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Northwood Christian ChurchMusic Leader
May. 2025United States, IndianapolisLead congregational music with a focus on bridging generations and aligning weekly selections with the theme of the message. Plan and arrange music, play piano, sing, and facilitate community participation through teaching and collective song. Support the church’s spiritual life through thoughtful, inclusive, and responsive musical leadership.
Alverno CollegeAssociate Faculty
Jan. 2024 - May. 2024United States, MilwaukeeCo-designed and taught Social Movements, Mutual Aid, and Organizing for Change for MSW students engaged in abolitionist, community-rooted practice. Developed curriculum integrating political education, movement history, and applied organizing frameworks to support students in building transformative approaches to social work.
Rising CollectiveFacilitator & Program Collaborator
Nov. 2023United StatesCo-developed and facilitated trainings on de-escalation and Mental Health First Aid, supporting participants in building trauma-informed, community-centered response skills. Contributed to program development, grant writing, and operational planning to strengthen the Collective’s grassroots impact and sustainability.
DOVE DelegatesFacilitator & Healing Justice Designer
Jan. 2023 - Jun. 2023United States, LouisvilleDesigned and facilitated a trauma-informed listening space to support organizers in identifying pathways for personal, group, and collective healing. Applied deep listening, somatic awareness, and group process skills to help surface needs, strengthen trust, and co-create strategies for ongoing care and resilience.
LITTRELLFounder, Lead Artist & Creative Director
Aug. 2022United StatesI lead LITTRELL as a songwriter, composer, vocalist, and co-producer—shaping the sound, story, and emotional core of our work. As creative director and band leader, I oversee everything from musical arrangements and visual storytelling to team coordination, project timelines, budgeting, and administrative logistics. I manage all aspects of the project—from booking and press to merch and live production—ensuring artistic integrity while holding the big picture. Our debut album Public Love and its visual companion have received international praise, playlist placements, and radio airplay. LITTRELL is where dark pop, alt-rock, and trip-hop collide in emotionally unflinching soundscapes—and I bring it to life from the ground up.
Indianapolis Safety Team CollectiveLead Organizer
Jul. 2022United StatesSupported grassroots organizing efforts through facilitation, relationship-building, and care-based safety planning. Co-created and held space for collective processing, political education, and team sustainability practices. Contributed to the development of internal safety protocols, coordinated responses to community needs, and helped nurture trauma-informed, values-aligned organizing cultures. Work emphasized deep listening, strategic communication, and collaborative leadership across diverse teams.
Spalding UniversityAssociate Professor
Jun. 2022 - Jun. 2023United States, LouisvilleServed as lead faculty in partnership with Keypath Education to design online MSW curriculum, including courses such as Social Justice Practice and Professional Foundations & Advanced Writing for Social Workers. Oversaw course development to ensure alignment with program outcomes, accreditation standards, and best practices in online pedagogy.
Indiana UniversityRoleplay Actor
Sep. 2018United States, IndianapolisPortray diverse client roles in Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) for social work students, helping assess their applied skills in real-world scenarios. Interpret scripted cases with authenticity and emotional nuance, adapting in real time to students’ responses while maintaining fidelity to the character and case objectives. Provide constructive, reflective feedback to students post-evaluation to support their growth in communication, empathy, and practice competence. Draw on both performance ability and social work knowledge to create realistic, instructive learning experiences.
University of KentuckyCourse Developer & Instructor – Social Work Education
Aug. 2018United States, LexingtonDesigned and taught multiple graduate-level courses across policy, research, and macro practice, with a focus on ethics, systems theory, and community-based change. Selected as a curriculum fellow by the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict to develop original coursework exploring the theory and ethics of collective action and social transformation. Taught in both online and hybrid formats. Courses include: Social Welfare Policy: Theory and Implementation, Social Work Practice within Organizations & Communities, Applied Research Methods in Social Work, and Advanced Social Welfare Policy & Analysis. Served as lead course developer for SW 731 in collaboration with Wiley Publishers, and worked as a research assistant on a justice-centered social work textbook project.
