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• Undergraduate Certificate in Emergency Management and Homeland Security

  Florida State University

  Issued Jan 2017

  See credential

• Personal Trainer Certification

  National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM)

  Issued Feb 2024 Expires Feb 2026

  Credential ID 1241189885

• Project Management Professional (PMP)

  Project Management Institute

  Issued Aug 2022 Expires Aug 2025

  Credential ID 5886664

• Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)

  Project Management Institute

  Issued Sep 2019 Expires Sep 2024

  Credential ID 2641934

• Alumni Coordinator

  Dance Marathon at Florida State University

  Mar 2017 - Mar 2019 2 years 1 month

  Health

  ● Participated with Dance Marathon at FSU, the largest student-run philanthropy in the southeastern region of the United States, for the 5th year in a row (4th year on the leadership team)

  ● Worked with the Outreach Chair to coordinate and communicate with over 100 FSU Alumni across the country

  ● Increased Alumni event attendance by over 75%

  ● Increased Alumni fundraising by over 95% from $28,000 (2017) to over $53,000 (2018). For the first time in history, the Alumni Team…

  ● Participated with Dance Marathon at FSU, the largest student-run philanthropy in the southeastern region of the United States, for the 5th year in a row (4th year on the leadership team)

  ● Worked with the Outreach Chair to coordinate and communicate with over 100 FSU Alumni across the country

  ● Increased Alumni event attendance by over 75%

  ● Increased Alumni fundraising by over 95% from $28,000 (2017) to over $53,000 (2018). For the first time in history, the Alumni Team finished within the Top 10 fundraising teams

  ● Personally raised $5,095 for DM 2018, benefiting our local Children's Miracle Network Hospital - UF Health Shands, and the FSU College of Medicine Pediatric Outreach Program

• Morale Captain

  Dance Marathon at Florida State University

  Sep 2014 - Feb 2017 2 years 6 months

  ● Participated with Dance Marathon at FSU, the largest student-run philanthropy in the southeastern region of the United States, for the 4th year in a row (3rd year on the leadership team)

  ● Personally raised over $10,000, over the past 3 years, benefiting our local Children's Miracle Network Hospital - UF Health Shands, and the FSU College of Medicine Pediatric Outreach Program
  -Personal Totals:
  -DM 2015: $3,123 from over 200 contributing donors
  -DM 2016: $3,535 from over 200…

  ● Participated with Dance Marathon at FSU, the largest student-run philanthropy in the southeastern region of the United States, for the 4th year in a row (3rd year on the leadership team)

  ● Personally raised over $10,000, over the past 3 years, benefiting our local Children's Miracle Network Hospital - UF Health Shands, and the FSU College of Medicine Pediatric Outreach Program
  -Personal Totals:
  -DM 2015: $3,123 from over 200 contributing donors
  -DM 2016: $3,535 from over 200 contributing donors
  -DM 2017: $4,320 from over 250 contributing donors

  ● Oversaw 1,800 participants at the marathon, kept the energy high and set the standard for fundraising throughout the course of each semester

  ● Presented a PowerPoint on fundraising to over 250 internal members at the request of the management team

  ● Acted as a liaison between the program and all students, faculty, staff, family, friends, and the Tallahassee community

  ● Awarded Most Valuable Morale Captain for DM 2017

• Fundraiser

  Children's Miracle Network Hospitals

  Sep 2014 - Mar 2019 4 years 7 months

  Health

  Personally raised over $20,000, from more than 1000 donors, for local Children's Miracle Network Hospitals

• Elementary Spanish I

  SPN 1120

• Elementary Spanish II

  SPN 1121

• Emergency Management Programs, Planning, and Policy

  PAD 4393

• Foundation of Social Entrepreneurship & Innovation

  ISS 3241

• Foundations in Emergency Management

  PAD 4391

• Global Security and Fusion

  PAD 4936

• Intermediate Spanish

  SPN 2220

• Leadership Theory and Practice

  LDR 2101

• Leadership and Change

  LDR 3215

• Nongovernmental Organizations in Development

  PAD 4170

• Peer Leadership

  LDR 2160

• Race and Minority Group Relations

  SYD 4700

• Social Psychology of Groups

  SYP 3000

• Morale Captain of the Year

  Dance Marathon at FSU

  Feb 2017

  Highest fundraiser within our 105 person team and was named Morale Captain of the Year for Dance Marathon 2017.

• Seminole Torchbearer

  Division of Student Affairs at Florida State University

  Nov 2016

  The Seminole Torchbearers in 1986 began formally recognizing those alumni who were student leaders during their time on campus. Since then, over 5,500 alums have been inducted into this prestigious group. Today, under the direction of Vice President for Student Affairs, Dr. Mary Coburn, that group has expanded to recognize current students.

  The Seminole Torchbearers is an organization comprised of Florida State University students and alumni who are exceptional leaders. A Seminole…

  The Seminole Torchbearers in 1986 began formally recognizing those alumni who were student leaders during their time on campus. Since then, over 5,500 alums have been inducted into this prestigious group. Today, under the direction of Vice President for Student Affairs, Dr. Mary Coburn, that group has expanded to recognize current students.

  The Seminole Torchbearers is an organization comprised of Florida State University students and alumni who are exceptional leaders. A Seminole Torchbearer carries on the Legacy of Leadership – the sum total of the difference that a leader makes in people’s lives – that was acquired while attending The Florida State University. It is this leadership legacy that is the foundation upon which our great university was built and is exemplified by a Seminole Torchbearer.

