Jessica Anderson

Jessica Anderson has a diverse range of work experience. Jessica began their career as a Life Skills Facilitator at The Haven Incorporated, where they developed and implemented a life skills curriculum. Jessica then worked as a Student Assistant at the University of Florida, where they provided administrative support for recruitment and admission programming. Jessica also served as a Teaching Assistant for the Leadership and Organizational Behavior Capstone Course at Kaplan University.

Following that, they interned at the University of California, San Francisco, providing administrative support and serving as an HIV test counselor. Jessica also worked as a Relief Counselor at Larkin Street Youth Services, where they provided care for foster youth and managed intake in a residential setting. At Georgia State University, they worked as a Graduate Advisor-Greek Life, overseeing Greek organizations and coordinating events.

Jessica's experience also includes working at the Atlanta Day Shelter For Women and Children, where they coordinated special projects and managed volunteer coordination. Jessica then became the Health Justice Director at The Young Women's Project, responsible for program management, recruitment, and training of youth.

Most recently, Jessica has been the Vice President of Training Services at The Management Center, where they oversee training operations and coordinates strategic learning across sectors.

Overall, Jessica's work experience demonstrates a commitment to social change, program management, and leadership.

Jessica Anderson earned their Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Criminology from the University of Florida, where they studied from 2007 to 2011. Jessica later pursued a Master's degree in Public Policy-Nonprofit Management at Georgia State University, where they attended from 2012 to 2014.