University of KentuckyPhD Candidate
Aug. 2018United States, LexingtonDesigning and leading interdisciplinary research on solidarity, movement sustainability, and the well-being of frontline organizers. Published and presented nationally on abolitionist praxis, feminist pedagogy, and civil resistance—including invited talks and panels across academic and activist spaces. Developed and taught graduate-level courses; contributed to curriculum design; and advanced community-based, justice-rooted scholarship that bridges theory and practice.
Union Chapel United Methodist ChurchCreative Arts Director
Mar. 2017 - Jan. 2018United States, IndianapolisLed the church’s music and creative ministry, overseeing worship design and artistic programming. Built and facilitated a multigenerational team of musicians, coordinated rehearsals, and curated weekly services in alignment with liturgical themes. Played piano, led vocals, and developed original arrangements to foster meaningful, participatory worship. Directed the overall creative vision of the church’s worship experience, integrating music, visual elements, and storytelling to deepen spiritual engagement.
South/North Cohesion ProjectDeputy Director - Gender Based Violence Programme
Mar. 2014 - Aug. 2015United States, IndianapolisCo-designed and co-led a transnational initiative bringing together scholars and practitioners from the U.S. and South Africa to examine the impact of dominant religious narratives on gender-based violence. Designed and facilitated interdisciplinary exchanges to foster collaborative research, shared learning, and community-rooted strategies for addressing systemic harm.
Indiana UniversityLecturer / Adjunct Faculty – Social Work Education
Jan. 2011United States, IndianapolisTaught 72 course sections across 16 distinct undergraduate and graduate social work courses in face-to-face, hybrid, and online formats. Course areas included: Research; Diversity, Social Justice, and Human Rights; Community & Global Theory & Practice; Social Policy Analysis & Practice; Executive Leadership Practice; Community Behavior & Practice; and Organizational Theory & Practice. Designed original curriculum and course materials, incorporating applied learning, critical pedagogy, and interdisciplinary frameworks. Actively contributed to program and university life through committee service and collaborative departmental support.
California State University, Long BeachAdjunct Faculty & Macro Field Instructor
Aug. 2007 - May. 2008United States, Long BeachTaught Advanced Policy Seminar: Older Adults and Families and Introduction to Social Welfare as adjunct faculty (Aug 2007–May 2008). Served as an unpaid macro field instructor (Jan 2005–May 2008), supporting MSW students in developing applied skills in policy, administration, and community practice. Recognized with the Outstanding Field Instructor award (2006) and named Field Instructor of the Year (2005) for excellence in student mentorship and supervision.
National Association of Social Workers, California ChapterDirector of Membership & Organizational Services
Jan. 2005 - Dec. 2007United States, Los AngelesOversaw statewide membership recruitment, retention, and engagement strategies for over 12,000 members. Directed the Los Angeles office and led organizational outreach, coalition-building, and campaign coordination. Served as a media spokesperson on social work issues, delivered keynote lectures in academic and professional settings, and authored articles for the chapter’s statewide publication. Lobbied California legislators on policies impacting the profession and client populations. Led a public education media campaign to raise awareness of the role of social work. Supported the board of directors and multiple program committees, advised practitioners on professional development, and coordinated fundraising events and press outreach.
Service Employees International UnionResearcher
Oct. 2002 - Nov. 2004United States, Los AngelesConducted policy and industry analysis on long-term care in California to support organizing campaigns and contract negotiations. Led field research and co-authored white papers, internal reports, and press releases. Lobbied state legislators on policies impacting long-term care workers and collaborated with stakeholders to advance sector-wide improvements.
