Education Anticipated graduation, May 2016 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA

Bachelor of Arts, Communication Studies; Minor: Psychology May 2014 Marshall University, Huntington, WV

STUDENT AFFAIRS EXPERIENCE Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Center for Student Life, July 2014-present Greek Life Graduate Assistant ◦ Advise Interfraternity Council, Panhellenic, National Pan-Hellenic Council, and the Multicultural Greek Council ◦ Implement inter-Greek programming, including recruitment, new member education, and Greek Week ◦ Utilize assessment techniques to improve Greek programs ◦ Assist to improve Greek organizations through chapter assessment/awards process ◦ Promote student development through meetings with students and Greek organizations ◦ Provide multidimensional support by consulting with advisors and headquarters to assist Greek organizations ◦ Conduct intentional outreach to NPHC groups designed to build relationships with the Greek office ◦ Participate in efforts to expand Greek life, resulting in a new Multicultural Greek Council and organizations ◦ Promote multicultural awareness by creating an education program with the Office of Social Equity ◦ Encourage well-rounded student experience by supporting the Center for Student Life in campus-wide events

Point Park University, Office of Student Development, August 2015-December 2015 Student Conduct Practicum Student ◦ Created educational opportunities for students who violated university policies through conduct meetings ◦ Researched new student conduct techniques and practices, including restorative justice ◦ Developed and implemented campus-wide education programs ◦ Examined assessment data to determine trends in student conduct at the institution ◦ Assessed student needs by meeting with organizations about desired education programs

Chatham University, Office of Student Affairs, June-July 2015 Career Development Center Practicum Student ◦ Designed the new first-year experience curriculum through collaboration with the professional staff ◦ Created lesson plans and course materials to promote student success, resiliency, and multiculturalism ◦ Researched best practices and the intersection of career development in first-year experience program

Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Office of Admissions, June-August 2015 Open House Staff ◦ Promoted IUP to prospective students by assisting the Office of Admissions with Open House days ◦ Educated prospective students and their families about campus services ◦ Led campus tours for prospective students and their families

Bowling Green State University, College Student Personnel Program Study Tour, May 2015 Study Tour Participant ◦ Travelled abroad to meet with the professional staff at eight institutions of higher education ◦ Gained an understanding of the cultural differences in England, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland ◦ Understood and experienced higher education in these countries first hand ◦ Compared higher education system in the US and abroad

Jaclyn Hackett

RELATED UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE Student Resource Center, Marshall University, January 2014-May 2014

Student Assistant ◦ Prepared and delivered workshops for students ◦ Provided support for students through workshops about financial wellness and time management ◦ Understood academic support by observing advising sessions for undecided students ◦ Created and executed educational programs for students ◦ Collaborated with professionals in the Student Resource Center with daily activities and operations

North American Interfraternity Conference, Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute, May 2013 Intern ◦ Provided support to professionals in a conference based on student-learning outcomes ◦ Supported student attendees by organizing and communicating conference details prior to arrival ◦ Determined and prepared technological needs and room arrangements for each education session ◦ Delivered a testimonial to all conference attendees regarding values based leadership experience ◦ Facilitated student-to-student learning through small group discussions

Marshall University, Office of Student Activities, August 2013 – December 2013 Student Activities Intern ◦ Developed curriculum for a strength-based leadership course by collaborating with professionals ◦ Co-taught leadership curriculum with professionals ◦ Developed and presented presentations about co-curricular experiences to first-year students ◦ Assessed and redesigned the annual awards process for Greek-affiliated organizations ◦ Coordinated a weekend leadership retreat for student leaders

Panhellenic President, Marshall University, January 2013-December 2013 ◦ Upheld and implemented the standards set forth by the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) ◦ Managed the Panhellenic Council, including the executive board and NPC member chapters ◦ Conducted executive board meetings ◦ Acted as a liaison between the Panhellenic Council and the rest of the Greek community ◦ Accountable for daily operations of the council, including finances

AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS ◦ Nancy Newkerk Award 2015, Indiana University of Pennsylvania – Student Affairs in Higher Education Program ◦ Greek Woman of the Year 2014, Marshall University Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life ◦ Greek Woman of the Year 2013, Marshall University Office of Student Activities ◦ Panhellenic Officer of the Year 2013, Marshall University Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life ◦ Marshall University Homecoming Court, 2013

RELATED MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILATIONS ◦ Sigma Sigma Sigma – Psi Chapter, Member ◦ American College Personnel Association, Graduate Member ◦ Association for Fraternity/Sorority Advisors, Graduate Member ◦ Association for Student Development, Member ◦ International Association of Student Affairs and Student Services, Member

Steven R. Marks 209 North Clymer Avenue, Indiana, Pennsylvania 15701

Cell: 201-669-2417 ● Email: markssrm@gmail.com

Education

Master of Arts in Student Affairs in Higher Education May 2016 expected Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) – Indiana, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science in Psychology May 2014 Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania (LHU) – Lock Haven, Pennsylvania

Student Affairs Experience

Graduate Assistant for Student & Community Engagement June 2014 to Present IUP Center for Student Life, Indiana, Pennsylvania

Coordinate and support student and community engagement programs including Hawk Walk, Own It, and Party Smart

Serve as co-advisor to Student Government Association and to The Pulse, a campus programming organization

Develop and implement social norm campaigns that highlight the benefits of student and community

engagement and activities consistent with the university’s mission statement

Serve as a member of campus committees charged with planning, producing, and assessing campus

special events including Welcome Weekend, IUP Day, Homecoming Weekend, and Winter Warm-Up

LGBTQIA Advocacy Intern May 2015 to Present IUP LGBTQIA Advocacy Office, Indiana, Pennsylvania

Develop and implement the institution’s first Ally Development Training program designed to provide basic information about the LGBTQIA community

Research theoretical framework for identity, tools for involvement in diversity, and advocacy work

Coordinate and deliver Ally Development Training to multiple undergraduate students Office of Student Conduct- Student Conduct Practicum Intern January 2016 to Present IUP Office of Student Conduct, Indiana, Pennsylvania

Conduct informal resolution conferences, hearing waivers, and formal administrative hearings Conduct follow-up meetings with students to convey conduct decisions and any sanctions levied Assist in the development of disciplinary summaries and reports

Summer Orientation-Student Residence Director Practicum Intern May 2015 to July 2015 IUP Advising and Testing Center, Indiana, Pennsylvania

Supervised the student residence hall and coordinated all related functions for 15 orientation sessions Conducted weekly team building exercises among a staff of 15 student peer advisors Responded to and documented all disciplinary concerns Provided on-site performance evaluations and discipline as necessary

Paraprofessional Experience Steven Marks, pg. 2

Student Affairs Externship May 2013 to August 2013 LHU Office of Student Life, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania In addition to Resident Assistant responsibilities;

Developed programs for incoming freshmen in TRIO programs Reviewed and assessed residence hall damages Developed diversity training programs for Resident Assistants

Resident Assistant January 2013 to May 2014 LHU Office of Student Life, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania Haven Outreach Programs for Empowerment (HOPE) Center Staff January 2013 to May 2014 LHU HOPE Center, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania

Community Involvement

Trustee – November 2015 to Present Indiana Free Library Board Member – September 2015 to Present Indiana Borough Shade Tree Commission

Workshops & Presentations

Presentation: “Trans* 101” IUP Peer Advisor Training – July 2015 Presentation: “CA Ally Development” IUP CA Training – August 2015 Presentation: “History of Queering our World” Mid-Atlantic LGBTQA Conference – November 2015 Presentation: “Conflict Close-Up” IUP CA Training – January 2016

Honors & Awards

Indiana University of Pennsylvania – Indiana, Pennsylvania Hawk Walk Program Recognition from U.S. Senator Pat Toomey – 2015

Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania – Lock Haven, Pennsylvania

