SUE EVANS,
“Your Place” Grants Coordinator & Instructor
CAREER SUMMARY
Grant Writer and Coordinator for The “Your Place” Program; supervise staff and instruct students in computer activities, career development, and self-esteem areas in local college setting for 14 years; manage accounting procedures for program and small business since 1990 using Excel software.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE, Organizational Management Major, December 1999, Wilberforce University; Wilberforce, Ohio; Grade Point Average: 3.8
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN APPLIED BUSINESS, June 1989, Southern State Community College; Hillsboro, Ohio; Grade Point Average: 3.5
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL, Diploma, Macon, Ohio; Grade Point Average: 3.5; National Honor Society; State Homemaker Degree in Future Homemakers of America, Junior Year.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
1999-Present GRANTS COORDINATOR/INSTRUCTOR, Sardinia, Ohio 45171
· Write grant proposals; responsible for administrative reports
· Oversee seven (7) budgets and input of requisitions on AS400, supervise staff
· Secured grant money to purchase 72 laptops, a wireless lab, a LCD Projector, and tutoring software for eligible students' use
· Instruct six-college credit hour classes for displaced homemakers, pregnant women, and single parents on career development and self-motivation techniques
· National Women Work! State Affiliate; reactivated Ohio Women Work! organization; temporary State President; hosted State meeting for organization
· Compiled a book of poems and writings from single parents, displaced homemakers, and pregnant women; copyrighted and published Broken Wings Fly
· Established "Your Place" Scholarship Fund from proceeds of Broken Wings Fly
1989-1999 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, Sardinia, Ohio 45171
The Your Place Program, Southern State Community College
· Supervise, train, and evaluate office personnel
· Type grant proposals, administrative reports, budgets, and job-seeking correspondence for participants
· Input data for requisitions on AS400 System to order supplies and pay expenses such as tuition, book, travel, and child care allotments
· Recruit eligible participants, distribute promotional materials, perform follow-up
· Develop materials and forms for use in The "Your Place" Program
· Instruct and oversee students’ ongoing activities such as computer usage and career development activities using Microsoft Word, Access, and Excel
Additional Information
Accomplishments:
Ø $1,000 General Electric CFS Agency Grant – Fiscal Year 2005
Ø $15,000 Verizon Foundation Grant - Fiscal Year 2004
Ø $38,000 Adams County Department of Job & Family Services Contract in Fiscal Year 2004
Ø Broken Wings Fly, By C. Sue Evans, a Compilation of Writings; Copyright Library of Congress, Washington D.C., May 28, 2002; Published by Blue Chip Composition, Bethel, Ohio; March, 2003
Ø Secured record funding of $364,905.59 in Fiscal Year 2003 ($123,070.62 in Fiscal Year 2002)
Ø $114,200 Appalachian Technology Workforce Development Initiative Grant – Adams, FY03
Ø $89,500 Appalachian Technology Workforce Development Initiative Grant – Brown, FY03
Ø $55,500 Appalachian Technology Workforce Development Initiative Grant – Highland, FY03
Ø $38,000 Adams County Department of Job & Family Services Contract in Fiscal Year 2003
Ø $25,500 Adams County Department of Job & Family Services Contract in Fiscal Year 2002
Ø $30,000 KnowledgeWorks Foundation Grant in Fiscal Year 2002
Ø $15,000 Thomas L. Conlan Education Foundation Grant in Fiscal Year 2001
Ø $7,366 Adams County Department of Job & Family Services Contract in Fiscal Year 2001
Ø Assisted State Directory Project’s Director in publishing and distributing 700 Directories, 3 years
Ø Typed State Conference Brochure; Virginia Kelly, Guest Speaker
Achievements, Service, and Awards:
Ø Ohio Women Work! Nomination Committee
Additional Workshops, Conferences, and Activities:
Ø Attended Women Work! National Conference, Washington DC, 5 years
Ø Web Page Workshop, Jeffery Montgomery, August 23, 2002
Ø Power of Poverty Workshop, Dr. Cathy Hamilton, 5.5 Contact Hours, July 10, 2002
Ø Web Page Workshop, Joshua Montgomery, Fiscal Year 2002
Ø Succeeding in a Changing World Seminar, Colleen Mangougt, December 12, 2001
Ø The Essentials of Credibility, Composure, and Confidence, Skill Path Seminars; June 26, 2001
Ø Appalachia Capital Conference, April 24, 2001
Ø Latino-Hispanic Culture/Diversity, Dan Houston; March 16, 2001
Ø Foundation of Culture/Diversity, Dan Houston; March 1 & 2, 2001
Ø Invest In Your Future: Kaleidoscope 2000; Keynote Speaker, Rosita Perez: The Music in You; Smart Women Finish Rich, David Bach; May 25, 2000
Ø The Competitive Edge for Today’s Professional: Get Ready, Get Set to Make a Powerful First Impression, The Importance of Punctuality, Interview Power, Professional Presence; March 2000
Ø How to Become a Better Communicator, Skills Path Seminars; February 17, 2000
Ø GOALS Motivation Program, Foundation for Self-Esteem, Elizabeth Sabo, Facilitator; 11/19/99
Ø Apple Computer , Internet, Myers Briggs, and FIRO-B Workshops
Ø Small Business Management Program, Two Years; Southern State, June 6, 1995
Ø How to Manage Conflict and Maintain Emotional Control, Skill Path Seminars; May 13, 1994