1. Dr. Dana E. Neal
16 Dunbar Avenue
Baltimore, Md. 21228
(410) 660-1466
Danaday0816@ aol.com
Summary
Experienced teacher and mentor with excellent organizational, communication and leadership skills; and a
strong hands-on background in developing and facilitating workshops, planning conferences and motivational
speaking.
Professional Strengths
 Excellent at planning and organizing conferences, workshops and retreats
 Excellent communicator and dynamic motivational speaker on various topics
 People person that works well with others and excellent in helping others to accomplish their goals.
 Excellent teacher; able to teach individuals as well as groups.
 Excellent writer and composer of books, letters, reports, etc.
Education/Training
 M.Div., Religious Studies, Virginia Union University; Richmond, VA, 23220
 B.S., Elementary Education, Coppin State College; Baltimore, MD, 21216
 Business Legal Secretary Training at Villa Julie College; Stevenson, MD, 21153 (Graduated with 3
credits shy of AA Degree)
Awards/Accomplishments
 Author/publisher of Released in the Spirit: Workbook Manual, 2014
 Author/publisher of Released in the Spirit: Pressing Through my Pain, 2013
 Honorary Doctorate Degree, 6/09
Catholic Charities 2015-present
Baltimore, Md. 21201
Workshop Teacher, Developerand Facilitator
 Develop Workshops for several Catholic Charities Projects
 Facilitate Workshops
 Teach Life Skill Classes in order to potentially assist in providing services to 165 homeless men,
women, and families with disabilities.
 Teach Life Skill Classes to help participants reclaim their self-respect, self-motivation, and self-
discipline
Impacting Tomorrow Health Center
Baltimore, Md. 21201
Family Advocate/Chaplain
 Make quality assurance calls to clients and potential clients
 Gather data concerning the quality of service clients feel they are receiving
 Address the needs of the clients and advocate for the clients to receive quality care
 Recruit potential clients
 Provide spiritual guidance and support to staff

2. Dr. Dana E. Neal
16 Dunbar Avenue
Baltimore, Md. 21228
(410) 660-1466
Danaday0816@ aol.com
Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center 2008-present
Baltimore, Md. 21201
Program Director
 Constructed programs to foster academic, artistic and recreational opportunities
 Supervised paid and volunteer staff members
 Oversaw the Food Program so that campers would receive 2 meals per day
 Created an environment that would build self-esteem, provide life skills training and inspire creativity
 Maintained a safe environment for our campers as well as our staff
Dayspring Ministries 2000- present
Randallstown, Md. 21133
Founder and Senior Pastor
 Organize and facilitate meetings, workshops, training sessions and retreats
 Provide marriage, spiritual and other counseling services upon request.
 Teach and deliver sermons in various settings.
 Oversee the daily function of the organization
Dayspring Worship Center 2002- 2013
Baltimore, MD, 21208
Founder and Senior Pastor
 Delivered sermons and taught spiritual truths and Biblical principles to congregants.
 Provided marriage, spiritual and other counseling services.
 Organized and facilitated meetings, workshops, training sessions and retreats.
 Secured funds for ministry and approved the disbursement of those funds.
 Composed reports, letters, programs, and sermons.
 Oversaw the daily function of the ministry and supervised staff
 Networked with other ministries to establish relationships for future fellowship
 Delegated responsibilities to congregants/volunteers/staff and oversaw the execution of those
responsibilities.
Baltimore City Public School System 1996-2001
Baltimore, Md. 21201
Elementary School Teacher – Beechfield Elementary
 Taught 4th and 5th grade language arts, writing, science and social studies
 Made assessments of children’s development and academic growth
 Facilitated class activities and proctored tests
 Made assessments of children’s development and academic growth
 Provided tutoring in all levels of instructions, including math
 Resolved conflicts, provided counsel, and intervention for students
 Taught conflict resolution in order to maintain classroom order
 Collaborated with colleagues, parents and administrators in team meetings to make assessments and to
develop the best academic approach that will facilitate learning
 Provided intervention and counseling to those campers that warrant such action