Georgia McKee
Digital Communications Associate at BJC- Claim this Profile
Click to upgrade to our gold package
for the full feature experience.
Topline Score
Bio
Washington Internship Institute
I first met Georgia McKee when she interned through our program in the summer of 2019 at SOS Children’s Villages, a highly regarded international charity organization that helps orphaned and abandoned children globally. I was struck by her work ethic, focus, and impressive academic record when she began her Donor Stewardship and Communications internship, and watched her become an asset to her team as she worked on mailings and campaigns, assisted with communication with donors, conducted research, and planned fundraising events. Based on this record of success, after she completed her term in DC, we asked Georgia to be an Alumni Ambassador for our program at Belmont University. She promptly proved herself to be one of our best and most proactive Ambassadors. Due to significant turnover in the Global Education Office at her campus, Georgia had to plan her on-campus promotion entirely independently. She strategized by speaking to organizations that would be likely to draw in prospective applicants, represented the Washington Internship Institute at her campus career fair, and met with individual students to address their questions and concerns about the program and application process. We have been so impressed with Georgia’s performance in the role, we asked her to stay on for another semester. I believe that Georgia would be an excellent addition to any team. She is a resourceful, detail-oriented person and an effective communicator. She has my highest recommendation. Please feel free to contact me at greg@wiidc.org if you need any additional information or clarification. Sincerely, Gregory M. Weight, Ph.D. President and Chief Executive Officer Washington Internship Institute
Chrystal Hetland Cowan
I worked with Georgia while she was an Intern with Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Georgia has a passion that was unmatched all summer long, she is driven, focused, and very hardworking. She stands up for what she believes and works to help others believe in themselves. She is compassionate and strong and you would be blessed to work with Georgia someday.
Washington Internship Institute
I first met Georgia McKee when she interned through our program in the summer of 2019 at SOS Children’s Villages, a highly regarded international charity organization that helps orphaned and abandoned children globally. I was struck by her work ethic, focus, and impressive academic record when she began her Donor Stewardship and Communications internship, and watched her become an asset to her team as she worked on mailings and campaigns, assisted with communication with donors, conducted research, and planned fundraising events. Based on this record of success, after she completed her term in DC, we asked Georgia to be an Alumni Ambassador for our program at Belmont University. She promptly proved herself to be one of our best and most proactive Ambassadors. Due to significant turnover in the Global Education Office at her campus, Georgia had to plan her on-campus promotion entirely independently. She strategized by speaking to organizations that would be likely to draw in prospective applicants, represented the Washington Internship Institute at her campus career fair, and met with individual students to address their questions and concerns about the program and application process. We have been so impressed with Georgia’s performance in the role, we asked her to stay on for another semester. I believe that Georgia would be an excellent addition to any team. She is a resourceful, detail-oriented person and an effective communicator. She has my highest recommendation. Please feel free to contact me at greg@wiidc.org if you need any additional information or clarification. Sincerely, Gregory M. Weight, Ph.D. President and Chief Executive Officer Washington Internship Institute
Chrystal Hetland Cowan
I worked with Georgia while she was an Intern with Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Georgia has a passion that was unmatched all summer long, she is driven, focused, and very hardworking. She stands up for what she believes and works to help others believe in themselves. She is compassionate and strong and you would be blessed to work with Georgia someday.