SEIU Local 399Education & Training Coordinator
Jul. 2002 - Oct. 2002United States, Los AngelesDeveloped and facilitated training programs for union members focused on stewardship, leadership, and labor relations. Provided mentorship to student interns and supported local organizing initiatives through educational outreach and leadership development.
Oasis Christian ChurchWorship Leader & Creative Arts Trainer (Volunteer)
Feb. 2002 - Dec. 2008United States, Los AngelesProvided key leadership within a large, multidisciplinary creative arts team. Responsible for onboarding and training all new team members, ensuring alignment with the church’s vision and collaborative culture. Served as a lead worship leader, directing Sunday morning services—including setup and teardown at a remote venue—and coordinating a large team of musicians, vocalists, and tech staff. Composed and arranged original music, taught it to the team and congregation, and fostered a culture of care by supporting team members through personal and spiritual needs. Played a central role in shaping the worship experience through musical, logistical, and pastoral leadership.
Boston UniversityResearch Assistant
Sep. 2001 - Jun. 2002United States, BostonProvided research support to political science and social work faculty on two interdisciplinary projects. Conducted quantitative data management and analysis for a study on the effectiveness of school desegregation and bilingual education. Supported qualitative research on public housing in Boston, including participant interviews, transcription, and synthesis of findings. Contributed to research writing across both projects.
NASW Massachusetts ChapterMSW Policy Intern
Sep. 2001 - May. 2002United States, BostonPlanned and coordinated a statewide policy conference for social work professionals and students. Conducted legislative advocacy, including lobbying state legislators on budget and policy issues impacting social workers and the communities they serve. Staffed the NASW Nursing Home Policy Committee and authored policy testimony, legislative alerts, and articles for member communications.
Boston UniversityGraduate Student
Sep. 2001 - Sep. 2002United States, BostonFocused on macro social work practice with an emphasis on policy, community organizing, and advocacy. Completed internships in legislative advocacy and public health settings; authored testimony, coordinated policy events, and developed program evaluation tools. Gained early experience in qualitative and quantitative research supporting faculty across disciplines, laying the foundation for future scholarship and systems-level work.
United Way of Middle TennesseeBSW Intern
Jan. 2001 - May. 2001United States, NashvilleDeveloped a program evaluation tool to assess performance and impact of funded partner agencies. Supported the work of the health and human services fund delegation committee by staffing meetings, coordinating communications, and contributing to funding review processes.
Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU)Research Assistant
Aug. 2000 - May. 2001United States, MurfreesboroSupported social work faculty in qualitative research on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and Adult Protective Services. Conducted participant interviews and field observations, contributing to data collection, coding, and analysis.
Nashville CARESBSW Intern
Aug. 2000 - Dec. 2000United States, NashvilleProvided case management services to adults living with HIV, supporting access to care and community resources. Initiated and facilitated a client-centered voter registration drive to promote civic engagement and empowerment.
Regional Intervention ProgramClassroom Coordinator
Jan. 2000 - Dec. 2000United States, NashvilleLed parent group meetings and supervised the Assistant Classroom Coordinator in a behavior-based early intervention setting. Trained parents and volunteers in the use of positive reinforcement strategies to support young children’s behavioral development and social-emotional growth.
AmeriCorpsNational Service Program Member
Jan. 1999 - Apr. 2000United States, NashvilleProvided direct service and leadership at the state level, helping to shape program policies and goals. Coordinated and participated in community service projects, including Habitat for Humanity builds. Delivered training and support for parents and educators by modeling positive reinforcement strategies in early childhood and school-based settings.
Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU)Undergraduate Student
Aug. 1998 - May. 2001United States, MurfreesboroFocused on community practice, research, and direct service, with additional coursework in advanced composition, theatre, and political science. Completed internships in HIV case management and nonprofit evaluation, and served as a research assistant on qualitative studies of public assistance and protective services. Gained early experience in program design, client advocacy, and applied research—building a multidisciplinary foundation for future work in social impact, education, and the arts.
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