Allison Claire
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Cathie Atkins
As Vice Chair of our University Senate, I worked closely with Allison. She is someone who aims to please, can suggest creative solutions to problems and follows through on projects she is given. She is a pleasure to work with.
Bill Eadie
I served as Secretary of the San Diego State University Senate during much of Allison's tenure in that position, and I sat on the committee that hired her. This position is one that requires a deal of independent thought and action, as supervision from faculty who serve as elected Senate officers is minimal. Allison grew into the job nicely. She learned about the university environment and its methods of operating, she became interested in the operations of the campus, and she was intimately involved in the structure of shared governance on which San Diego State prides itself. Besides serving as administrator for the Senate, Allison assisted the officers in managing the work of a large number of committees and coordinated the flow of information and policy through the Senate process. She learned the operations of a central content management system and maintained the Senate website, which is a repository of current and archival information about governance. Always efficient, Allison became more detail oriented as she progressed. She voluntarily accompanied the officers to campus meetings so as to be aware of the issues with which the Senate was dealing. Most tellingly, she led the officers through the difficult process of having her own position reclassified to reflect the higher level of thinking, writing, and managing that she was actually performing. During this period, Allison completed a master's degree in Homeland Security. She is now seeking employment in this field. We will miss her steady hand in the Senate office, but we know that her next employer will benefit from the time she has spent as the Senate's administrator.
Cathie Atkins
As Vice Chair of our University Senate, I worked closely with Allison. She is someone who aims to please, can suggest creative solutions to problems and follows through on projects she is given. She is a pleasure to work with.
Bill Eadie
I served as Secretary of the San Diego State University Senate during much of Allison's tenure in that position, and I sat on the committee that hired her. This position is one that requires a deal of independent thought and action, as supervision from faculty who serve as elected Senate officers is minimal. Allison grew into the job nicely. She learned about the university environment and its methods of operating, she became interested in the operations of the campus, and she was intimately involved in the structure of shared governance on which San Diego State prides itself. Besides serving as administrator for the Senate, Allison assisted the officers in managing the work of a large number of committees and coordinated the flow of information and policy through the Senate process. She learned the operations of a central content management system and maintained the Senate website, which is a repository of current and archival information about governance. Always efficient, Allison became more detail oriented as she progressed. She voluntarily accompanied the officers to campus meetings so as to be aware of the issues with which the Senate was dealing. Most tellingly, she led the officers through the difficult process of having her own position reclassified to reflect the higher level of thinking, writing, and managing that she was actually performing. During this period, Allison completed a master's degree in Homeland Security. She is now seeking employment in this field. We will miss her steady hand in the Senate office, but we know that her next employer will benefit from the time she has spent as the Senate's administrator.
Cathie Atkins
As Vice Chair of our University Senate, I worked closely with Allison. She is someone who aims to please, can suggest creative solutions to problems and follows through on projects she is given. She is a pleasure to work with.
Bill Eadie
I served as Secretary of the San Diego State University Senate during much of Allison's tenure in that position, and I sat on the committee that hired her. This position is one that requires a deal of independent thought and action, as supervision from faculty who serve as elected Senate officers is minimal. Allison grew into the job nicely. She learned about the university environment and its methods of operating, she became interested in the operations of the campus, and she was intimately involved in the structure of shared governance on which San Diego State prides itself. Besides serving as administrator for the Senate, Allison assisted the officers in managing the work of a large number of committees and coordinated the flow of information and policy through the Senate process. She learned the operations of a central content management system and maintained the Senate website, which is a repository of current and archival information about governance. Always efficient, Allison became more detail oriented as she progressed. She voluntarily accompanied the officers to campus meetings so as to be aware of the issues with which the Senate was dealing. Most tellingly, she led the officers through the difficult process of having her own position reclassified to reflect the higher level of thinking, writing, and managing that she was actually performing. During this period, Allison completed a master's degree in Homeland Security. She is now seeking employment in this field. We will miss her steady hand in the Senate office, but we know that her next employer will benefit from the time she has spent as the Senate's administrator.
Cathie Atkins
As Vice Chair of our University Senate, I worked closely with Allison. She is someone who aims to please, can suggest creative solutions to problems and follows through on projects she is given. She is a pleasure to work with.
Bill Eadie
I served as Secretary of the San Diego State University Senate during much of Allison's tenure in that position, and I sat on the committee that hired her. This position is one that requires a deal of independent thought and action, as supervision from faculty who serve as elected Senate officers is minimal. Allison grew into the job nicely. She learned about the university environment and its methods of operating, she became interested in the operations of the campus, and she was intimately involved in the structure of shared governance on which San Diego State prides itself. Besides serving as administrator for the Senate, Allison assisted the officers in managing the work of a large number of committees and coordinated the flow of information and policy through the Senate process. She learned the operations of a central content management system and maintained the Senate website, which is a repository of current and archival information about governance. Always efficient, Allison became more detail oriented as she progressed. She voluntarily accompanied the officers to campus meetings so as to be aware of the issues with which the Senate was dealing. Most tellingly, she led the officers through the difficult process of having her own position reclassified to reflect the higher level of thinking, writing, and managing that she was actually performing. During this period, Allison completed a master's degree in Homeland Security. She is now seeking employment in this field. We will miss her steady hand in the Senate office, but we know that her next employer will benefit from the time she has spent as the Senate's administrator.
