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Home My WebLink AboutExhibit 35STAFF RESUMES • ,• i ' • ; i .1 • i! • 1,1 A 1\1 A R IA NI R T1 N i.. Z ;')(121.•:i p.ro.,t.th (1)portt.initst...s tn, 1,1111at..r tdietr,gtlu..-n the Cielit or. t:t..location C i 1 11. t.•-, (.tr 7.0t..12• Present DevelopLd non-;'I:t organization called .Ptive l'artnership Program fl:tr the children of Coconot Grove hd 200 - Prescial •- Board It..naber and Edo( aLion and Youth Comnattlee haaperson oitbx Cocctnui Grove Collahorative 201.12 - Organh,.nd Cihy. Miami Etiticators' Rk-Aindtable Dir.-cuion fur Mayor Dtaz "2005 present Office of the Ivlavor 1\ harm, Florida City Otl\liarni Dwaot- U./ Pot'ir3. Ove.rsee Ciry of 1\1..inini Ma,..or policy staff, includmg. Special „Aide on Faith- ba.ed and Cornatuntn,--based organtzatsons, Special ..',;de On Youth And F2111111-, Special .AiLie on Comi-nunity Affat.rs and is responhible for the Ivlavor's legislative leM5 and other related matters 1993 - 2003 Coconut Grove Elerncntar-v School ivlsarni, Florida Mimi Dade County Public Schools Forrtit Grade General Edtioa Tra,her 2002-2003 Responsible fur teaching language arts and rending to fourth grade t,rt.idents Flanied National Board Alidd/e Cinidbood Goieralist (trofir.at,.01? 200 7 ilte,laest cerufication an educator can earn. year long process that required the creation of a portfoLio lied on T nCCUOSI Of leaching oracuces, as %yell as, a senes of reynred ems focused on content kno.dedge had to Giftcd Edmatron TediLyr 1996.2002 'Faughi grades lint through fifth gracie language arts and reading kilk wide integraung instruction through themes that address gifted ohje.cuves Earned 'Teacher of the Year nominataun in 199S .;t1-1(1 2001 EDCCATION toi: [cat limit, :[11 ;:rua to thud stt:cien[s / 9 t) 3. / 924 tor icack[H2 .111 sith.ct t.t sn-i[1.1 of First tttrailtt• st ]:Jr!' Roic.1 and F .611C M..101 il 1":,N( (11UrICC School tit.:isory C:hairi)ersori (1998-2003rIiCfl ), noard 1idier Nit:atm Frtencis Citctiip Coach and Profess[onal Growth Te.m;',..levit„or (2(0112003), Developcd Curricinum at 1:ioch tlic District ',Ind School L.evels (2000.2003), Acitdcirtic: Activities Chtairpersr.iii 0995-2(102), Dei.'eloped A fier.SLhool Acaden-Lic EN(ellence 1)rograrn C2000. 200i), ()rgant7ed and Worked Ili Before :ind [(er SL000I 1iiioflfl Programs (1995-2002), 1 99:3 . 1999 Mjrni I)ade Community College 'Feather a/ 12.1:,s,11,11; as a 9 eicnd '1.atight rending. \s[rtring, .;r;irrt mar, ar[d Fpeaking courses to adults that vcre !earning the English langtuige int.4[tt rw bOth A'tilfson and Kendall Campuses. 19S9 - 2003 Florida International Univcrsity Eiu ealogal SC1th'!J1 Dept(' IE IncatIonal LeatieTsiu,,) • LiRve completed all required courses and wd be gradua the Summer of 2003 • Course work focused on the theory and pracuce educauf.mal leaders and r!..c slas needed to successfully initiatives forward Alaiteri of .S:aene? e. blemtniary E,thaution • Graduated in 19913 • Course work focused on advanced theory and strategies for educators of children In grades 1 through G. /3acidcari a/Silence in Elementary Education wit;) doi1.2/e mc2;or In English • Graduated in 1993 • Course work focused on theory :Ind strategies for educators of children in grades 1 through 6 The English course work spanned literature studies throughout histc-trand a wide range of writing sr,cs and analysis or [he English Icitigtine structure Nisams, Honda Ni.arni, Florida ung at the end of behind ef rec rive push educadonal Sandra Smith Morse has e!ghhleen years of experience in the education field She has served as the Dean of he Parent Academy since August, 2005 Her previous experience includes Vice Principal at William H Turner Technical Arts High School, Assistant Principal at Fienberg/Fisher Adult Education Center. Robert Morgan Education Center and The English Center She taught Family & Consumer Science courses at Miami Senior High School and Allapattah Middle School She has served as Interim Slate Executive Director of Florida FHA/HERO, Inc , a Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO), and ,wrote curriculum materials for the ARIS E. Foundation She began her career as a Peace Corps volunteer in Dominica, 'West inches, where she worked as a Home Economics Teacher and Teacher Trainer Sandy's professional and civic involvements are many She served as the 2004-2005 Program Chair of Leadership Miami, is a Life Member of American and Florida Associations of Career and Technical Education and of the Dade Association of Vocational, Career & Community Education, and of the Dade Association of School Administrators Association She is a