Jennifer Hallock

Creative and resourceful education professional with experience in program development, faculty and student support, and administrative leadership. Adept at managing diverse responsibilities, fostering inclusive, culturally responsive learning environments, and driving innovation in early childhood and higher education. Lifelong learner with high emotional intelligence and a passion for service and equity.

PROGRAM ASSISTANT, MIRAMAR COLLEGE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEPARTMENT  

Supported the Entrepreneurship Department by preparing faculty evaluations, developing curriculum proposals, contributing to program review, updating Canvas course shells, and responding to student inquiries. Managed the REC Innovation Lab small business incubator by drafting grant submissions, organizing events, coordinating workshops, executing fundraising campaigns, compiling CRM and program data, and cultivating community partnerships.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST IV, MIRAMAR COLLEGE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER 

Assisted in administration of preschool program by promoting family engagement and education, substituting for lead teachers in the classroom, coordinating staff professional development and stipend opportunities, processing enrollment, maintaining employee and program audit files, onboarding new hires, creating staff schedules, and managing the reception desk.  Continued responsibilities of supervising lab school.

PROJECT ASSISTANT, MIRAMAR COLLEGE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER  

Supervised lab school student teaching program by scheduling practicum placements, observations and lesson plans, orienting volunteers, mentoring in preschool classrooms, and organizing workshops.  Supported Child Development Department faculty with outlining strategic goals, grant writing, program review, developing staff Canvas page and creating virtual preschool website.

SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY– M.ED., EARLY INTERVENTION & CHILD DEVELOPMENT

Overall 4.0 GPA, in specialized study of ABA, PBIS, Activity-Based Intervention, Trauma & Disaster Counseling, Atypical Development, Early Intervention Ethics, Collaboration & Co-Teaching, and ECE Research

        SAN DIEGO MIRAMAR COLLEGE—A.S. CHILD DEVELOPMENT-SITE SUPERVISOR 

Overall 4.0 GPA, with academic focus in Administration of Early Childhood Programs and Adult Supervision. Acted as officer in Parent/Student Advisory Board

HAMILTON COLLEGE—B.A., STUDIO ART 

Major Coursework in Fine Art, Art History, and Dance.  Studied abroad in a specialized Museum Field Study class in London.  Participated in a Senior Project Museum Exhibition.