430 East University Drive Tempe, Arizona 85281 ebeeler@asu.

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Eric M. Beeler

Education
Bachelor of Science in Sustainability Minors in Urban Planning and Sociology Certificate in Public Administration and Public Management
Arizona State University

3.79 GPA May 2012

Tempe, AZ

Experience
Senior Peer Ambassador for University College August 2011 Present Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona Co-supervise 12 Peer Ambassadors with the University College Residential Communities Coordinator. Director of social media, marketing outreach, and student engagement for University College and School of Letters & Sciences. Implement and design the University Colleges new P.I.E. Programming model that emphasizes individual pride, identity, and empowerment while incorporating the eight design aspirations of President Crows New American University model. Oversee Peer Ambassadors as the plan small and large programs that emphasize pride, identity, and empowerment. Create and coordinate the student leader recruitment process for University College. Engage stakeholders in other academic colleges and schools to create long-term partnerships and coordinate large scale programming initiatives. Co-facilitate weekly staff meetings that assist the staff with building community and personal development. Executive Director of Campus Student Sustainability Initiatives May 2011 Present Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona Supervise four directors and three staff members as they work to complete projects and plan engagement events on campus. Act as a liaison and form relationships with university departments and student organizations. Reach out to off campus organizations to form collaborative partnerships. Create and format a weekly list serv for over 1000 students, faculty, and staff. Schedule and conduct weekly directorate meetings and biweekly general body meetings Sustainability Intern for the Division of Housing and Food Services June 2011 July 2011 The University of Texas at Austin Austin, Texas Created and updated content for the Division of Housing and Food Services sustainability website. Researched and drafted the long term sustainability strategic plan for the Division of Housing and Food Services. Engaged multiple university stakeholders from different departments and auxiliaries on sustainability initiatives. Assisted with the development of a sustainability core in the programming model for the Division of Housing and Food Services. Researched heirloom vegetables with a tie to Texas history that could be used in dining facilities. Senior Community Assistant July 2010 May 2011 Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona Mentored and advised a diverse staff of 40 Community Assistants on programming, staff conflicts, student engagement, and professional development. Advised a Residence Hall Association Council; holding the President and Programmer accountable to their expectations and assisting with resident development activities.

Served as Assistant Desk Manager of a 24 hour front desk including assisting with payroll, keeping a detailed inventory of items kept at the desk, and tracking hours for 43 Desk Assistants. Co-advised the sanctioning and meeting process of the Residential Review Board. Completed innovative projects and initiatives that increased the efficiency of University Housing. Partnered with the School of Sustainability Residential Community to provide academic and social programs that had diverse learning outcomes and emphasized environmental, social, and economic issues. Worked collaboratively with the Honors College, American Campus Communities, Counseling Services, and Learning Support Services to ensure delivery of essential services Coordinated the on-call duty rotation for a complex of 7 residence halls and 40 Community Assistants

Community Assistant August 2009 - May 2010 Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona Assisted a diverse group of first year students with their social, cultural, and academic transitions and adjustments to the university. Facilitated community development through personal interactions, meetings and activities for 30 plus residents in both male & mixed gender floors. Developed, implemented, budgeted, and marketed hall programs with other Community Assistants that were geared towards achievement, responsibility, and engagement. Facilitated and mediated discussions aimed at resolving conflicts between residents. Participated in an on call duty rotation and developed a strong working relationship with local police officials, fire department, and counseling services.

Awards and Involvement

University Housing Returning Student Leader of the Year Arizona State University Ditch the Dumpster Committee Arizona State University Morphs Spirit Organization National Residence Hall Honorary Member Arizona State University Game Day Committee ACUHO-I STARS College Graduate ASU Residence Hall Association Community Assistant of the Year Safezone Ally 2010-2011 Academic Year November 2010 Present October 2010 Present September 2010 Present September 2010 Present June 2010 2009-2010 Academic Year May 2009

Publications and Presentations

What is Diversity?, Arizona State University Student Leader Training, Fall 2011. Beeler, E., Goldman, A., Tran, N., & Meador, B. (2010). Supporting the Front Lines. Talking Stick , 27 (7), pg. 38-39. How to Build an Effective Community. Arizona State University Student Leader Training. Fall 2010. Star Track. AIMHO RAppin Conference. Fall 2010. Sustainabilitea at ASU. AIMHO RAppin Conference. Fall 2010.