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OBJECTIVE
Satisfying requirements for a Master of Education in Mental Health Counseling at Bridgewater State
University.
EDUCATION
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Assist in conducting research surrounding first generation college students and keys to success
Promote Social Justice Education through peer to peer discussions.
Provide cultural education and support to student body through forums and presentations.
Liaison between community organizations and multicultural organizations on campus.
Promote inclusion through campus events and class presentations.
Graduate Assistant, Centre for Service Learning and Engagement September 2017 – Present
Bridgewater State University
Revised a research study in accordance with current American Psychological Association guidelines
that was accepted for publication
Assist in administrative tasks including preparation of Power Point presentations, data entry and analysis,
web site development, collating marketing materials and presentations.
Assist the coordinator with research projects; engage in literature searches
Provide assistance with event planning and meetings
Teacher and Counselor, St. John’s College High School August 2008- 2012/2015-2016
Belize City, Belize
Prepared and executed dynamic and influential lessons in Life Skills, History and Literature
Provided individual counseling to students
Created and facilitated adolescent small groups on self-esteem and self-image
Facilitated inner school student organizations such as peer helpers and social justice ambassadors
Trained new teachers in classroom management and help to ensure attention to detail and adherence to
educational and institutional policies
Scheduled and coordinated meetings, workshops and forums on sensitization of staff and students regarding
learning and physical abilities within the school and wider community
Advocated for social justice education among students and staff
Managed counseling department reports for department within the school society
Caribbean Internship Program, Probation Department of Antigua and Barbuda May 2015 – August 2015
University of the West Indies
Interviewed criminal defendants with mental illness for information relevant to competency, mitigation, and
post-release planning
Prepared psychosocial histories of criminal defendants
Collaborated with professionals in community, forensic, and legal settings to facilitate post-release planning
Researched psychotic disorders, suicide risk assessment, and other topics relevant to criminal cases
Co-facilitated training for undergraduate interns in techniques for interviewing individuals with mental
illness
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