Sean Maxwell McNally-Hodgson

• Responsible for recruitment, training, and in-field success.
• Ensured compliance with industry regulations, company policies, and safety protocols throughout all field operations.
• Developed customized training materials, enhancing the effectiveness of volunteer efforts in the field.
• Expanded the operation at fast rate and hit project goals.
• Despite the success, my tenure at KH was short-lived. As a salaried employee. I was consistently asked to work past the period I had agreed to, which was already at 60+ hours a week. Yet, as at-will employees, the entire office was left without meaningful mechanisms to advocate for ourselves. I had never wished to be in a union more.

• Knocked on countless doors and spoke with voters across Detroit and the metro.
• Cultivated relationships with community members, fostering trust in Rashida and her candidacy.
• Participated in regular debriefs with campaign team, sharing insights gained from conversations with constituents for continuous improvement of strategies.
• Participated in strategy development and planning to grow field outreach and advance campaign efficacy.
• Worked closely with candidate and campaign manager to refine approaches based on evolving local political landscapes and constituent concerns.

• Led two discussion sections every week immediately after main course lecture by renowned philosopher and labor theorist Dr. Elizabeth Anderson.
• Obtained mastery of classical political theory and its relationship to today's ongoing issues.
• Explored various modes of instruction, incorporating an ongoing balance between lecture, small group discussions, larger class discussions, and the use of multiple modes of media to explore content.
• My graduate studies were largely focused on traditional historical research, in this sense, my time instructing this course gave me a new depth of understanding in multiple disciplines. It pushed me to grow as a thinker, student, and citizen in our world.

As a first time instructor, I was tasked with covering fundamentals in the four major subfields of anthropology: cultural, biological, archeological, and linguistic

Responsibilities included:

• Leading three weekly class sessions
• Lesson planning
• Weekly office hours
• Grading for 75 students

S4D aimed to provide a forum at the University of Michigan on the prison industrial complex and methods for change within local government. S4D;

• Organized a debate between candidates for Wasthtenaw County Sheriff Alyshia Dyer and Derrick Jackson
• Hosted multiple community forums;
• With School of Social work professors
• Community leaders
• Assistant and Main Prosecutors of Washtenaw County.

• As someone who grew up wrestling and doing martial arts, I often help coach the youth class at the local MMA gym.

The Student Advocacy Center of Michigan is organization at the forefront of advocating for student rights and racial equity in education. As a member of the Board of Directors, I:

• Collaborated with other board members to develop and execute programs and initiatives to advance organizational mission.
• Assisted with development of organizational budgets and resource allocation plans.
• Reviewed financial reports and budget results to monitor the organization''s fiscal health.
• Developed and implemented strategies to drive organizational growth and development.

• Led outreach at Washtenaw Community College to bring student awareness and enthusiasm for the Sanders Campaign.

• Responsible for recruitment, training, and organizing interns and canvassers to knock on doors throughout the campaign cycle.
• Facilitated strategic partnerships with local stakeholders to broaden the campaign''s reach and credibility in the community.
• Optimized resource allocation by regularly assessing team progress and adjusting strategies as needed.
• Provided consistent oversight and guidance to regional canvassers.
• Though we did not come away with a victory, I learned much about leading a campaign team. We collectively knocked on 1000+ doors over the course of the campaign

• Organizer and speaker for the Washtenaw Countywide walkout in response to the Stoneman Douglass High School shooting

Responsibilities included:

• Event planning/coordination
• Scheduling
• Constituent outreach and assistance
• Upholding relationships with community stakeholders

• First place at the 2018 Michigan Career Development Conference in Entrepreneurship
• First person from my high school to win a state championship in DECA

• Boys State is one of the most well-recognized youth government programs in America
• 80th Governor of Boys State Michigan (First from Ypsilanti in 40 years)
• Looking back, this experience was very meaningful in my professional and personal development
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• Canvasser in Detroit that worked to promote voter turnout for Bernie's campaign, particularly among Spanish speaking voters in Southwest Detroit
• This was the year that Bernie won the Michigan vote, it is rewarding think that my efforts made an impact!