ANDREW GONZALEZ 1801Gibson Blvd. SE #1045 Albuquerque, NM Cell: (505) Work: (505)

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1 ANDREW GONZALEZ 1801Gibson Blvd. SE #1045 Albuquerque, NM Cell: (505) Work: (505) EDUCATION 2000 M.A., Counseling 1993 B.A., Economics and Spanish SUMMARY Academic Advisement/Student Affairs: Experience providing academic advisement and guidance to university students in a wide range of settings and departments. Formally trained on the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), diversity, and facilitation skills. Experience in grant writing. Communication: Experience and knowledge in communications theory and practices; both verbally and in writing; public speaking skills with both large and small groups. Fluency in both the spoken and written Spanish language. Diversity: Trained in diversity theory and practical knowledge. Extensive experience with diverse groups. Technical: Proficient with various computer software programs including WordPerfect and MS Office Programs. WORK EXPERIENCE: College Enrichment and Outreach Programs (CEOP), Program Operations Director College Enrichment & Outreach Programs, July 2014 Present Develop the mission/vision of the department, long term and short term goals Responsible for a budget over $2.3 million Responsible for budgeting, compliance with Federal, State, and Institutional policies and practices Responsible for the development of strong relationships with programs, departments, colleges/schools, University community and the education institutions from across the state Responsible for the development of a viable and robust assessment program which provides information for decision making and justification for additional funding Serve on institutional wide committees and represent the division on a number of high level policy matters

2 Principal Investigator Student Support Services (TRIO) US Department of Education, , College Assistance Migrant Program (OME) Office of Migrant Education US Department of Education, Manage and oversee the administrative and daily operation of the federally funded programs. Co-Principal Investigator Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program TRiO US Department of Education, Manage and oversee the administrative and daily operations of the federally funded program. Senior Program Manager College Enrichment Program, October 2007 June Director of Higher Education Initiatives CEOP, October 2007 June Design and implement systems to collect, maintain, and analyze data; generate interim progress reports, final reports, and other information related to program. Direct, manage, and oversee the daily administrative components of program(s)/project(s). Perform community liaison and outreach activities for program(s)/project(s). Develop and manage annual budgets for the organization and perform periodic cost and productivity analyses. Represent the university at various institutional divisions as well as externally to governmental agencies, funding agencies, national organizations, and the general public. Principal Investigator Student Support Services (TRiO) US Department of Education, College Assistance Migrant Program (OME) Office of Migrant Education US Department of Education, Manage and oversee the administrative and daily operation of the federally funded programs. Co-Principal Investigator Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program TRiO US Department of Education, Manage and oversee the administrative and daily operations of the federally funded program. Program Manager College Enrichment Program, March 2007 October Manage and oversee the administrative and daily operations of the department. Oversee the supervision of personnel, which includes work allocation, training, and problem resolution; evaluate performance and make recommendations for personnel actions; motivate employees to achieve peak productivity and performance.

3 Manage contracts, grants, and/or state funding; approve and monitor budget expenditures; prepare budget revisions. Develop annual operating budgets and provide fiscal direction to the unit. Assist in establishing and implementing short-and long-range goals, objectives, policies, and operating procedures. El Centro de la Raza, Student Programs Specialist, September 1994 March Coordinate retention activities including student mentor programs, tutor services, personal counseling, and study skills workshops. Supervise the Amistades Program a peer-mentoring program intended for freshmen, transfer and/or probation students. Plan, develop and supervise high school recruitment and retention programs for underrepresented student populations. Plan, develop and coordinate special events. Provide developmental, individual academic advisement to prospective and current students. Provide career counseling/advisement to assist students in making career/educational choices. Coordinate with other departments to process admissions and graduation requests and to aid in resolution of academic problems. Provide scholarship and financial aid information, including eligibility and maintenance requirements, to students and families. Hire, train and supervise employees performing related work. Prepare grant proposals to fund student programs and services. University College,, Albuquerque Temporary Part-Time Faculty Member, Fall 2003 Fall 2009 Taught UNIV , Lights, Camera, Psych Fall 2009, Fall 2008 Fall 2007, Fall 2006, Fall 2005 & Fall Taught USP , Transforming Through Psych - Fall freshmen enroll in a 1-credit hour seminar that is also block scheduled with one or two Core classes seminar paired with Psychology 105. The weekly FIG seminar works to support academics and create bonds among students and their mentor teachers. Maintained office hours and available to students on an on-call basis. Provided general academic support by helping students with academic/professional career choices, understanding of pre- and co-requisites. Oriented students to campus by informing them of academic support, health, and financial services. Division of Student Affairs, Division of Student Affairs Intern, January 2000 December 2000

