Mackenzie Damann
Chicago,IL
Summary
Anticipated 2025 history and sociology major eager to apply classroom knowledge to real-world problems.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Researcher
University Of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, WI
05.2024 - 08.2024
- Conducted literature reviews and synthesized research to identify gaps in knowledge and inform project objectives.
- Shared research outcomes with colleagues in various professional settings including poster presentations.
- Wrote, compiled, and edited papers derived from distinctive research queries and archival resources.
Nanny, Autism Advocate
Ives Family
Chicago, IL
08.2023 - Current
- Monitored progress of client through record keeping and reporting results to supervisors or care providers.
- Collaborated with teachers, parents, and other professionals to develop effective treatment plans.
- Transported children to school, appointments, extracurricular activities, and outings.
- Developed and implemented daily activities for children such as reading, playtime, and arts and crafts.
Education
Bachelor of Arts/ Science in History, Sociology -
Northeastern Illinois University
12.2025
Kingian Nonviolence Training
Selma, AL03-2023
Skills
- Family Support
- Skilled in working with special needs children
- Emotionally supportive
- Schedule creation and maintenance
- Adaptability
- Data Synthesis
- Qualitative Research
- R Studio Coding Abilities
Awards
- National Society of Leadership & Success Nomination, 03/01/23
- Leadership Award, 05/16/24
- Summer Education Research Program, 05/28/24
- POW/MIA Scholarship
Projects
- East St. Louis Massacre Research - Restorative Justice
- Selma Alternative Break Trip - Volunteer Work
- Tahlequah Alternative Break Trip - Student Lead
- Gary Tyler Research- Research assistant
- East St. Louis Education in the 1940s Research - 1st Author
Timeline
Researcher
University Of Wisconsin-Madison
05.2024 - 08.2024
Nanny, Autism Advocate
Ives Family
08.2023 - Current
Bachelor of Arts/ Science in History, Sociology -
Northeastern Illinois University
Kingian Nonviolence Training