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7302
Posted:
August 22, 2011

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STEVEN R McALLISTER

*** ***** ******, #*, ****** City, NJ 07302

646-***-****

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EXPERIENCE

United States Army SHARP Program Trainer, Logistics Management Institute

November, 2010-Present

. Present 80 hour Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention

(SHARP) curriculum to soldiers responsible for serving as victim

advocates and prevention educators on U.S. Army Installations across

the United States;

. Participate in sexual assault and harassment curriculum review for

Professional Military Education (PME) courses;

. Serve as team leader by coordinating Mobile Training Team visits

with Installation Points of Contact and trainers, providing daily

situation reports, and administering exams and assessments.

Director of Program Development, New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual

Assault, Trenton, NJ

September, 2009-January, 2011

. Created the NJCASA College Consortium and Campus Chapter programs to

address sexual violence on college campuses in New Jersey;

. Chaired committee that created a state-wide certification process

for Confidential Sexual Violence Advocates;

. Administered federal Sexual Assault Services Program (SASP) Grants

for 22 sexual violence programs in New Jersey;

. Served as member of the Attorney General's Coordinating Council for

SANE/SART (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners/Sexual Assault Response

Teams);

. Served as member of the "No Wrong Door New Jersey" state-wide

planning and implementation team. "No Wrong Door New Jersey" was a

project funded by the Office of Violence Against Women to provide

seamless services for women who suffered from mental illness or

developmental disabilities and were survivors of domestic violence

and/or sexual assault;

. Served as one of six members on the New Jersey state Steering

Committee that advised the implementation of a state-wide sexual

violence prevention plan funded through the Centers for Disease

Control and Prevention EMPOWER project;

. Supervised the NJCASA Prevention Coordinator and AmeriCorps members;

. Researched and disseminated best practices tools and materials for

Coalition members;

. Oversaw of training and technical assistance for 22 Sexual Violence

Programs;

. Developed and implemented operational plans for multiple projects

including data collection, program evaluation, and program

standards;

. Monitored collection and analysis of data from Program Membership.

Assistant Director of Student Development/Health Educator, The New School,

Office of Student Development, New York, NY

June, 2007-September, 2009

. Coordinated public health outreach and advocacy;

. Supervised Office Manager, administrative staff, and graduate

research assistant;

. Chaired the Sexual Assault Policy, Education, and Response Task

Force;

. Served on Student Services Programming and Education committees;

. Conducted a review of the Sexual Assault Policy and submitted

suggested changes;

. Provided trainings for students, faculty, and staff on public health

issues including sexual assault, mental health, substance abuse, and

intimate partner violence;

. Created a comprehensive strategic action plan to implement a peer

health education and advocacy program;

. Supervised Coordinator of Student Programs who enforced policy and

procedure requirements for 25 recognized student organizations;

. Oversaw budget for several areas of operation and special programs;

. Led planning, implementation, and evaluation of all logistical and

programmatic aspects of new student orientation, a week of academic

and social programs for more than 1000 students and 3000 guests.

. Planned and implemented leadership development and civic engagement

programs.

Sexual Violence Prevention Coordinator, Lehigh University Women's Center,

Bethlehem, PA

March, 2003-May, 2006

. Created a comprehensive sexual violence response and prevention

program utilizing peer education, student and professional advocacy,

police response, and medical response protocol;

. Served as grant manager for a three-year community based grant by

managing funds, compiling quarterly reports, and conducting program

assessments;

. Provided specialized, research based training on sexual violence

issues to professional staff, the University Committee on

Discipline, and University Police Department;

. Recruited, trained, and supervised students who formed the

University's first sexual violence peer education group;

. Designed, proposed, and secured funding for the Break the Silence 24-

7 sexual violence crisis hotline monitored exclusively by student

volunteers;

. Recruited, trained and supervised student volunteers who monitored

24-7 sexual violence crisis hotline;

. Created new Student Affairs Sexual Assault Response Protocol;

. Served on the Pennsylvania state Men Against Sexual Violence

Committee.