4 Coordinated an eight week Student Affairs Summer Bridge Program a program recommended for incoming freshmen students who need to take introductory studies courses. Coordinated the LULAC Summer Enrichment Program a program for middle school students to be exposed to higher education. Assisted in planning of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) 14 th Annual Conference in Albuquerque, NM. Responsible for coordinating the HACU Youth Day and the HACU College/Student track portion of the conference. Other projects included the New Mexico Student Affairs Symposium and NASPA s Minority Undergraduate Fellow s Program Summer Institute. HONORS 2015 Division of Student Affairs Fellow of the Year Louie Award The 2006 Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society Honorary Member The Greek Chapter Advisor of the Year The 2002 Outstanding Advisor Award The 2000 Gerald W. May Staff Recognition Award The 1998 Public Service Company (PNM) of New Mexico Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Recipient Albuquerque, New Mexico PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA). Council for Opportunity in Education (COE). National Academic Advising Association (NACADA). National Association for Student Personnel Administrators. National Orientation Director s Association (NODA) New Mexico Association for Student Personnel Administrators (NMASAP) New Mexico/West Texas Association of Student Assistance Program (NM/WTASAP) Southwest Association of Student Assistance Programs (SWASAP) TRiO New Mexico PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS 2014 NASPA Region IV-West Conference New Student Orientation: Reaching New Heights. Albuquerque, NM NASPA Region IV-West Conference Tag Team Advising as Teaching and Learning. Albuquerque, NM NASPA Region IV-West Conference Increasing Retention for Students of Mexican American Heritage. Albuquerque, NM.

5 2014 New Mexico Higher Education Assessment and Retention (NMHEAR) Conference Increasing Retention Rates for Students of Mexican Heritage. Albuquerque, NM Spring Advisors Institute What s Coming Down the Pike for Orientation This Summer & Coaching Initiatives at UNM, Albuquerque, NM 2010 NACADA Building Collaborative Relationships across Campus. Orlando, FL 2010 New Mexico Higher Education Assessment & Retention Conference (NMHEAR) Making Connections... Building a Community of Scholars. Albuquerque, NM 2009 NASPA Region IV-West Conference Making Connections... Building a Community of Scholars. Santa Fe, NM (2009) Latin American Network in Government and Public Policy (LATNET) Conference Creating Connections for Student Success. Albuquerque, NM 2008 NASPA Annual Conference Living the American Dream: Undocumented Students in Higher Education. Boston, MA 2007 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) 21 st Annual Conference Expanding Opportunities for Undocumented Students. Chicago, IL 2007 Regional College Board Conference Opportunities and Challenges for Undocumented Students. Albuquerque, NM 2006 New Mexico Student Affairs Annual Symposium Strengthening Connections: Helicopter Parents and Student Affairs Professionals. Albuquerque, NM 2006 NASPA Annual Conference Group Think: How Staff and Administrators Collectively Work to Better Serve the Needs of a New Generation of Students. Washington, DC 2005 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) 19 th Annual Conference El Centro de la Raza: Growing Tomorrow s Leaders. Phoenix, AZ 2004 NASPA Annual Conference Students R US: A Holistic Approach to Serving Raza Students. Denver, CO 2003 NASPA Annual Conference Rebuilding a New Spirit within Greek Life: The Growth of Latino/a Fraternal Organizations. St. Louis, MO 2003 NASPA Annual Conference Reaching Out to African American and Latino Students on the Issue of HIV/AIDS. St. Louis, MO 2001 New Mexico Higher Education Assessment and Retention (NMHEAR) Conference The Success of El Centro de la Raza at UNM: Students Serving Students Through Mentoring, Programs, and Services. Albuquerque, NM rd Annual New Mexico Student Affairs Symposium Panel Discussion on Retention Issues, Albuquerque, NM 1999 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) 13 th Annual Conference The Success of El Centro de la Raza at UNM: Students Serving Students Through Mentoring, Programs, and Services, Miami, FL SELECTED UNIVERSITY SERVICE 2015 UNM s Reaffirmation of Accreditation-Criterion 3 Committee

6 2014 Present New Student Orientation Redesign Committee 2014 College Transition To and Through Committee Member City of Albuquerque 2014 Present Presidential Task Force on Minors on Campus Member Present HSI in the Future Committee Member Present Student Affairs Initiative Student Organization, Advisor 2013 Present Academic Communities Advisory Committee Member Present Regents Scholarship Selection Committee Reader 2012 & 2013 Simon Foundation Scholarship Selection Committee Reader Advisor Institute Planning Committee Co-Chair Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc., Advisor Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc., Advisor SELECTED NATIONAL SERVICE Present Treasurer of TRiO New Mexico State of New Mexico 2014 Co-Chair of NASPA Region IV-West Conference Albuquerque, New Mexico National Association of Student Personnel Administrators 2013 Chair of NUFP Institute for NASPA Region IV-W Hot Springs, Arkansas National Association of Student Personnel Administrators 2013 NODA Region III Conference Planning Committee, Co-Chair and Registration Chair, Albuquerque, NM National Orientation Director s Association (NODA) 2012 Co-Chair of Programs for NASPA Region IV-W Conference Rapid City, South Dakota National Association for Student Personnel Administrators NASPA Region IV-West Membership Coordinator National Association for Student Personnel Administrators NASPA Region IV-West New Mexico Membership Coordinator

7 National Association for Student Personnel Administrators New Mexico Chair College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) HELP (Health Education and Leadership Program) Advisory Committee Member National Association for Student Personnel Administrators