• English

  Native or bilingual proficiency

• Spanish

  Limited working proficiency

• Children's Miracle Network

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  Sep 2014 - Mar 2019

  Dance Marathon at Florida State University holds an annual 40-hour event where more than 1,800 students stay awake and on their feet to raise money and awareness for our local beneficiaries. Our mission is For the Kids with a commitment to raising funds for children in need of specialized pediatric and medical care that otherwise are not available to them locally. Dance Marathon at FSU, the largest student-run philanthropy in the southeastern region of the United States, benefits our local…

  Dance Marathon at Florida State University holds an annual 40-hour event where more than 1,800 students stay awake and on their feet to raise money and awareness for our local beneficiaries. Our mission is For the Kids with a commitment to raising funds for children in need of specialized pediatric and medical care that otherwise are not available to them locally. Dance Marathon at FSU, the largest student-run philanthropy in the southeastern region of the United States, benefits our local Children’s Miracle Network hospital, Shands Children’s Hospital, and the FSU College of Medicine Pediatric Outreach Program. We are one of the five founding Miracle Network Dance Marathon’s in the country!The 40-hour event is split into two 20-hour shifts (Garnet and Gold), where dancers commit to being on their feet for 20 hours, standing for those who can’t. Dancers, volunteers, and local community members are inspired by local performing artists and student groups, sponsored theme hour activities, and by meeting local miracle families who have been directly affected by the funds raised through events like Dance Marathon at FSU and have been treated at our local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. In addition to the 40-hour marathon, Dance Marathon at FSU hosts additional events throughout the year. Our mission is a year-long effort and a year-long celebration!Dance Marathon at FSU is committed to making a difference in our community, $1 at a time. In 2016, Dance Marathon at FSU raised a grand total of $1,435,120.32 and since our inception in 1996, nearly $8 million For the Kids. The funds raised make the difference in providing the medical care, treatment, and research needed at Shands Children’s Hospital, our local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital and the FSU College of Medicine.

• Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity

  Active Member

  Sep 2014 - Jan 2017

  Zeta Beta Tau prides itself on being an inclusive organization welcoming of any college man who understands and appreciates our Mission. With more than 130,000 initiated men ZBT's can be found in all aspects of life: business, entertainment, media, politics, and much more. In 1989, ZBT became the first fraternity to abolish pledging from its organization and, in its place, created a brotherhood program that focuses on equal rights, privileges and responsibilities for all brothers.

• Florida State University Homecoming Executive Council

  Executive Director

  Feb 2015 - Dec 2016

  The history of Homecoming at The Florida State University is rich in tradition and pride. The first Homecoming was held on December 3-4, 1948, which consisted of events scheduled on a Friday and Saturday. It started off very simple, with no theme or Grand Marshall.Throughout the late 90′s and early 21st century the week of Homecoming was expanded. In 2003, Skit Night, Philanthropy Day, and Renegade Rally were introduced to the schedule, as well as the first Warchant. Since then Homecoming has…

  The history of Homecoming at The Florida State University is rich in tradition and pride. The first Homecoming was held on December 3-4, 1948, which consisted of events scheduled on a Friday and Saturday. It started off very simple, with no theme or Grand Marshall.Throughout the late 90′s and early 21st century the week of Homecoming was expanded. In 2003, Skit Night, Philanthropy Day, and Renegade Rally were introduced to the schedule, as well as the first Warchant. Since then Homecoming has continued to expand and become more popular with students, turning into what it is today. The week of events now kicks off with Warchant, a concert held in the Leon County Civic Center, which fills with over 8,000 students, faculty, and alumni to watch headlining celebrity artists. Previous headliners include Florida Georgia Line, Big Sean, and most recently Chance the Rapper. Spear-It Night, Torch Pursuit, Renegade Recess, Skit Night, Seminole Festival, and Parade are the events that follow throughout the week. The week culminates with Pow Wow, which is the largest collegiate pep rally in the United States, with entertainment from student organizations such as the FSU Flying High Circus, FSU Cheerleaders, Golden Girls, acapella groups and performances from comedians, such as Jimmy Fallon, Kathy Griffin, Nick Offerman, Amy Schumer, and most recently Whittney Cummings. The most popular event of the week, the FSU football game rounds out this amazing week of events!

• Florida State University Student Senator

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  Oct 2015 - Feb 2016

  The mission of the Student Government Association (SGA) is to provide FSU students with representation, services, and advocacy within the university structure. The SGA provides quality leadership for, and accountability to, its constituency by recognizing that strength arises from diversity, engagement, and dialogue.

• Florida State University Student Alumni Association

  Leadership Council Member

  Jan 2014 - Jan 2015

  The Student Alumni Association (SAA) is a student organization that fosters spirit, tradition, and pride throughout the university. Our objective is to provide activities and programs to FSU students that can assist in their development as leaders, scholars, and future alumni. All current FSU undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to be a part of SAA and joining is one of the first steps to becoming a Seminole for life.

• Relay for Life of Florida State University

  Active Participant

  Mar 2014 - Mar 2014

  Participants walk around the track so they can represent a cancer patient’s journey. Relay starts at sunset, which represents a cancer patient first being diagnosed. During the early morning hours, this represents the time when the patient is tired from chemotherapy and the diagnosis. Finally, the sunrise represents a hope to finding a cure.