EDUCATION

Juris Doctor

City University of New York School of Law

Master of Arts - Health Promotion & Program Management

Central Michigan University

Bachelor of Science, Psychology

Central Michigan University

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Graduate Assistant, Sexual Assault Services, Central Michigan University,

Mt. Pleasant, MI

August 2001-March 2003

. Mentored by advisor Stephen M. Thompson, nationally recognized by

law enforcement as an expert on sex offender profiles and behavior

patterns;

. Partnered with five (university, city, county, state, and tribal)

law enforcement agencies on response improving protocols to sexual

assault survivors;

. Researched and implemented best practices for prevention programming

and survivor advocacy;

. Assisted in coordination and instruction of undergraduate sexual

violence course;

. Presented prevention and awareness programming to thousands of

students.

Training

. Completed over 200 hours of sexual violence training including:

- Crisis response;

- Interviewing sexual violence survivors;

- Legal issues and advocacy;

- Forensic evidence collection;

- Sex offender profiles including familiar, stranger, and

acquaintance offenders;

- Rape Trauma Syndrome/Post Traumatic Stress Disorder;

- Military Sexual Trauma

- Drug facilitated sexual assault.

- Domestic violence offender threat assessment;

- Stalking using technology;

- Court advocacy for survivors of sexual violence.

. Certified "Green Dot" instructor: http://www.livethegreendot.com

Professional Presentations

. Sexual violence prevention and risk reduction -

- Presented programs to tens of thousands of college students

across the nation;

- Audiences included first year students, athletes,

fraternities, sororities, Army ROTC, and the entire corps of

Midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy;

- Content focused on prevention of sexual violence through

bystander intervention and the impact sexual violence has on

survivors, their communities, and society as a whole.

. Law enforcement specific trainings

- NJCASA Law enforcement first responder training, December,

2011 - served as instructor for the first pilot of the

curriculum for first responders in New Jersey;

- Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape, First Responder Training,

2005 - presented to an audience of survivor advocates and law

enforcement;

- Lehigh University Police Department, July, 2003 - provided

full day training on interviewing survivors, recognizing

offender characteristics, false report concerns, and drug

facilitated sexual assault;

- Co-presenter, Central Michigan University Police Department,

2002 - presented on survivors' responses to sexual assault.

. Conference presentations - presented on a variety of sexual violence

topics (detailed presentation information available upon request)

- National Conference on Sexual Assault in Our Schools -

Orlando, FL, November, 2009

- FRMT, Ltd. - National Fraternity Risk Management College -

Indianapolis, IN, June, 2006

- University Risk Management and Insurance Association -

Northeast Regional Conference - Waltham, MA, May, 2005

- 30th Annual Delaware Valley Student Affairs Conference -

Philadelphia, PA, February, 2004

- United Educators Drive-in Conference - Harrisburg, PA, June,

2004

- 12th & 13th International Conference on Sexual Assault and

Harassment on Campus - Orlando, FL, October 2002 & 2003

- United States Department of Justice, Office on Violence

Against Women, Grants to Reduce Violent Crimes Against Women

on Campus - Technical Assistance Conference - Austin, TX,

2002.

"One In Four" Walk Across America, May - October, 2001

. Planned and participated in the 3,500 mile, 5 month walk from San

Francisco, CA to Washington, DC to raise awareness about sexual

assault;

. Secured funding from local and national organizations and individual

donors;

. Conducted numerous interviews with local, regional, and national

news media with the goal of educating others about sexual violence

in our society.

AWARDS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Featured Expert - Law enforcement first responder training DVD, New Jersey

Coalition Against Sexual Assault - 2011

Lehigh University Tradition of Excellence Award, Lehigh University - 2005

Co-Author, Chapter 5: Advice for Peer Educators from Men Who Have Been

There, The Men's Program, 3rd Edition, John Foubert - 2003

The Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Award, Security on Campus, Inc. - 2002

Featured Expert - Breaking the Silence - Documentary Film, Security on

Campus - 2002

References Available Upon Request



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