EXPERIENCE
Georgetown University Aug. 2008-present
Research Analyst, Advancement Services District of Columbia
§ Analyze data to determine gift proposals that best fit a donor’s interests using a variety of resources, e.g. Lexis Nexis, Wealth Engine, NOZA, I-Wave, Guidestar, ZoomInfo, Zillow and Hoover’s.
§ Calculate the giving capacities of prospects managed by gift officers (over 300 per officer) by evaluating financial assets, e.g. income, real estate, and stock holdings.
§ Proactively lead efforts to examine constituent information and provide portfolio strategies to regional directors for future solicitation.
American Lung Association May to Dec. 2007
Intern, National Policy and Advocacy District of Columbia
§ Monitored changes in legislation for policy briefings and advocacy-oriented documents using State Net, an online legislative tracking database.
§ Prepared advocacy letters and packets for members of Congress throughout the Lung Association’s grassroots campaign causes, such as FDA regulation of tobacco.
§ Represented the Lung Association in meetings with health-based affiliates to discuss collective goal implementation, e.g. prevention of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
§ Performed literature reviews on tobacco control and lung health initiatives for fact sheets and signature reports, including the State of Tobacco Control.
U.S. House of Representatives Aug. to Dec. 2006
Intern, Science Committee District of Columbia
§ Attended congressional committee hearings to conduct research for policy proposals, covering a range of topics, e.g. nanotechnology and electronic voting security.
§ Highlighted relevant topic material from the 109th Congress’ committee hearings for publication in the Congressional Record.
§ Spearheaded research on issue-specific assignments including government and insurance company collaboration on environmental disaster coverage.
EDUCATION
The George Washington University 2004-2008
§ Bachelor of Arts in Applied Science & Technology District of Columbia
§ Concentrations in Biomedical and Electrical Engineering
§ Minor in Public Health
Virginia Commonwealth University 2003-2004
§ Completed coursework in Biomedical Engineering
HONORS AND Dean’s List 2003-2008
AWARDS National Society of Collegiate Scholars 2004-2008
Virginia Commonwealth University Honors College 2003-2004
RESEARCH No Child Left Behind Policy Implementation Aug. to Dec. 2006
The George Washington University
Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management
Supervisor: Dr. Enrique Campos-Nanez
§ Utilized historical and current information regarding the trends of No Child Left Behind both nationally and in the Fairfax County region to determine a system archetype.
§ Determined direct and indirect variables influencing the policy’s efficacy in Fairfax County and examined their measurable outcomes using causal and stock-and-flow diagrams.
§ Suggested courses of action based on variable behavior to minimize the gap between the current and desired state-based responses.
Prototype for a Portable Respiration Monitor 2004-2005
The George Washington University
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Supervisor: Dr. Murray Loew
§ Reviewed literature and trends in biomedical device marketing to forecast market performance of product.
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