- Serve as Principal Designated School Official for F-1 programs.- Ensure university compliance with federal regulations including SEVIS registration and maintenance of the institutions I-17. - Advise students on immigration matters including policy regulations and all aspects of maintaining status, approve work authorization, assist with tax compliance, and manage other relevant SEVIS updates. - Manage communications and logistics with newly accepted F-1 students, semester exchange partners, and all non-degree international students from first point of contact with HPU through the completion of their studies at the University.- Manage bilateral exchanges with approximately 40 institutions abroad. - Collaborate with Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions and relevant academic and support units to mentor students on a successful transition to the academic and social life on campus. - Facilitate orientation workshops for new international students, F-1 regulations, outbound study abroad students, and parents and families of students participating in HPU global programming opportunities.- Create and implement communications plan and workshops for current students regarding current opportunities, activities, and issues of compliance. - Cross-train university staff on immigration policies and relevant compliance issues. - Manage purchasing operations for all study abroad programs and office management. - Assist with planning of events related to Global Education.

Communicate in a creative way a survey of the history of Winston-Salem and Greensboro, North Carolina, covering the relevant Revolutionary and Civil Wars battles, the development of major industry and their impact on the cities history, and other noted and lesser-known major & minor events which lead to the growth of the respective cities. Actively weave history lessons through the telling of haunted stories, legends, and lore all while maintaining a safe and enjoyable environment for patrons.

- Manage study abroad programs with annual participation of 350+ students, 70+ partnering institutions, and 16+ short-term, faculty-led programs. - Develop new bilateral exchange partnerships and maintain relationships with 70+ partnering institutions. A key member of the Global Education team responsible for implementing an exchange program, researching potential universities who could provide a mutual benefit to both institutions, and signing over 40 agreements with partnering schools for bilateral student exchange. - Implemented processes for curriculum integration for affiliated programs. Compiled a database of pre-approved course equivalencies with faculty chairs and deans across multiple schools and colleges to assist students with academic planning for their studies abroad. - Process international transcripts to prepare credit transfer for returned study abroad students.- Designed and manage web presence with updated information spanning 300+ pages.- Implemented and manage student management software for digital advising, self-exploration, and application. - Created and facilitated intercultural training and pre-departure orientation workshops aimed to meet students, facultys, and staffs individual goals and to develop their intercultural skill set.- Serve as Designated School Official for incoming international degree-seeking and exchange students. - Design digital and print marketing pieces and student handbooks.- Advise college students toward relevant and impactful international educational experiences.- Serve as a trained Title IX Advisor and Title IX Justice for alleged sexual misconduct cases. Have served on multiple hearing boards as decision maker.

Advise college students toward relevant and impactful international educational experiences aimed to meet their individual goals and to develop their intercultural skill-set.

- Key member in the expansion of experiential learning programming at the University. - Provided administrative support for study abroad programs, internship services, service learning, and civic engagement. - Staff advisor for student organizations, including the Outdoor Activities Club (SGA Organization of the Year recipient) and Volunteer Center.- Led Alternative Break Service Trips to Louisiana, North Carolina, and Florida.