This document outlines the author's international experiences from 1992 to present day. It begins with their time as a deckhand for pirates in the Caribbean and Venezuela from ages 10 to 12. From ages 18 to 24 they traveled extensively in Europe and Asia, acquiring language skills. At age 24 they obtained a certificate in non-profit management and then served in the Peace Corps in Morocco from ages 24 to 26, training artisan cooperatives and cultural exchange. They then obtained an MPA with a focus on non-profit management and have since worked in international exchange programs, hosting guests from around the world and chaperoning student trips abroad.

1. My International Timeline 1997 1992 2002 2011 2008 2007

3. Adventurous spirit

6. Build effective programs

7. Maintain a healthy, efficient organization

8. Fundraising and financial management

9. Developing communication plans

11. 2007-2009, age 24-26: Trainings for Women-run Artisan Cooperatives in Morocco (Maybe you recognize the photo from WorldView Magazine)

12. 2007-2006, age 24-26: Cultural Exchange with Moroccans (Peace Corps Goal 2 & 3) أناأتكلمالعربية. And I speak Arabic

13. 2010, age 27: MPA Grad from UW Evans School; specializing in Nonprofit Management & Philanthropy

14. 2010, age 27: Program Manager for an Arabic and Chinese Summer Immersion Program

15. 2010, age 27: Host family for exchange student from Pakistan

16. 2011, age 28: Hosted 150 international guests at the annual Get Global Youth Conference

17. 2011, age 28: Chaperoned 13 high school students to Doha, Qatar for an Arabic Language and Culture Exchange

18. 2010-present, age 28: Development/Events Manager at OneWorld Now!

19. 2011 onward….the “short” list: GEORGIA WORLD LEARNING PORTUGAL TURKEY JORDAN EGYPT CHINA CUBA VIETNAM BRAZIL PERU NEW ZEALAND