Amanda R. White 615 Lincoln Drive Voorhees, NJ a.rachelwhite@gmail.com (609) 432-1587

SUNY Purchase College, Purchase NY                Bachelor of Fine Arts                         2009

Ronald McDonald House of Delaware Relief Manager (Current)

Responsible for responding to minor problems by attempting to solve immediately as well as emergency situation

Perform property inspections to insure that House is clean, neat and in good repair Supervised weekend cleaning service and ensure that designated cleaning responsibilities are met Assisted in implementing and coordinating approved guidelines for admission to House and hotels as

well as guest housekeeping requirements Oversaw scheduled House programs Supervised guest room requests, check-ins and check-outs during shift.

City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program Art Education Program Manager (Current)

Ensured program quality of Art Education classrooms through regular site visits and evaluation Cultivated strong relationships with site partners Managed professional development planning and opportunities for sixteen faculty members including

lead and assistant teaching artists Provided logistical and conceptual support for sites with special project placement Composed professional development planning and resource guide, Come Correct, for assistant

teaching artist faculty Established curriculum planning guidelines for lead teaching faculty

 Moore College of Art & Design, Philadelphia PAYouth Programs Coordinator (2012-2014)

Provided administrative and program support to students and faculty in k-12 Moore Youth Programs classes, serving on average 1,000 students annually, in order to achieve successful semester participation

Established and conducted two new events that now run annually with increased participation; Youth Programs Open House and High School Art Exhibition: Emerging Visionaries

Managed daily Moore Youth Programs items to support projected goals ; student registration, overseeing Work Study program, supplies, budgets and faculty coordination

Boys & Girls Club of Camden County, Camden NJ Youth Development Director (2010-2011)

Developed programming for at risk students ages 6-19 that emphasized personal skill building, character development and work entry readiness ; most notably Tables for Teens, a cooking program for High School students that is currently receiving grant funding on an ongoing basis

Supervised a staff of 8-10, purchased supplies and maintained confidential records Coordinated grant writing and submission efforts; NJAfter 3 (approx $5,000), Project Learn ($3,000),

SMART Girls ($1500), and Office of Juvenile Protection (OJP)($1800) Prepared summer camp calendar to provide an engaging and safe environment for at risk youth ages

6-18; scheduling, budgets, and staffing

Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase NY Education and Public Programming Intern (2007-2008)

Counseled as a student liaison for program development and planning on First Friday events Researched new initiatives and presented programming for Family Days based on collaboration of

current or upcoming exhibitions  Participated as an Education Department ambassador for visitors, program participants and docents to

keep them informed about current and upcoming programming

SUNY Purchase College, Purchase NY Darkroom Assistant (2005-2009)

Assisted evening Continuing Education classes by providing lab support to faculty and students Supervised open lab hours and replenishment process Submitted weekly reports and updates regarding all lab equipment and chemicals in order to maintain

a highly efficient and safe work environment for students

Skill SetsVolunteer (Present) Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House

Actively aided in the organization of Playroom interaction with kids that were in treatment as well as their siblings who were staying at the House

 Assisted families at the front desk to ensure a positive experience Worked as part of a committed team to help support families and children during their time in

treatment at CHOP, Penn Hospital, Wills Eye or Jefferson. With forty five rooms, the House hosts hundreds of families a year pending their treatment plan and results

Administrative Grant writing Database management Program management Customer service Outreach Social Media platforms for publication and recruitment; Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and HTML Faculty coordination and supervision Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook)