Emma Haeberle

Experienced higher education recruitment professional with over four years of expertise in empowering individuals to reach their full potential and achieve success in both academic and professional domains. Adept at providing strategic guidance and tailored support to faculty and students, ensuring access to essential resources for long-term goal achievement. Skilled in collaborating with academic teams to foster a culture of excellence and drive continuous improvement, meeting both institutional and personal objectives. Through mentorship and focused support, helps instill confidence and resilience, empowering individuals to navigate their journeys with purpose and achieve sustainable success.

As a dedicated volunteer at my local Elks Lodge, I take on a range of responsibilities, from organizing charity events to overseeing setup, decor, catering, and cleanup. My goal is to ensure each event is seamless and that every guest leaves with a positive experience. Engaging with community members and building connections through meaningful service is a rewarding aspect of my role, and I take pride in contributing to our Lodge’s longstanding tradition of community support.

• Washington State University Certificate of Sustainable Organizational Leadership
• Human Resources Foundations 2015 Certificate of Completion
• Human Resource: Managing Employee Problems Certificate of Completion
• CPR/AED Certification
• Washington State Driver's License
• Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Certification

For four years, I served as a Senior Ambassador for the Carson College of Business at Washington State University, where I led initiatives to organize activities, delegate responsibilities, and cultivate an inclusive and welcoming environment for both our ambassador team and prospective students. In this role, I honed my problem-solving skills, effectively managing unexpected challenges to maintain a seamless and positive experience for incoming students and the wider WSU community.

I served as the WSU Concert Choir President, where I led the choir in various warm-ups, performances, and activities, fostering teamwork and a strong sense of community within the group. Additionally, I took on the role of Social Media Coordinator for the WSU Chamber Singers, managing our online presence to promote events, engage with audiences, and highlight the achievements of the ensemble. Lastly, as the RSO Treasurer for the Kimbro College of Music, I managed financial resources, balance sheets/income statements, ensuring budget alignment with organizational goals and supporting the successful execution of events and initiatives. Each of these roles has helped me develop strong leadership skills, communication, and organizational skills.