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<br />Education <br />University of St. Thomas/St. Catherine University May 2012 <br />Master of Social Work <br />Currently licensed as a LICSW <br />University of Wisconsin-River Falls May 2007 <br />Bachelor of Social Work <br />Relevant Experience <br />Deep Diversity, Equity, and Social Justice October 2016-current <br />56 hours of training with Dr. Heather Hackman of Hackman Consulting Group. Obtained skills <br />with training staff on how to develop a Racial Equity Lens. Prepared and delivered Racial Equity <br />training to MHR in two different formats: an in-depth four hour version, and a targeted hour long <br />facilitated discussion about Racial Equity content. <br />Axes of Inequity: Exploring the Root Causes of Health Disparities Through Social <br />Policy May 2016 <br />Continuing education course at the University of Minnesota, School of Public Health. Taught by <br />Dr. Rachel R. Hardeman, Assistant Professor of Health Services Research, Mayo Clinic Division <br />of Health Care Policy & Research. <br />Prairie Fire Lady Choir February 2015-present <br />Board of Directors, Choir Member <br />Prairie Fire Lady Choir is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization whose mission is to provide a <br />space to sing, take risks, stretch skills, and find enjoyment in our talents. We support our local art <br />scene and community and take pride in our collaborations with musicians, artists, and venues that <br />appreciate our creativity and talent. The Board of Directors are responsible for recommending <br />policy and directing the organization of the choir, for complying with and carrying out the <br />bylaws, and for stewarding the sustainable operations of the choir in order to fulfill its purpose. <br />People Serving People September 2006- July 2007 <br />614 S. 3rd St. Minneapolis, MN 55114 <br />Family Advocate Intern. Responsible for client caseloads involving adults and families that were <br />transitioning to a homeless shelter. Completed intake paperwork and assessments. Provided <br />information and referrals to the resources provided within the shelter and the community. <br />
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