Sarah T.

Director of Engagement and Policy @ Massachusetts Department of Public Health

About

Experienced mission-driven problem solver who strives to build thoughtful, action-oriented solutions to today's most pressing civic and social challenges. Skilled in Complex Project Management (concept through implementation), Relationship Building, Grantmaking, Strategy Consulting, Service Design, Research and Writing, Supervising Multifaceted Teams, and Community Engagement.

Country

United States

City

Boston

Industry

Government Administration

Skill

Grants Management, Research, Qualitative Research, Editing, Public Speaking, Leadership, Writing, Social Networking, Microsoft Office, Community Outreach, Literature Reviews, Social Sciences, Program Evaluation, Grant Writing, Policy Analysis, Public Policy, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Online Research, International Relations, Scheduling

Experience

Director of Engagement and Policy

Massachusetts Department of Public Health

2022-11 - Present · 3 yrs 11 mos

Assistant Director of Policy, Planning, and Operations

Massachusetts Department of Public Health

2022-1 - 2022-10 · 10 mos

Special Projects Manager, Office of the President

The Johns Hopkins University

2020-11 - 2021-12 · 1 yr 2 mos

Operations Strategy Lead, Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT)

City of Boston

2017-10 - 2019-6 · 1 yr 9 mos

Boston, MA

Director of Global Partnerships

MassChallenge

2017-1 - 2017-6 · 6 mos

Boston, MA

Global Partnerships Manager

MassChallenge

2015-10 - 2016-12 · 1 yr 3 mos

Boston, MA

Global Partnerships Coordinator

MassChallenge

2015-3 - 2015-9 · 7 mos

Boston, MA

Assistant Director to Amb. Michael Oren (ret.)

Atlantic Council

2014-1 - 2015-2 · 1 yr 2 mos

Washington, DC

UI Associate, Justice Policy Center

Urban Institute

2011-9 - 2012-8 · 1 yr

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Education

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Humanitarian Health

2019 - 2020 · 1 yr

Human Rights, Emergency Management, and Disaster Response

Wellesley College

American Studies (History of Violence), Jewish Studies

2009 - 2013 · 4 yrs

American University

Justice, Law, and Society

2011 - 2011

Kivunim

2008 - 2009 · 1 yr

Coursework: Hebrew, Arabic, the Middle East Conflict, and World Civilizations—with a focus on Jewish communities; Travel component: 5 trips abroad visiting various Jewish communities in Greece, Bulgaria, Morocco, Spain, Turkey, Germany, Prague, Slovakia, Hungary, and India; volunteer component, tourism within Israel, and coexistence curriculum.