Washington Internship Institute
I first met Georgia McKee when she interned through our program in the summer of 2019 at SOS Children’s Villages, a highly regarded international charity organization that helps orphaned and abandoned children globally. I was struck by her work ethic, focus, and impressive academic record when she began her Donor Stewardship and Communications internship, and watched her become an asset to her team as she worked on mailings and campaigns, assisted with communication with donors, conducted research, and planned fundraising events. Based on this record of success, after she completed her term in DC, we asked Georgia to be an Alumni Ambassador for our program at Belmont University. She promptly proved herself to be one of our best and most proactive Ambassadors. Due to significant turnover in the Global Education Office at her campus, Georgia had to plan her on-campus promotion entirely independently. She strategized by speaking to organizations that would be likely to draw in prospective applicants, represented the Washington Internship Institute at her campus career fair, and met with individual students to address their questions and concerns about the program and application process. We have been so impressed with Georgia’s performance in the role, we asked her to stay on for another semester. I believe that Georgia would be an excellent addition to any team. She is a resourceful, detail-oriented person and an effective communicator. She has my highest recommendation. Please feel free to contact me at greg@wiidc.org if you need any additional information or clarification. Sincerely, Gregory M. Weight, Ph.D. President and Chief Executive Officer Washington Internship Institute
Chrystal Hetland Cowan
I worked with Georgia while she was an Intern with Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Georgia has a passion that was unmatched all summer long, she is driven, focused, and very hardworking. She stands up for what she believes and works to help others believe in themselves. She is compassionate and strong and you would be blessed to work with Georgia someday.
Washington Internship Institute
I first met Georgia McKee when she interned through our program in the summer of 2019 at SOS Children’s Villages, a highly regarded international charity organization that helps orphaned and abandoned children globally. I was struck by her work ethic, focus, and impressive academic record when she began her Donor Stewardship and Communications internship, and watched her become an asset to her team as she worked on mailings and campaigns, assisted with communication with donors, conducted research, and planned fundraising events. Based on this record of success, after she completed her term in DC, we asked Georgia to be an Alumni Ambassador for our program at Belmont University. She promptly proved herself to be one of our best and most proactive Ambassadors. Due to significant turnover in the Global Education Office at her campus, Georgia had to plan her on-campus promotion entirely independently. She strategized by speaking to organizations that would be likely to draw in prospective applicants, represented the Washington Internship Institute at her campus career fair, and met with individual students to address their questions and concerns about the program and application process. We have been so impressed with Georgia’s performance in the role, we asked her to stay on for another semester. I believe that Georgia would be an excellent addition to any team. She is a resourceful, detail-oriented person and an effective communicator. She has my highest recommendation. Please feel free to contact me at greg@wiidc.org if you need any additional information or clarification. Sincerely, Gregory M. Weight, Ph.D. President and Chief Executive Officer Washington Internship Institute
Chrystal Hetland Cowan
I worked with Georgia while she was an Intern with Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Georgia has a passion that was unmatched all summer long, she is driven, focused, and very hardworking. She stands up for what she believes and works to help others believe in themselves. She is compassionate and strong and you would be blessed to work with Georgia someday.
Experience
-
BJC
-
Spain
-
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
-
1 - 100 Employee
-
Digital Communications Associate
-
Nov 2022 - Present
-
-
Interim Digital Communications Associate
-
Aug 2022 - Nov 2022
-
-
Intern
-
May 2022 - Aug 2022
-
-
-
-
Co-Founder
-
Jan 2022 - Present
-
-
-
-
Graduate Assistant
-
Aug 2021 - May 2022
-
-
-
The Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute
-
United States
-
Civic and Social Organizations
-
1 - 100 Employee
-
Communications Associate
-
May 2021 - May 2022
-
-
-
Wake Forest University
-
United States
-
Higher Education
-
700 & Above Employee
-
Athletics Associate
-
Oct 2021 - Dec 2021
-
-
-
-
Social Media Campaign Manager
-
Oct 2020 - May 2021
-
-
-
SOS Children's Villages USA
-
United States
-
Non-profit Organizations
-
1 - 100 Employee
-
Donor Stewardship & Communications Intern
-
May 2019 - Aug 2019
-
-
-
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
-
Non-profit Organizations
-
700 & Above Employee
-
Development Intern
-
May 2018 - Aug 2018
-
-
Education
-
2021 - 2024
Wake Forest University School of Divinity
Master of Divinity - MDiv -
2017 - 2021
Belmont University
Faith and Social Justice, Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management
Community
