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Part of a Central Intake Team that processes, screens, and accepts all eligible applicants applying to any of our 12 buildings (and counting) throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx. ● Screen, process and fact-check eligible applicants, managing 55 new cases weekly while processing over 50 ongoing applications, to fill over 1400 units as part of the Central Intake Team for supportive housing ● Verify and maintain inputs to client information portal used to determine eligibility, and compliance for tax credit guidelines, housing laws and government subsidy regulations ● Address applicant issues and provide support either in person or via email and telephone ● Handle three-fourths of all interviews conducted, contributing to 50% of clients placed into new units

* Managed logistics and event management for 10 business sessions at the NUL Annual Conference, * including galas and luncheons, averaging 3000+ attendees * Created Excel reports to track operational details across all facets of conference events

Provided administrative duties (calendar maintenance and scheduling) for two Senior Editors Coordinated editorial tasks with authors and agents Evaluated submissions and prepare readers’ reports Prepared and routed all manuscripts through the production process Drafted catalog copy, tip sheets, launch sheets, jacket copy, and reading group guides Prepared P&Ls, contract requests, estimate requests, deal memos, and payment requests

* Hustle Summit is the most epic networking event you’ll ever attend. Connect with recruiters from top companies like HBO, Macy’s, and Live Nation, make new friends, and form connections that will help you throughout your career. Learn more at hustlesummit.co * Connected potential candidates to recruiters at a networking event for 500+ people at Irving Plaza * Developed promotional materials to market the event to millennials * Contributed to event planning and marketing brainstorms with the FindSpark team

Led grant writing effort for several key programs in need of funding (domestic violence, autism, and homeless mothers/children) ● Edited biographies for the Child of Peace award recipients (honoring the organization’s most generous donors), and ensured circulation of program booklets ● Contributed to the sales of additional program advertising and ticket sales for the Child of Peace award dinner, and assisted in event organization ● Researched prospective donors to provide financial assistance for programs

* Served on the Tenant Services team and within a year quickly learned how to avidly listen to a client's needs ("mini" therapist), and became well versed in all-things-planning. * ● Planned and implemented special events catered to the development of clients, who were formerly homeless, low­income earners, veterans, elderly or living with HIV/AIDS * ● Managed operations for special events and gallery exhibitions, including Thanksgiving Dinner/Holiday parties hosting over 300 attendees * ● Developed and executed new departmental programs and tenant workshops for clients such as dance therapy, gardening/agriculture, nutrition, visual arts and writing * ● Created, edited, published and promoted monthly newsletters and events calendar * ● Assisted Tenant Services Coordinator in data tracking and budgeting of the CSA (Community Supported Agricultural) program * ● Coordinated between internal departments and outside agencies for client services

Murrow is responsible for introducing me to jazz, Schubert, Nikki Giovanni and DBQ essays. Its humanities program taught me great communication skills both written and verbal which gave me a leg up in college. I was in the National Society for High School Scholars for 3 years, I fulfilled my school service requirement by helping my favorite teacher grade papers, I sang jazz and classical music at recitals, won poetry competitions, and ate lunch on the floor with my friends. The last is a crucial skill to have.