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Master Of Science Candidate At King's College London
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Intern at National Social Marketing Centre (housed at Ogilvy & Mather), Master of Science Candidate at King's College London
Location:
London, Greater London, United Kingdom
Industry:
Health, Wellness and Fitness
Work:
The NSMC - London, United Kingdom since Apr 2013
Intern
King's College London - London, United Kingdom since Sep 2012
Master of Science Candidate
Yelp.com - London, United Kingdom Oct 2012 - Jan 2013
Marketing Intern
HealthCorps - Wilmington, DE Jul 2010 - Jun 2012
Coordinator
Brickhouse Cardio Club - Highland, MD Jun 2011 - Aug 2011
Hoopnotica Instructor
Intern
King's College London - London, United Kingdom since Sep 2012
Master of Science Candidate
Yelp.com - London, United Kingdom Oct 2012 - Jan 2013
Marketing Intern
HealthCorps - Wilmington, DE Jul 2010 - Jun 2012
Coordinator
Brickhouse Cardio Club - Highland, MD Jun 2011 - Aug 2011
Hoopnotica Instructor
Education:
King's College London, U. of London 2012 - 2013
Master of Science (MSc), Health & Society Washington University in St. Louis 2006 - 2010
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Anthropology, Public Health (minor)
Master of Science (MSc), Health & Society Washington University in St. Louis 2006 - 2010
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Anthropology, Public Health (minor)
Languages:
English
French
Spanish
French
Spanish
Awards:
Unsung Heroes Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
This award celebrates a member of the community who embodies the core values of Communities In Schools, and who integrates those values into everyday practice in a way that allows them to serve students and families in the community. This unsung hero understands relationships and the importance of Personalizing and connecting with every person. This unsung hero practices Coordination in every way looking to connect student’s needs with proven programs and services, always keeping in mind the achievement gap so that each child can succeed in school and life. This community member fosters Equality, dedicated to leveling the playing field and offering equal opportunity to all students regardless of race, culture, or socioeconomic status. This community member recognizes Accountability and Integrity, and understands best practices and standards for achieving school and individual goals and does so with fidelity to the purpose itself. Finally, this community member demonstrates Persistence, knowing there is no “silver bullet” that can solve students’ problems, but that with dedication, determination and prolonged support we can achieve in schools and with individual students.
Above and Beyond the Call Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
For enhancing my lessons with her presence and fresh ideas. Nominated by Mrs. Rose, culinary arts teacher at Thomas McKean High School.
Above and Beyond the Call Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
For offering health/prezi help for my class. Nominated by Ms. Spurlock, Spanish teacher at Thomas McKean High School.
Above and Beyond the Call Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
Co-winner with Ms. Monger, librarian, and the cafeteria staff “for their combined efforts in getting our new salad bar [the Great American Salad Bar Grant sponsored by Whole Foods Market and Chef Ann Cooper] running; we love it!” Nominated by the staff at Thomas McKean High School.
Staff Member of the Month at Thomas McKean High School
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
John B. Ervin Scholars Program
In honor of John B. Ervin, Washington University established the Ervin Scholars Program to help create a more diverse community on campus. Recognizing the intellectual, leadership, and service achievements of American students, this program supports students who demonstrate their commitment to bringing diverse people together.
Dean's List Fall 2009
In recognition of exceptional scholarship at the end of each semester, the College Office compiles a list of those students whose work has been particularly worthy of commendation. You will be cited on the Dean’s List if you meet the following academic standards: completion of a minimum of 14 units of graded work while achieving a grade point average of 3.5 that semester.
Bronze National Recognition Award
Alliance for a Healthier Generation
The Healthy Schools Program National Recognition Award is an honor given nationally to showcase and acknowledge schools that have implemented changes in order to create healthier school environments. I submitted the award application on behalf of Thomas McKean High School in Wilmington, DE.
Above and Beyond the Call Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
For stepping in and monitoring my class for a minute so she could get make-up work ready for a student in need. Nominated by English teach Cassandra Lesniczak.
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
This award celebrates a member of the community who embodies the core values of Communities In Schools, and who integrates those values into everyday practice in a way that allows them to serve students and families in the community. This unsung hero understands relationships and the importance of Personalizing and connecting with every person. This unsung hero practices Coordination in every way looking to connect student’s needs with proven programs and services, always keeping in mind the achievement gap so that each child can succeed in school and life. This community member fosters Equality, dedicated to leveling the playing field and offering equal opportunity to all students regardless of race, culture, or socioeconomic status. This community member recognizes Accountability and Integrity, and understands best practices and standards for achieving school and individual goals and does so with fidelity to the purpose itself. Finally, this community member demonstrates Persistence, knowing there is no “silver bullet” that can solve students’ problems, but that with dedication, determination and prolonged support we can achieve in schools and with individual students.
Above and Beyond the Call Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
For enhancing my lessons with her presence and fresh ideas. Nominated by Mrs. Rose, culinary arts teacher at Thomas McKean High School.
Above and Beyond the Call Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
For offering health/prezi help for my class. Nominated by Ms. Spurlock, Spanish teacher at Thomas McKean High School.
Above and Beyond the Call Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
Co-winner with Ms. Monger, librarian, and the cafeteria staff “for their combined efforts in getting our new salad bar [the Great American Salad Bar Grant sponsored by Whole Foods Market and Chef Ann Cooper] running; we love it!” Nominated by the staff at Thomas McKean High School.
Staff Member of the Month at Thomas McKean High School
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
John B. Ervin Scholars Program
In honor of John B. Ervin, Washington University established the Ervin Scholars Program to help create a more diverse community on campus. Recognizing the intellectual, leadership, and service achievements of American students, this program supports students who demonstrate their commitment to bringing diverse people together.
Dean's List Fall 2009
In recognition of exceptional scholarship at the end of each semester, the College Office compiles a list of those students whose work has been particularly worthy of commendation. You will be cited on the Dean’s List if you meet the following academic standards: completion of a minimum of 14 units of graded work while achieving a grade point average of 3.5 that semester.
Bronze National Recognition Award
Alliance for a Healthier Generation
The Healthy Schools Program National Recognition Award is an honor given nationally to showcase and acknowledge schools that have implemented changes in order to create healthier school environments. I submitted the award application on behalf of Thomas McKean High School in Wilmington, DE.
Above and Beyond the Call Award
Communities in Schools of Wilmington
For stepping in and monitoring my class for a minute so she could get make-up work ready for a student in need. Nominated by English teach Cassandra Lesniczak.
Certifications:
Level 1 and Level 2 Instructor, Hoopnotica