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    Hope E. Howard is a Master's student in Student Development Administration at Seattle University expected to graduate in June 2017. She has over 5 years of experience advising and developing students through roles such as Resident Adviser, Peer Adviser, and Program Coordinator of Wellness and Health Promotion at Seattle University. Her experience also includes developing training programs for orientation leaders and academic advisers. She has presented on topics related to student leadership, wellness, and academic advising at regional conferences.

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    Hope E. Howard is a Master's student in Student Development Administration at Seattle University expected to graduate in June 2017. She has over 5 years of experience advising and developing students through roles such as Resident Adviser, Peer Adviser, and Program Coordinator of Wellness and Health Promotion at Seattle University. Her experience also includes developing training programs for orientation leaders and academic advisers. She has presented on topics related to student leadership, wellness, and academic advising at regional conferences.

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    Hope E. Howard is a Master's student in Student Development Administration at Seattle University expected to graduate in June 2017. She has over 5 years of experience advising and developing students through roles such as Resident Adviser, Peer Adviser, and Program Coordinator of Wellness and Health Promotion at Seattle University. Her experience also includes developing training programs for orientation leaders and academic advisers. She has presented on topics related to student leadership, wellness, and academic advising at regional conferences.

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    Hope E.

    Howard
    1 8 2 3 1 8 t h A v e n u e # 5 0 5 S e a ttle , W A 9 8 1 2 2 (4 2 5 ) 5 7 8 -4 4 2 2 h o w ru h e @ g m a il.c o m

    EDUCATION
    Master of Arts, Student Development Administration
    Seattle University Seattle, WA Expected June 2017
    Research area: Student Leadership Identity Development & Training
    Bachelor of Arts, Public Health
    University of Washington Seattle, WA June 2014
    Research area: School Readiness in East African Refugee Children

    RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
    Program Coordinator Wellness and Health Promotion
    Seattle University Seattle, WA Aug. 2015- Present
    Advise Health and Wellness Crew with a focus on team dynamics and individual leadership development
    Utilize research and assessments to inform creation and implementation of evidence-based health interventions
    Oversee recruitment and selection of 13 undergraduate peer health educators to increase team diversity
    Developed and presented approximately 125+ hours of departmental and divisional student leadership trainings
    Design proactive wellness initiatives specific to 300+ D-1 NCAA student athletes

    ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
    Orientation Intern Student Life
    Cornish College of the Arts Seattle, WA Mar. 2016- Sept.2016
    Selected, trained, and supervised 15 undergraduate orientation leaders (OL)
    Built and facilitated engaging OL training curriculum to increase multicultural competence
    Created and presented new parent session on initiating conversation with their student about substance abuse
    Collaborated with 6 community organizations to coordinate Cornish Gives Back community service
    Decreased overall spending by switching from paper to an online, mobile-friendly orientation schedule

    Advising Intern Undergraduate Academic Affairs Advising


    University of Washington Seattle, WA Sept. 2014- Aug.2015
    As full-time employee, advised cohort of 300+ undergraduates in educational and career plans
    Created a New Adviser Training Manual to improve the onboarding of new academic advisers
    Presented Academics 101 and 102 to incoming freshmen during summer Advising & Orientation
    Advised prospective transfer students and collaborated to update transfer Advising & Orientation session
    Served on hiring committees for UAAA Directors, academic advisors, and administrative assistant

    Peer Adviser Undergraduate Academic Affairs Advising


    University of Washington Seattle, WA Sept. 2013- Sept.2014
    Guided course selection for students, with an emphasis on pre-major exploratory advising
    Improved peer adviser training process by developing additional spring training curriculum

    Resident Adviser Housing & Food Services


    University of Washington Seattle, WA Sept. 2011- June2014
    Implemented relevant programming to establish an inclusive, cohesive community of up to 80 residents
    Responded to crises, resolving issues from lock-outs to suicide attempts in concert with departmental policy
    Selected to be one of four RAs to serve on the campus Programming Board (2013-2014)
    Hope E. Howard
    VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
    Professional Development Chair
    Seattle University Student Development Association Seattle, WA April 2016- Present

    Husky Leadership Certificate Mentor


    Husky Leadership Initiative Seattle, WA Nov. 2015- June 2016

    Volunteer Tutor
    East African Community Services Seattle, WA Jan. 2014- June 2014

    Dance Marathon Mentor


    University of Washington Seattle, WA Oct. 2014- June 2014

    Executive Director, UW Dance Marathon


    University of Washington Seattle, WA Mar. 2011- June 2013

    SELECTED PRESENTATIONS
    How Does One Become a Leader in Student Affairs? A Practitioner-Based Research Project on
    Leadership and Identity Development Nov. 2016
    NASPA Western Regional Conference research session

    Motivational Interviewing: Basic Counseling Skills April 2016


    iLead student leadership conference educational session

    Home is Where the Heart Is: Helping First-Year Students Find Their Reason to Stay March 2015
    NACADA Region 8 Conference educational session

    Sport Nutrition / How to Help a Teammate in Need Oct. 2015- Present


    Seattle University Student-Athlete wellness workshop

    Registration Navigation Sept. 2014- Nov. 2014


    Context of Liberal Arts education, registration tools for first-year students in collaboration with FYP

    Husky Experience Professional Development Workshop April 2014- May 2014


    Guided first- and second-year Resident Advisers in identifying & articulating their skills to potential employers

    AWARDS
    Outstanding Graduate Student NODA, Region One February 2017

    NATIONAL/REGIONAL AFFILIATIONS
    NACADA National Academic Advising Association 2014-2015
    ACPA American College Personnel Association 2015-2016
    CCSAP College Coalition for Substance Abuse Prevention 2015-Present
    NASPA Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education 2016-Present
    NODA National Orientation Directors Association 2017-Present

    TECHNOLOGY
    Well versed in use of student database, project management software (Workboard, Asana, Orgsync), social
    media analytics, survey tools (Qualtrics), and schedulers (Sched) to assess and promote departmental initiatives.

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