ALLISON BOTELHO

Seattle, WA • (808)-341-9954 • allisonyeb@gmail.com • linkedin.com/in/allisonbotelho

EDUCATION

Master of Education, Student Development Administration Expected June 2020

Seattle University, Seattle, WA

Bachelor of Arts, Psychology March 2018

Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA
Minor: Business Administration
Education Abroad: Korea University, Seoul, South Korea June 2017 – August 2017

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Graduate Coordinator – The Commuter Link August 2018 – Present

Student Success & Outreach, Seattle University, Seattle, WA
• Organize and coordinate 7-9 programs per quarter by collaborating with campus partners to bring
resources to commuter students with the purpose of providing a home away from home
• Recruit, hire, and train 12 Collegia Advisors by co-creating and facilitating trainings including sessions
about organizational structure, teambuilding, and University policies
• Provide shared leadership of The Collegia Program – a collection of 3 physical spaces that support the day-
to-day needs of Seattle University’s commuter, transfer, adult learner, and graduate students
• Supervise 4 Collegia Advisors by facilitating monthly staff meetings and one-on-ones to provide guidance
and support while maintaining a productive and dynamic team environment
• Manage operations in the Commuter Link striving to create a caring and diverse learning community of
commuter students on campus

Academic Success Coaching Intern January 2020 – Present

Academic Support Programs, University of Washington (UW), Seattle, WA
• Facilitate one-on-one meetings supporting and empowering students in the development of skills in time
management, goal setting, and study strategies to academic success
• Serve as a liaison between Academic Success Coaches and Strategic Initiatives and Communication
Manager to improve online resources and scheduling interfaces
• Present interactive success skill workshops and implement marketing strategies to increase
communication and outreach to all student populations
• Adapt and create innovative online services to provide academic support to students during unexpected
and challenging global circumstances

Husky Leadership Initiative Intern September 2019 – Present

Center for Experiential Learning and Diversity, UW, Seattle, WA
• Evaluate current practices of a leadership development program for undergraduate students by gathering
quantitative and qualitative data to assess student learning competencies and experiences
• Design best practices for Husky Leadership Certificate program and initiatives to increase impact on
student success and community building at a large, public university
• Create reports analyzing students’ engagement and success within coursework, mentor relationships, and
the online portfolio process
• Interpret results and identify recommendations regarding the integration of leadership competencies and
concepts within UW Collegium Seminars – discussion-based courses for first-year students
 ALLISON BOTELHO
Seattle, WA • (808)-341-9954 • allisonyeb@gmail.com • linkedin.com/in/allisonbotelho

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE

Disability Services Intern March 2019 – September 2019

Disability Services, Seattle University, Seattle, WA
• Conducted a survey for over 100 faculty members by utilizing assessment, evaluation, and research to
examine and improve the relationship between faculty, Disability Services, and students
• Designed website and online resources to create an accessible user experience for various stakeholders
including students, faculty, staff, administrators, and parents
• Collaborated with directors and team members to enhance accessibility within programming and services
through assessment, research, and online interfaces

Office Assistant September 2016 – March 2018

Office of Student Involvement & Leadership, Seattle Pacific University (SPU), Seattle, WA
• Managed, generated, and publicized weekly student newsletters for over 3,400 students, faculty, and
staff using online platform, Orgsync
• Oversaw and updated University calendar to provide students with detailed information about events and
resources in connection to the SPU community
• Demonstrated front-line customer service support by creating a welcoming, customer-focused
environment while maintaining daily operations

President – ‘Ohana ‘O Hawai’i Club September 2015 – June 2017

Multi-Ethnic Programs, SPU, Seattle, WA
• Planned and executed large-scale events including the annual lū’au while increasing lū’au attendance by
83% (300 attendees in 2015; over 550 attendees in 2017)
• Served as president in the 2016-2017 academic year, previously as vice-president in the 2015-2016
academic year while collaborating with a team of 10 board members to plan club events
• Built and developed an inclusive community while spreading the Hawaiian culture to the SPU community
by facilitating monthly cultural and social events for all students

Publicist – Latreia September 2015 – June 2017

John Perkins Center for Reconciliation & Community Development, SPU, Seattle, WA
• Coordinated service events twice a quarter for students to serve various non-profit organizations in the
greater Seattle area with an attendance of approximately 60-100 students
• Engaged students in community service events focusing on supporting organizations including
environmental needs, food insecurity, and working with underrepresented communities
• Designed innovative posters utilizing Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to outreach for upcoming service
events and increase student engagement

COMMITTEE EXPERIENCE

Internship & Networking Fair Committee October 2018 – Present

Student Development Administration, Seattle University, Seattle, WA

iLead Conference Planning Committee October 2018 – April 2019

Division of Student Development, Seattle University, Seattle, WA