Tamara Haywood

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Tamara R. Haywood

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Biography

Loyola Marymount University - African-American Studies

Operations Associate at Point Seven Group
Public Relations
Tamara
Haywood
Union City, California
Exceptional writer and educator known for forward-thinking ideas and being detail-oriented. Expertise in all facets of editing, researching and project management within fast-paced environments. Skilled in collaborating with both internal personnel and external partners to achieve objectives. Instrumental in developing compelling multimedia content within a variety of arenas, including digital publications, grant proposals, and university course curriculums. Capable of managing multiple projects and priorities with aggressive deadlines.


Experience

  • dosist

    Brand Ambassador

    • Provide excellent consumer education and customer service at high end dispensaries.
    • Assess patient needs and provide recommendations on products.
    • Effectively communicate key features of each product to provide customers with appropriate solutions.

  • Point Seven Group

    Operations Associate (Contractor)

    Aiding in the technical writing and formulating of state-compliant applications for major cannabis license types, including crafting standard operating procedures for all aspects related to facility operations.

  • Self-employed

    Communications Specialist

    Tamara worked at Self-employed as a Communications Specialist

  • Loyola Marymount University

    Lecturer

    • Developed and delivered comprehensive curriculum for introductory and mid-level classes utilizing new methods of teaching to reflect most up-to-date research.
    • Delivered classes for up to 45 students, graded examinations, and assessed student coursework.
    • Held office hours to support student success, supervised student research projects and tracked class performance in an educational database.

  • Los Angeles Black Worker Center

    Communications Consultant, Freelance

    • Strategized, researched and wrote press releases, reports, updates, and op-eds.
    • Researched, compiled, wrote and edited report findings “Ready to Work: Black Workers in Los Angeles County” report and presented findings in PowerPoint presentations to community leaders.
    • Provided leadership support to research and coordination of the Black Worker Center Toolkit Project. Created unique content for Toolkit.
    • Edited, proofread and formatted reports.
    • Served as a resource for understanding research themes and provide historical analysis for data on working class communities.
    • Assisted in cultivating online presence.

Education

  • Spelman College

    B.A.

    Philosophy

  • The University of Memphis

    Ph.D.

    Philosophy
    Dissertation titled "The Racial Vindication Project of Alain Locke", 2012 published by ProQuest, UMI Dissertation Publishing (July 17, 2012). Recipient of Provost's Pre-doctoral Diversity Award. Served on Philosophy Department Hiring Committee. Participant in Rutgers University Summer Institute for Diversity in Philosophy.