HOPE Center & Residence Hall Association Collaborative Program Award – 2013 President’s Award on the Furtherance of Women’s Issues – 2013

Professional Associations

American College Personnel Association – 2015 – Present American Association of University Women – 2014 – Present Psi Chi International Honor Society of Psychology – 2012 – Present

References available upon request

Louise Whyte 278 Treasure Lake, DuBois PA, 15801

louise.whyte91@gmail.com (814) 603-1441

EDUCATION Indiana University of Pennsylvania May 2016 Indiana PA

Masters in Student Affairs Higher Education

The Pennsylvania State University May 2013 DuBois PA

Bachelors of Arts in Letters, Arts, and Sciences o Certificate in Chemical Dependency Prevention and Counseling o STAR Leadership Series Training

WORK EXPERIENCE Penn State DuBois, Office of Student Engagement July 2013- Present DuBois, PA Student Activities Assistant

Coordinate and implement all events, and activities including novelty, alcohol-alternative, service, LGBTQ+, and cultural

Advise approximately 20 members of the Campus Activities Board toward achievement of their goals

Manage budgets for an average of 50 events in an academic calendar Delegate tasks and responsibilities to work study students Understand and apply policies and procedures concerning risk management Assist with New Student Orientation and training orientation leaders Support student clubs with training and recruitment efforts, and complete all club related

forms Organize fall and spring community service projects for clubs Assist in marketing efforts including creation of the events calendar, managing the

Master Calendar and social media Attend Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities Conference and book events

with other institutions to save money and resources Penn State University Park, Service and Leadership Programs Fall 2015 State College, PA Practicum Student

Established and implemented the Stone Valley and Shaver’s Creek Open House event and partnership with an off campus facility

Developed assessment for new service program

Co-advised the students of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration Committee Assisted in creating a new Martin Luther King, Jr. educational event

Westminster College, Office of Residence Life Summer 2015 New Wilmington, PA Practicum Student

Oversaw all move in and move out procedures with residents Participated in on-call rotation Developed Residence Life training for Resident Advisors Aided the Director of Residence Life with housing assignments

Penn State DuBois, Office of Student Life August 2012-December 2012 DuBois, PA Intern

Assisted in planning and implementing campus events Helped Facilitate a STAR leadership series workshop and LeaderQuest Leadership

Retreat

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Penn State Summer Leadership Conference Summer 2014 & Summer 2015 Penn State Committee member

Developed assessment to evaluate the experiences of students and staff who attended the conference

Analyzed assessment to identify problem areas and opportunities for improvement Presented an educational session on developing a personal leadership philosophy Facilitated leadership activities and discussion with a group of student leaders Assisted in planning entertainment and activities for students attending the conference

Campus Activities Steering Team Summer 2013- Present Penn State

Meet and collaborate with other Penn State campuses on initiatives and events Attend professional development opportunities Participate in bi-annual risk management and policy trainings

LGBTQ+ Safe Zone Training Fall 2014-Present Penn State

Participate in annual LGBTQ+ Safe Zone Training as a designated Safe Zone on campus

Participate in training and workshops concerning Trans* students and LGBTQ+ programming

Associates for Student Development, IUP August 2014-Present Indiana, PA Member

Oversaw and organized planning of 2015 SAHE Program Banquet as Banquet Co-Chair Participated in professional development opportunities hosted by ASD

National Association of Student Personnel Administrators Fall 2015- Present Member American College Personnel Association Fall 2015-Present Member VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

Organized and hosted Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service 2013 at Penn State DuBois Participated in service, cultural experiences, and reflection while in Arizona and

Washington D.C. on Alternative Spring Break Trips, 2012 & 2013 Organized and participated in fundraising efforts raising almost $14,000 in 2011; over

$16,000 in 2012; and almost $12,000 in 2013 for the Hershey Four Diamonds Fund as a member of the Penn State IFC/Philanthropic Dance Marathon at Penn State DuBois

Participated as a dancer at Penn State IFC/Philanthropic Dance Marathon 2013