Experience

Indiana Wesleyan University's Adult Program

• Program Representative

  • Jan 2018 - Present

  Program Repersentive - Adult Enrollment Services

• Qualification Specialist

  • Jan 2018 - Jul 2018



Hopebridge

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 1 - 100 Employee

• ABA Therapist

  • Jul 2017 - Present

  Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach used to produce meaningful, socially significant behavior change. By utilizing basic principles of behavior, we can teach new skills and behaviors including communication, social skills, and functional living skills, as well as decrease behaviors such as noncompliance, aggression, self-injury, and stereotypy. Many therapeutic methods, such as Verbal Behavior, Discrete Trial Training, and Incidental Teaching, are grounded in the principles of ABA. ABA has been endorsed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the American Academy of Pediatrics, and by the Surgeon General as the most effective treatment for autism. Show less

• Registered Behavior Techincian

  • Sep 2017 - Jan 2018

  Behavior analysis is the scientific study of principles of learning and behavior. In the simplest of terms, behavior analysts study socially significant behavior and its relationship to the environment in an effort to answer the question: Why do people do what they do?



College Wesleyan Church

• Religious Institutions
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Community Pastor

  • Jul 2013 - Jul 2017

  Community Outreach Liasion in charge with assisting the Outreach Pastor in facilitating College Wesleyan Church's engagement with the local community. Building relationships with unchurched people in Grant County for the purpose of evangelism and develop relationships with organizations in Grant County for the purpose of partnership. Community Outreach Liasion in charge with assisting the Outreach Pastor in facilitating College Wesleyan Church's engagement with the local community. Building relationships with unchurched people in Grant County for the purpose of evangelism and develop relationships with organizations in Grant County for the purpose of partnership.



Saint Martin Community Center

• Asst.Director/ Program Coordinator

  • Aug 2008 - Aug 2013

  Qualifications Summary Experienced community outreach executive assistant demonstrating over 5 years of effective leadership with collaboration skills to strengthen & enhance Grant County. Possesses exceptional interpersonal & communication skills. Ability to manage multiple tasks, supervise with influence diverse ethnic groups of employees in order to ensure the company’s vision is implemented. Strong organizational & evaluation skills to propose & develop or improve initiatives to successfully meet mandates & maintain structure. Professional Experience Executive Assistant, 2009 to 2013 | ST. MARTIN COMMUNITY CENTER | MARION, IN Assist & support with St. Martin Community Center’s daily operation. Responsible for staff & volunteers in the absence of the executive director. Train & supervise community service workers in need of fulfilling work detail obligations to the court systems & other welfare reform initiatives. • Systematically increased office efficiency by developing a more effective financial & donor data base system, introducing additional time-saving measures to compile & submit monthly reports on time. • Enhanced communication between official city leaders & St. Martin Community Center, fostering a sense of strategic significance & teamwork. Program Coordinator, 2008 to 2013 | ST. MARTIN COMMUNITY CENTER | MARION, IN Networking with local businesses & churches for the purpose of cultivating & equipping those in need with the ability to become self-sufficient. • Assisted the executive director in developing annual plans for general community outreach projects & education to external audience achieving a 30% increase in sponsorship. • Build & manage volunteer & state funded alliances from various entities such as businesses, churches & colleges; Indiana Wesleyan University, Ivy Tech & Taylor University. Show less