ASHA J.

FREEMAN
4830 Washtenaw Ave. #B3 | Ann Arbor, MI 48108
ashafr@umich.edu |248-794-4641

EDUCATION
University of Michigan School of Public Health – Ann Arbor, MI
Master of Public Health Candidate Expected: April 2020
Michigan State University – East Lansing, MI
 Bachelor of Science in Human Biology May 2017
 Charles Drew Science Scholar, Recipient of MLK Endowed Scholarship, Dean’s List
EXPERIENCE
University of Michigan School of Public Health – Ann Arbor, MI September 2018 – Present
Student Administrative/Communications Assistant
 Manage Health Behavior and Health Education Department social media pages
 Perform various organizational tasks under direction of assistant to the chair of the department
 Conduct interviews and organizes content for various department news articles
Special Tree Rehabilitation Systems – Troy, MI June 2018 – August 2018
Summer Activity Aide
 Facilitated daily programing in summer program for 30 children with brain and spinal injuries
 Documented students’ daily behaviors and needs to personalized student growth plan
 Implemented daily behavioral management plans and educational sessions for students
 Organized group activities and job coaching for students
City Year Detroit – Detroit, MI July 2017 – June 2018
Team Leader/AmeriCorps Member
 Managed team of 9 to achieve 900 targeted minutes of instruction with 132 focus students
 Evaluated and analyzed weekly student data to plan targeted math and literacy lessons
 Cultivated positive work-place environment by leading monthly team building activities
 Coordinated attendance, behavior, and holiday events for whole-school support
 Exceeded program goal of serving 1700 hours individually, for one school year
Community Mental Health Authority – East Lansing, MI December 2016 – August 2017
Respite In-Home Care Provider
 Provided in-home care for patient with Autism and other developmental disabilities
 Regulated patient’s 10 medications daily, resulting in healthier behaviors and decrease in
seizures
 Treated patient in emergency, high stress situations using CPR procedures
Bridging the Gaps Summer Research Program – Los Angeles, CA June 2015 – August 2015
Research Assistant
 Aided in the analysis and input of data for clinical research project on Gestational Diabetes and
its effects on offspring in poverty-stricken areas
 Administered Blood Glucose Tolerance Tests and audited participants’ body measurements