Experience

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  Unitarian universalist washington office of advocacy

  May 2005 - Aug 2005

  Summer intern

  • Researched, organized, and produced publications regarding the WOA's position on “Moral Values for a Pluralistic Society;” the social action topic for the Unitarian Universalist Association beginning in 2005.• Supported WOA events at UUA general assembly.

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  Memphis zoo

  Aug 2005 - May 2008

  Conservation laboratory volunteer

  • Responsible for routine care of experimental populations of frogs and toads.• Participated in experiments related to captive amphibian reproduction.• Organized daily behavioral and dietary data of the zoo's giant pandas.• Performed a variety of additional tasks as directed by laboratory biologists.

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  Rhodes college

  Aug 2006 - May 2007

  Research assistant

  • Worked for two semesters as research assistant to Dr. James Vest in affiliation with the Rhodes Film Studies Department.• Research focused on the early silent films of Alfred Hitchcock, particularly Downhill (1927) and related titles.• Tasks included archival research, and study of film and film criticism.·Lead to publication of: Vest, James M. "Down and Round We Go: Recurrent Visual Patterns in Hitchcock's Downhill." Hitchcock Annual (2006-07): 38-84.

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  University of memphis school of urban affairs and public policy

  Aug 2008 - Jul 2010

  Vista service learning advocate

  • Through Americorps VISTA position, developed and implemented campus-wide Service Learning practices.• Served as project liaison on diverse teams of faculty, students, and community partners organizing and supporting over 15 long-term community development projects.• Responsible for gathering data and reporting outcomes as key member of a team developing a national model for a university's role in comprehensive, sustainable community development.

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  Mid-south spay & neuter services

  Jan 2011 - Aug 2014

  Veterinary assistant

  • Primarily responsible for care and attention of animal patients before and after surgery at non-profit, high-volume spay and neuter clinic where approximately 20-40 surgeries are performed daily. Comparable to typical tasks of veterinary technician.• Supervised three employees and up to five volunteers in order to maintain an efficient, quick, and – above all – safe pace for admission, surgery, and dismissal.• Communicated daily with diverse clientele regarding their pets' surgeries.• Kept records of daily procedures and use of controlled substances. Show less

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  Kentucky administrative office of the courts

  Apr 2016 - now

  Coordinating strategic use of data in the Kentucky Court of Justice.

  • Data Officer

    Sept 2019 - now

  • Research and Statistics Manager

    Aug 2017 - Sept 2019

  • Research and Statistics Team Leader

    Dec 2016 - Jul 2017

  • Data Analyst

    Apr 2016 - Dec 2016