Corin A Collier

Technical Assistance Project Manager

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Location:

Chicago, IL

Industry:

Public Policy

Work:

Kaplan University since May 2012
Records Auditor
Dean's Office of Research Services UW-Madison, College of Engineering Oct 2008 - Jan 2012
Student Assistant
Wisconsin Department of Transportation - Madison, Wisconsin Area Jun 2011 - Aug 2011
Tribal Affairs Community Services Specialist Intern
Peeps Eyewear LLC - Madison, Wisconsin Area Jun 2010 - May 2011
Marketing Intern
UW-Madison 2007 - 2011
Alum

Education:

The University of Georgia 2013 - 2015
Master of Education (M.Ed.), Educational Administration and Policy University of Wisconsin-Madison 2007 - 2011
Consumer Affairs, Business Murdoch University 2010 - 2010
Gwendolyn Brooks College Prep

Skills:

Event Planning
Public Speaking
Market Research
Research
Microsoft Excel
Marketing
Social Media
Nonprofits
Microsoft Office
Photoshop
Training
Marketing Strategy
Spanish
Policy Analysis
Data Analysis
Community Outreach
Fundraising
Customer Service
Outlook
Salesforce.com
Indesign
Illustrator
Survey Research
Survey Design
Organization Skills
Project Management
Project Planning
Project Coordination
Analytical Skills
Client Relations
Knowledge Management
Creativity Skills
Proposal Writing

Awards:

Chancellor's Scholarship
University of Wisconsin-Madison
The privately funded Chancellor’s Scholarship Program was established in 1984 to increase educational opportunities for academically talented underrepresented ethnic minority – African, Hispanic, Native and Southeast Asian Americans – and culturally disadvantaged undergraduates. The scholarship covers tuition and fees and an annual book award. Scholars also participate in a variety of co-curricular and service activities. The program, which is administered by Assistant Vice Provost Mercile Lee, attracts high school students who consistently graduate in the top 10% of their classes. The impressive accomplishments of students in the program are reflected in a graduation rate of 81% or higher, which exceeds the overall campus population as a whole. In addition, more than half of the program’s graduates pursue graduate/professional degrees, and a significant number of graduates have already emerged as leaders in business, education, medicine, engineering and other professions.