Dean of Students Resume Example

A dedicated and creative educational leader focused on maximizing student learning by developing positive student culture and structured, supportive environments. Excellent disciplinarian with a compassionate, analytical approach to addressing and solving behavior issues. Dynamic team player with a proven track record of collaborating with community leaders, social and emotional organizations, artists, and art organizations, to create student growth. Qualified to deliver consistent and collaborative decision making with the RTI/MTSS instruction and screening process. Trustworthy professional with skills to develop and maintain meaningful relationships with all stakeholders.

Relationship-driven Dean of Students focused on maximizing student learning by developing positive student culture and structured, supportive environments. Excellent disciplinarian with compassionate, analytical approach to addressing and solving behavior issues. Skilled in overseeing daily activities and planning special events.

• Willing to relocate: Anywhere, Authorized to work in the US for any employer

Suicide Prevention
June 2019 to Present
Ability to detect, assess, and mitigate suicide risk in persons requesting or requiring text-only communications.

Trauma-Informed Practices
February 2020 to Present
Trauma-Informed Practice certificate was issued by Aperture Education. The course discussed a treatment framework that involves understanding, recognizing, and responding to the effects of all types of trauma. Trauma-Informed course also emphasized physical, psychological, and emotional safety for both patients and providers, and helps survivors rebuild a sense of control and empowerment.

Kingian Nonviolence Training
February 2020 to Present
The Kingian Nonviolence certificate ensures that educators, staff, and administrators in Rhode Island have the knowledge and skills to practice, model, and teach Nonviolence conflict reconciliation, thereby improving the climate and culture of our schools. Subsequently, school personnel will educate all students in grades K-12 in the principles and practice of Nonviolence, based on the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (known as Kingian Nonviolence)