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Elisa Flores is a psychology student at Denison University expected to graduate in May 2022. She has held internships with advocacy organizations in Washington D.C. and is currently participating in a public health leadership program through the University of Michigan. Flores also volunteers in her community, working to improve access to resources and public services.

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Up-To-Date Resume - Elisa Flores

Elisa Flores is a psychology student at Denison University expected to graduate in May 2022. She has held internships with advocacy organizations in Washington D.C. and is currently participating in a public health leadership program through the University of Michigan. Flores also volunteers in her community, working to improve access to resources and public services.

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Elisa Flores

Waukegan, Il 60085 | Cell: 224-944-3840 | Flores_e1@denison.edu


EDUCATION
B.A in Psychology Expected May 2022
Denison University; Granville, OH
Dean’s List Fall 2020
Greenhouse Scholars, Scholar August 2018-
Current
EXPERIENCE
Future Public Health Leaders Program June 2021 – Current
University of Michigan School of Public Health– Ann Arbor, MI
 Engage and participate in synchronous Public Health sessions led by faculty, community and
government leaders.
 Lead community-based research project with a cluster of five people which will be presented at
the closing of the program.
 Researched, discussed, and wrote a proposal for the Prevention Research Center related to the
effects of racism on Asian Americans and the consequence it has on mental health, substance
and firearm use.
Advocacy Intern January 2021-May 2021
Federation of Associations in Behavioral and Brain Sciences- Washington, DC.
 Attended hearings, briefings, and meetings facilitated by Capitol Hill Staff.
 Represented FABBS at coalition meetings and present weekly updates of organization.
 Drafted, polished, and published articles for FABBS’ biweekly newsletters containing
information of hearings, briefings, and meetings related to Capitol Hill and coalitions.
 Enhanced and managed FABBS’ website by updating past and current content and revamping
the website’s page.
Community Volunteer May 2020- Current
Lake County United- Waukegan, IL
 Deliver healthy living and disease management information to the community.
 Provide individuals and families with information and resources to connect with programs.
 Propose community initiatives to improve WIFI accessibility for Middle School and High
School students.
 Compose policies with fellow community members that enable homeless people to acquire
shelter in a nearby hospital.
Graduation Network June - November 2020
Waukegan to College – Waukegan, IL
 Compiled analytical results and data into reports.
 Created in-depth spreadsheets, which detailed college information and student and parent
resources on campus for English and Non-English-speaking parents.
 Planned, coordinated, and managed college projects directed to students.
RELEVANT SKILLS
Language: Professional proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing English and Spanish.
Skills: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Google Documents, SPSS, and Canva.

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