Experience
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Allison Claire
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United States
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Retail Apparel and Fashion
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1 - 100 Employee
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Founder
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May 2016 - Present
Officially licensed collegiate fine jewelry designer; creating silver, gold, diamond and gemstone jewelry for University of Washington and Washington State University fans who want to show their love, loyalty and pride to their university. Allison Claire also obtained the licensing rights for the Rose Bowl and Orange Bowl. Designed in Seattle. Officially licensed collegiate fine jewelry designer; creating silver, gold, diamond and gemstone jewelry for University of Washington and Washington State University fans who want to show their love, loyalty and pride to their university. Allison Claire also obtained the licensing rights for the Rose Bowl and Orange Bowl. Designed in Seattle.
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CLC
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United States
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Marketing Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Standard Licensee
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Oct 2016 - Present
Officially licensed collegiate fine jewelry designer for University of Washington and Washington State University. Allison Claire also obtained the rights for the Rose Bowl and Orange Bowl 2018. *Not employed by IMGCL Questions and Inquiries: allison@allisonclaire.com Officially licensed collegiate fine jewelry designer for University of Washington and Washington State University. Allison Claire also obtained the rights for the Rose Bowl and Orange Bowl 2018. *Not employed by IMGCL Questions and Inquiries: allison@allisonclaire.com
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Startup Hall
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Condon Hall
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Community Manager
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Sep 2015 - May 2016
Startup Hall is a hub for Seattle's most innovative entrepreneurs. Startup Hall is led by a unique public-private partnership consisting of University of Washington - the region's leading research university, Techstars - a global ecosystem that helps entrepreneurs build businesses, and Founder's Co-Op - the Pacific Northwest's #1 seed-stage venture capital fund. The goal is to help exceptional founders build the next generation of world-leading companies here in the Pacific Northwest. Startup Hall is a hub for Seattle's most innovative entrepreneurs. Startup Hall is led by a unique public-private partnership consisting of University of Washington - the region's leading research university, Techstars - a global ecosystem that helps entrepreneurs build businesses, and Founder's Co-Op - the Pacific Northwest's #1 seed-stage venture capital fund. The goal is to help exceptional founders build the next generation of world-leading companies here in the Pacific Northwest.
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San Diego State University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Operations Analyst, University Senate Office and Division of Undergraduate Studies
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May 2007 - Aug 2015
Served as primary contact for policy related issues to ensure policy adherence and enforcement.Redesigned Senate website to provide a website easy to navigate to increase web traffic by 50%.Overhauled Senate elections by developing electronic ballots for distribution to over 1,000 people annually to increase security of voting process.Drafted confidential memos to SDSU president to communicate approved Senate actions to facilitate policy approval process.Planned annual Senate Distinguished Professor Award Ceremony to recognize excellence in teaching to further SDSU’s founding principles. Show less
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Graduate Program of Homeland Security
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Jan 2008 - May 2010
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Techstars Startup Weekend
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United States
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Civic and Social Organizations
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1 - 100 Employee
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Organizer
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Mar 2015 - May 2015
Negotiated partnership with Startup Weekend powered by Up Global and Google for Entrepreneurs to bring first ever Women’s Edition to San Diego. Established partnership with SDSU Entrepreneurship Society to secure San Diego State University as venue. Utilized social media and email to conduct marketing campaign to increase awareness and ticket sales by 50%. Coordinated operations and managed budget to include meeting space, catering, parking and custodial services. Identified sponsors and negotiated contract pricing to offset expenses by 60%. Show less
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Los Angeles Chargers
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United States
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Spectator Sports
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300 - 400 Employee
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Event Specialist
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Jul 2014 - Dec 2014
Coordinated pre-game suite preparation to ensure superior game-day experience. Responded to game-day incidences efficiently to resolve instances that may contribute to a decrease in customer satisfaction. Facilitated relationship between the Chargers and Elite Security, Centerplate Catering, San Diego Police Department and City of San Diego to ensure positive game-day experience. Demonstrated top-notch problem solving skills to maintain and increase customer loyalty and suite services sales. Show less
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Education
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2021 - 2024
GIA (Gemological Institute of America)
Diamonds and Colored Stones -
2008 - 2010
San Diego State University
MS, Homeland Security -
2000 - 2004
University of Washington
BA, Political Science -
Patrick Henry High School
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