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QUALIFICATIONS:
Avid problem solver with advanced policy analysis skills, particularly in the fields of solar energy regulation
and deployment, as well as transportation infrastructure development

EDUCATION:
The George Washington University – Washington, DC May 2011
Master of Public Administration – Concentration: Public-Private Policy and Management
Pi Alpha Alpha Honors Society – GPA 3.9/4.0

The George Washington University – Washington, DC May 2008

Bachelor of the Arts, Political Science – Public Policy Option
Policy Director, GreenGW, 2007 – 2008

EXPERIENCE:
The George Washington University Solar Institute – Washington, DC
Executive Coordinator June 2008 – Present
Performed academic research and editing as needed by Director, including an article
published in Energy Policy: Zweibel, K., “Should solar photovoltaics be deployed sooner
because of long operating life at low, predictable cost?” (2010)
Contributed to strategic planning activities with Institute Director and College Dean
Represented Institute on issues related to University environmental sustainability, which
led to adoption of solar thermal power purchase agreement for campus dormitories
Coordinated event planning, advertising, and media outreach for the largest annual solar energy
event in Washington, DC, attended by energy experts, industry leaders, and policymakers
Created and maintained Institute website (solar.gwu.edu) and blog (thesolarreview.org)
Developed e-newsletter and Twitter handle (@gwsolar) to share Institute and solar energy news
Drafted, edited, and formatted Annual Reports sent to donors and 2,000 stakeholders
Managed grant preparation, coordination with University fundraising department, Institute
finances, procurement, IT, and scheduling

Young Education Professionals – Washington, DC

Pro Bono Consultant Oct. 2010 – May 2011
Completed detailed market analysis of non-profit governance and membership structures
Designed national expansion strategy recommendations and best practices for client
Spearheaded development of client-consultant Memorandum of Understanding

The George Washington University Language Center – Washington, DC

Deputy Office Manager Jan. 2007 – May 2008
Assumed office manager duties, including supervision of student tutors, as needed
Maintained media server and provided IT support to foreign language professors
French Tutor Oct. 2004 – May 2008
Tutored patrons in French

Students Taking Action for Refugees – Cairo, Egypt

Volunteer English Instructor Sept. – Dec. 2006
Taught advanced-beginner English to adult Sudanese and Ethiopian refugees

The Robert F. Kennedy Memorial – Washington, DC

Intern Sept. – Dec. 2005
Compiled donor lists and contacted supporters in preparation for annual Human Rights Award

SKILLS:
Advanced Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher
Proficient in HTML, WordPress, Photoshop, SPSS
Fluent in French