Camille Cooley is a senior at Northwestern University studying Human Development and Psychological Services with a minor in Global Health. She has extensive leadership experience with student organizations like Alternative Student Break and GlobeMed, where she held roles like Program Director and Co-President. Her resume also details research, work, volunteer, and award experiences that demonstrate her qualifications.

1. Camille Cooley
camillecooley2018@u.northwestern.edu | (562) 292-9032 | 2203 Ridge Ave. Apt. 2A, Evanston, IL 60201
EDUCATION: Northwestern University: School of Education and Social Policy, Evanston, IL
Bachelor of Science Degree, Class of 2018 // Dean’s List: Winter 2016, Fall 2016, Winter 2017, Spring 2017, Fall 2017
Major: Human Development and Psychological Services // Minor: Global Health
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Alternative Student Break Exec April 2016 - Present
ASB Program Director (2017-Present)
First Year Pre-Orientation Program Coordinator (2016-2017)
 Led 2 one-week long service learning trips for students with nightly debriefs topical social justice issues
 Organized and coordinated 8 service trips for incoming Northwestern first year for the Class of 2021
 Responsible for the financial and logistical planning of three rounds of university wide student break trips across the United
States, as well as spearheading the growth of one of the largest student organizations at Northwestern
GlobeMed Exec, Evanston, Illinois March 2016-Present
GlobeMed Co-President (2016-2017)
GlobeMed Community Building Coordinator (2017-2018)
 Worked with other student organizations, administrative offices, faculty and community members to raise over $10k in funds
for our community partner in Uganda in addition to running weekly exec and chapter meetings
 Coordinated and lead the World Day of Social Justice Day 2017 in addition to the planning of our 2017 Benefit Dinner attended
by over 50+ community members and leaders
Illuminate Exec, Evanston, Illinois January 2017- Present
Illuminate Mentorship Program
 Mentor to one local low income student throughout their junior and senior at the Evanston Township HS – student now attends
Loyola University
 Created publicity material for mentor recruitment and organized SAT prep classes throughout the school year
WORK EXPERIENCE
Northshore Research Institute, Evanston, Illinois October 2015 – Present
Research Assistant on Two Projects
 Interprets data and conducted analysis for a published study with Dr. Chris Masi M.D. Ph.D. (Text Messaging to Improve Disease
Management in Patients with Painful Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy (2017) in the Diabetes Educator
 Oversaw the patient data of over 800 potential and participating patients and data input
 Writing manuscript for study titled The Underuse of Oral Anticoagulants for Stroke Prevention in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation
The Anixter Center, Lincoln Park, Chicago, IL September 2016 – January 2017
Program Innovation and Development Intern
 Served a vital role in organizing the moves of over 50 clients during the consolidation of community integrated housing for
people with disabilities across the organization by working with admin and staff across the Chicagoland area
 Worked alongside the VP and the COO to determine internal health and financial policies for Anixter and its divisions
GlobeMed, Evanston, IL & Namugoga, Uganda October 2015 – November 2016
Grassroots On-Site Work (GROW) Intern and Student Researcher
 Planned and organized an asset based research assessment for GlobeMed at NU’s partner organization’s medical clinic at the
Adonai Center in Namugoga, Uganda
 Completed qualitative data collection and completed final report for partner community.
Awards: Northwestern Work Study Student Employee of the Year 2016-2017, Winner of the Radulovacki Global Health Research
Fellowship (2016)
Other Work Experience: ARTica (Student Art Studio) Work Study Employee, October 2014 – Present
Volunteer Experience: Symphony of Evanston, January 2015 – January 2017
Other Student Organizations: Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity, January 2016 – Present
Other Research Experience: Conducted Research on Palliative Care Access As Seen Through the Mexican Healthcare System
during a Summer 2017 Study Abroad experience