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Elizabeth N. Santiago: Education

Elizabeth N. Santiago is a Master of Public Health candidate at the University of Michigan anticipated to graduate in May 2020. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of North Carolina, where she minored in Medical Anthropology and Latino Studies. She has experience in health promotion through internships and jobs focused on brief alcohol screening, community health initiatives, and residential care for adolescents.

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Elizabeth N. Santiago: Education

Elizabeth N. Santiago is a Master of Public Health candidate at the University of Michigan anticipated to graduate in May 2020. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of North Carolina, where she minored in Medical Anthropology and Latino Studies. She has experience in health promotion through internships and jobs focused on brief alcohol screening, community health initiatives, and residential care for adolescents.

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Elizabeth N.

Santiago
1530 Pine Valley Blvd. 210.289.0683 | esanti@umich.edu
Ann Arbor, MI 48104 linkedin.com/in/elizabethnsantiago

Education
University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI
Master of Public Health Candidate in Health Behavior & Health Education Anticipated: May 2020
 Awarded Gates Millennium Scholarship, Noreen Clark World Education Scholarship

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC


Bachelor of Arts in Sociology May 2016
 Minored in Medical Anthropology and Latino Studies
 Awarded Gates Millennium Scholarship, Louis C. Stephens Carolina Scholarship
 Graduated with Distinguished Honors [GPA 3.76/4.0]

Health & Wellness Promotion Experience


Wolverine Wellness Ann Arbor, MI
Brief Alcohol Screening & Intervention for College Students Facilitator September 2018 - Present
 Navigate harm reduction strategies using strengths-based psychology to support wellness

Girls on the Run of Western North Carolina Asheville, NC


Program Assistant July 2017 - July 2018
 Mobilized Lunafest film festival, raising over $2,000 in ticket and silent auction sales
 Strategized 3-year plan promoting council expansion with team of 13 board and staff members
 Coordinated program registration for 575 participants using Raceplanner software
 Managed data for 200 volunteers, processed background checks and verified credentials

Eliada Home for Children Asheville, NC


Residential Intern August 2016 - July 2017
 Provided direct care to 40 adolescent clients using therapeutic crisis intervention
 Designed individualized treatment strategies to encourage community reintegration

San Antonio Ambassador Program San Antonio, TX


Metro Health Neighborhood Engagement Intern May 2015 - August 2015
 Catalyzed health initiatives to enrich the health and wellbeing of residents in 11 target
neighborhoods through relationship building and community asset mapping
 Collaborated with 10 community health workers to develop health fairs and community gardens
 Conducted needs assessment and surveyed residents to examine gaps in services
 Analyzed county data on cycling accidents and prepared proposal for bike lane implementation

Leadership Experience
Girls on the Run of Western North Carolina Asheville, NC
Access & Inclusion Project Manager September 2017 - May 2018
 Directed $32,000 Target & Always grant award, increasing Hispanic/Latino enrollment by 2.8%
 Launched Spanish-language microsite and produced bilingual materials to improve accessibility
 Partnered with Hola Carolina and the Latino Steering Committee to foster community presence
 Facilitated diversity training for 10 board members and 3 staff to enhance program equity

Skills
Language: Intermediate Spanish
Mental Health: Motivational Interviewing, Therapeutic Crisis Intervention
Software: Raceplanner, Atypic, Weebly

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