current United Way Campaign Cabinet member, and is Miami -Dade County Public Schools' United Way Leadership Campaign Chair She has been a conference presenter at the Florida Literacy Coalition Annual Conference, the ACE of Florida Annual Conference, and the National Conference on Family Literacy. She is currently active in efforts to improve her neighborhood's public elementary school, an initiative that began nearly four years ago Her awards include Adult and Community Educators of Florida (ACE) 2001 Administrator of the Year, Miami -Dade County Public Schools' 2001 Assistant Principal of Inc Year, and the American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences 1996 National New Achiever's Award. She also received the EarthVVatch Education Award to work on a Solar Oven Project team in Lombok, Indonesia Sandy earned her bachelor's degree in Home Economics Education from The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, a master's degree in Computer Science Education from Barry University, and completed the Educational Leadership certificate program at Florida International University. She attended two seminars at Harvard's Principals' Center Summer Institute, including The Art & Craft of the Principalship, and Leadership, An Evolving Vision. Sandy and her husband, Ary, have two children, Emma and Julian The family resides in Morningside. Sandra Smith Mois&. :r t: H.w.u• i iU`:; 'Pr, j6.211 ;rise rnr�r�: P�;i,nii ,i he h. nrI Education f r' 1 i 1 r r.-;lr1rbrril't', Certificate, "Leadership, An Evolving 'Vision" Institute 20000 1-I,117vrrri !,rr;..cr!,rfy C:+rrhrrrtEc., rti.1/1 Certificate, "I he Art & Craft of the I'rincipalslup" institute 1999 Glenn °r .Mhvrir C.i;.q,ober of C. rriro rn. A'larrnr, I L. Graduate, Leadership !\'Miami 1994 - 1 r: ! T 1 l(.'rrri i )!:7i'r"!11;1r000, L.hoziersrhj A'!; mu, 1'1. Certificate, !.Educational Leadership 1 ]9:q ] -99"' 7.. .., L'r7rr�1 _lrrri:rrsihr Master of Science, Computer Science Education 79S4 - 19 5 The Oluo `tale Unwerslly Colrrrrrhlis, OH Bachelor of Science, Home Economics Education Professional Ao ost 2007-1'rescnt 1'Irrrur !%nric Como') hrrblrc 5c1+ools ^,/lrn+m, 1i- Experience Dean The Parent Academy Jai 2004 Aug2007 Aillano•Dtule Country t}iibllc Schools Mirrr+n, FL V ice Principal William II Turner Technical Arts High School 'opt 1996 - Dec. 2003 tvlsmm-D,n,ie Cci oty Poblrc rartrors tvltnrrrt, Fi.. Assistant Principal F1enbcrg/ f=i.sher Adult, Robert Morgan, The English Center • Awards hay 7996-lair 7997 F1rnrile FHA/HERO, 1iic. Interim State Executive Director 7990 - 7996 Ahhnrrrr-L)a9c Corrrrhy Ri hlrc Schools Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher Mlaxrtr Senior, Allapat h Middle 1988 - 1990 Linda! Slntrs fence Corps Horne Economics Teacher and Teacher Trainer 14iia+rrr, FL Mom, FL. Ruur�rt, [Jchnoorn 2001 Aclniirirstrater of the Year, Aduit and Community Educators of Flonda (ACE) 2003 Assistant Principal of the Year, Miami -Davie County Public Schools 2000j 07 Florida Department of Education Family Literacy Grants 2000 Governor's initiative Family Literacy Grant Professional Memberships Community Activities Ii<<' old. 1 Ii?1,,l i 1'1 IA• 111 1\[.), tilt t: 1'.clu ,ILiilll1I.0.10Ini'S I lti[Irit. c?akin,, I'-, Top 1':11nu11' l r'.lcher` in tilt.' I:IIIti'il tnti'ti, I1on11f1 li ol.lii Assn 1,1;'';i'AC (.I'. 1'alllli',' is i k)nsilnit'I .icnces 1E:;1C111.'1'i'f the ir,ar Professional (?rganiz.ations I.lrc' Mom t)i r',.`\nlerll-an an.l Florida Associations Ut ns of Career and fcctlnrci 11-dldtca(ion 1. Lk, r'leinber, Dade Association ill Vocational, Career Community Education I )elta Kappa Gamma Society international 1: chication Sororlt-, Beta lutaChapier • Former 'r'earbook Coin nitteeChau-. Member, Florida Literacy Coalition ?•„c'ninl r, Association I.:A- Supervision and Curriculum Development i:)ari. Association of School Administrators Dade Coalition for Community Education 2001 Masquerade Bail Co -Char "199 - 2000 Masquerade 13ra11 Cornmltted' American and Florida Associations of Family and Consumer sciences District 1 Former Chairperson, Vice ['resident, Newsletter Editor Conference Presenter 2003 Florida Literacy Coalition Annual Conference 2001 ACE of Florida Annual Conference '001 Florida Literacy Coalition Annual Conference 2001 NAtionaI Cornference on I-amLly literacy 20(11 Seventh Annual Sanibel Symposium on Adult Education 1 c?d.?p National Conference on Pallid'," literacy Leadership htiarn.i, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce 2000. 2005 Executive Committee Iviember. Chair, Chair -elect, Skills Chair, Opening Conference, Education Focus Session and Diversity Focus Session Co -Chair 1999 - 2001 Team Facilitator United Way of Miami -Dade County 2004-.05 Campaign Cabinet Member 2003 impact Council Member 2002 - 2005 Vice Chair, Women's Leadership Initiative lireak,fast 2002 - 2005 M-DCPS Leadership Chair Miami -Dade Family Learning Partnership 2002 - 2003 Adult Education and Parentnng Skills Cominritees Meinber • 2003 Parenting Skills Committee Co-Chau The Children's Trust - 2002 Campaign Volunteer Dade County 4-H Foundation, Inc. 1997 - 2004 Executive Board Member Foundation ARLENE B C PETER SON fla°517tFil F 786 797-761 1 IC} �il!�l+-,lip' E�c7't �- ,-,% ' : - emcoil aaent 7 502Cbellsoulh net SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Effective am leader with nearly 10 years of diverse and comprehensive experience in ax facets of the non-profit system with the ability to diplomatically persuade while nt Eq uipped with strong Industry knowledge and business edea dp skills It ead high pevlronrformaann s pece, motr��aked teams and implement successful annualgiving oral wi Resourceful and creative thinker with the ability to find solutions "outside -the -box", deliering Excellent presentations and tha written communication skills in both English and Spanish with a gift motivate and inform all audiences. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS MARKETING & DEVELOPMENT OFFICER The Parent Academy - Miami FL (October 2005 - Present) e Responsible for developing the marketing campaign to encourage pry eagencies,ttpartas icipate well as th raising funds P provide information on available resources to schools and for operating the county -wide program. DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Mercy Hospital Foundation - Miami, FL (July 2004 - Present) Responsible for developing and fund and capital campaign including agcultivation, land campaign marketing strategies. cor77mrttee management, major donor • Raised more khan $217,000 from employees during Mercy Hospital's silent phase of its $15 million campaign, surpassing Its original goal of $100,000 • Achieved more than 98% participation during the employee campaign, surpassing its goal of 65% SALES & MARKETING CONSULTANT Martino Tire Co. - Miami, FL (February 2004 - May 2004) Responsible for launching and implementing a targeted sales & marketing effort f oe h in the new wheel eel and spec. specialty tire division by customizing presentations and purchasing options SENIOR DEVELOPMENT OFFICER 2000 _February 2004) United Way of Miami -Dade - Miami, FL (April P,e,spa risible for managing major giving, corporate and individual sponsorship program, leadership groups (>$1 000/year), volunteer recruitment and community service projects. .� .,, „f „mms,nity leaders for three consecutive years in the successful c,9 5 executionof year [''; r Resume - f� 3 l e I lip 0 ARLENE B.C. P E T E R SGN e s u F Managed United � , ��y r, r� t Miamh-Dade s Young Leaders `vociety (contributors �$1000/yr) increasing membership from 650 to over 1,300 by using creative ideas and effective communication strategies • Managed the Fisher Island Philanthropic Fund raising over $3 million to support educationa programs CAMPAIGN MANAGER United Way of Massachusetts Bay - Boston, MA - (February 1999 - April 2000) Responsible for i m`3nagrng the annual insurance industry campaign - raising over S3 million Charged with managing the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Employees Charitable Campaign (COMECC) and sensed as the head of the COMECC Campaign representing ver compre0 hensive Cory forsfor the campargn d satributl �or�,on of qualified charitable organizations and produced a • Managed a committee of insurance executives to host an event that raised over $200,000 in its first year DEVELOPMENT OFFICER United Way of Miami -Dade - FL (August 1998 to December 1998) Responsible for raising $2.5 million through 50 campaigns including FRL, BellSouth and other utilities and business support service companies ▪ Gained efficiencies in the utilities industry campaign resulting in 270% increase in coninbutions Early career includes positions as: Associate Producer (TELEMUNDO-NOTICIERO 51), Production Assistant/ Public Relations Coordinator (WPBT CHANNEL 2); Intern (ZYNYX MARKETING 5 PUBLIC CR LAT C S991Oice ce anger (ZACCA REALTY GROUP); File Room Clerk (KAUFMAN RO EDUCATION FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY BA, Journalism and Mass Communication, GPA - 3.8 BellSouth Journalism Scholarship & Fleischman Hillard Scholarship recipient Training in: RANDOM ACCESS MANAGEMENT (RAM) STRATEGIES EFFECTIVE NON-PROFIT BOARD LEADERSHIP References are available upon request