Resume

• 2015

  John L.

  Moore Jr.

  Georgetown University

  Washington

  D.C.

  School of Continuing Studies\n\n• Acting Director of High School Programs\n• Parent Services Adviser\n• Operations Coordinator\n

  Program Administrator

  Georgetown University

• 2013

  Global Education Solutions

  Silver Spring

  MD

  • Developed workshop on Security and Liability in Study Abroad Programs

  designed to help university administrators identify gaps in emergency preparedness..\n\n • Designed and implemented cultural adjustment and reentry program for U.S. State Department-funded Near East South Asia Undergraduate Exchange Program serving 100 participants from 15 countries.\n\n• Identified hosts for the Department of State's Legislative Fellows Program

  placing mid-career legal professionals at U.S. law firms

  advocacy organizations

  and think tanks.\n\n• Managed the re-accreditation process for Kingman Boys and Girls Club which serves children from the challenged the Shaw Cardozo neighborhoods of Washington

  D.C.; rewrote human resources manual to insure compliance with federal and D.C. labor regulations.

  Consultant

  Global Education Solutions

• 2011

  Academy for Educational Development

  ISEP International Student Exchange Programs

  Washington

  D.C.

  Wrote successful $8 million grant proposal for the Iraq University Linkages Project which paired five Iraqi universities with U.S. institutions for curricular review

  faculty exchanges

  and joint research. The project was designed to strengthen Iraqi higher educational institutions and help them serve as anchors of civic polity in their communities. Developed project timeline

  benchmarks

  and assessment mechanism; recruited U.S. institutional participants; served as interim director during the roll out phase of the program; worked with linguists to develop discipline-specific English as a Second Language curricula; and helped organize the initial launching conference in Baghdad. \n

  Interim Director

  Iraq University Linkages Project

  Academy for Educational Development

  Arlington

  VA

  ISEP Direct is the fee-for-service program offered by the International Student Exchange Programs. I was responsible for promoting international study opportunities at 53 universities in 32 countries. In 2012

  more than 195 students were placed

  generating over $3.1 million in revenue. I also developed and launched a successful pilot program for U.S. community colleges

  helping to extend international study opportunities to students with limited options.

  Manager

  ISEP Direct

  ISEP International Student Exchange Programs

• 2008

  Global Education Solutions

  Silver Spring

  MD

  Conducted research on articulated credit transfer agreements and international student mobility for the Embassy of Australia in Washington

  D.C.\n\n • Arranged site visits at U.S. universities for foreign student advisors and recruiters from Malaysia and Indonesia.

  Consultant

  Global Education Solutions

• 1992

  Academy for Educational Development

  Washington

  D.C.

  • Conducted detailed researched on political

  economic and social issues in various regions and individual countries for State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program; wrote proposals

  planned programs

  and directed projects for foreign leaders; programs were designed to promote civic polity

  economic development

  respect for human rights and gender equality .\n\n• Directed the Washington office of the Irish Peace Process Culture and Training Initiative

  a conflict resolution and vocational training program jointly sponsored by the U.S. Department of State and the governments of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Developed and delivered conflict resolution curricula

  managed budgets

  reported to representatives of three governments and managed a staff of seven that oversaw the wellbeing of a cohort of Irish and Northern Irish participants.\n

  Senior Program Officer

  Academy for Educational Development

• 1983

  Graduate Study

  Asian History

• 1982

  Georgetown University

  Office of International Programs

  Washington

  D.C.

  I served as Study Abroad Advisor

  Fulbright Resource Advisor

  and Program Officer . My responsibilities included promotion international study opportunities

  advising individual students

  and counseling Fulbright Scholarship applicants. I was also responsible for managing 14 bilateral student exchange programs in China

  Japan

  Hong Kong

  Vietnam

  and Ireland

  and help develop new programs in Ireland

  China

  and Vietnam. Over a three year period

  I managed an outreach effort that increased non-compulsory study abroad by over 75%.

  Study Abroad Advisor

  Georgetown University

  Office of International Programs

• 1980

  Mandarin Chinese Language Study

  National Taiwan Normal University

• 1975

  Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service

  Georgetown University

  Proficiency in Mandarin Chinese

• Fundraising

  Proposal Writing

  Grant Writing

  Program Evaluation

  Program Development

  Community Outreach

  Management

  Nonprofits

  Organizational Development

  Intercultural Communication

  Policy Analysis

  Event Planning

  Technical Assistance

  International Education

  Public Policy

  Moore Jr.