Bachelor of Science - Social Work, Human Behavior Cluster Minor, Native American Studies Minor
Northern Michigan University
Marquette, MI
05.2012
Skills
Client advocacy
Care coordination
Service planning
Comprehensive assessments
Resource management
Case documentation
Case management
Policy writing
Behavioral health assessment
Risk assessment
Team building
Crisis intervention
Community outreach
Program development
Effective communication
Conflict resolution
Leadership skills
Evaluating employee work
Team supervision
Community Civic Engagement And Leadership
Native American Student Association, 2009-2011, Plans and promotes events related to Native American heritage and culture on campus.
First Nations Food Tasters, 2009-2011, Conducted fundraisers and organized volunteers along with advertising the event.
Northern Michigan University annual Pow Wow, 2009-2011, Organized a volunteer orientation committee to assist in the pow wow.
Learning to Walk Together Pow Wow, 2009, Emcee
Native American Heritage Month, 2009-2011, Planned and developed a curriculum that was a Native American theme.
Summer Youth Programs: STEM, 2009-2011, Student coordinator in team building, leadership, and service-learning activities.
NMU College Prep Medicine Wheel Academy (MWA), 2009-2011, Cultural Advisor and guest speaker.
NMU Young Wildcat Scholars, 2009-2011, Native drumming and teachings.
Guest Speaker at NMU, 2010-2011, Educating and clarifying topics revolving around Native Americans.
Coached football at Baraga High School, 2006, Head coach for junior varsity and assistant coach for the varsity.
Coached track at Youth Services International, 1998-1999, Responsible for the development and training of youth at risk.
Batterers group, 2000-2003, Developed and facilitated a Men’s education group.
Superior Alliance of Independent Living (SAIL), 2008-2009, Mentor for parolees.
Scholarly Activities And Publications
Masters, J., Hilton, T., Return to the rez: Native American parolees’ transitions to community life., S. Bowan, Critical Perspectives on race, ethnicity and the prison system, forthcoming, Santa Barbara, CA, ABC Clio, 2014
Research
Northern Michigan University, Social Work Department, Timothy Hilton, Ph.D., Working with at risk population of Native Americans and conducted a qualitative study using semi-structured interviews with individuals who returned to the reservation after leaving prison. Conducted data analysis using a grounded theory approach with the assistance of the NVivo8 software., 05/01/10