Emily Harring has a B.S. in Social Work from the University of New Hampshire and an A.A.S. in Culinary Arts and Nutrition. She has worked as a Social Work Intern at Community Partners in Dover, NH where she assists families and maintains databases. Emily also has experience as an Office Assistant and Data Collector. Her volunteer work includes preparing food and stocking the pantry at Waysmeet Food Pantry as well as teaching nutrition and cooking skills to children at Somersworth Youth Safe Haven and Head Start.

1. Emily Harring
118 Locust Street • Dover, NH 03820 • (781) 724-6133 • emh415@gmail.com
EDUCATION
University ofNewHampshire, Durham, NH
B.S. in Social Work May 2015
A.A.S. in Culinary Arts and Nutrition May 2013
Relevant Coursework:
 Grant Writing for Community-Based Organization:Worked in a group to create a grant for Somersworth
Youth Safe Haven that will enable the safe haven to have a fully equipped kitchen
 Social Work Field Experience I & II:Apply direct practice skills while interning with Community Partners for
eight months
 Social Welfare Policy: strengthened knowledge of policy analysis from a social and economic perspective
 Social Work Practice I- Interventions with Groups, Organizations and Communities: Took on the role of
social worker and client in a guided lab simulation while utilizing basic principles, values and ethics, interviewing
skills, and problem assessment learned in Social Work courses
 Social Work Practice II- Interventions with Individuals and Families:applied knowledge of group work skills
while taking on the role of co-facilitator in guided group discussions
WORK EXPERIENCE
Community Partners, Dover, NH
Social Work Intern January 2015-Present
 Work with families to complete intakes while providing family supports services
 Assist with family supports summer campership and continuously update the database
 Follow up with families within Family Supports, Partners in Health, Respite and Early Supports
 Assist with Respite and Partners in Health Renewals
College ofHealth and Human Services Deans Office,Durham, NH
Office Assistant August 2013-Present
 Aid in preparation for colleges events (i.e. Freshman Orientation, Admitted Students Day, Awards Luncheon and
Research Conference)
 Organize and file student folders
 Prepare document work
Gardner Town Hall, Gardner, MA
Data Collector Summers: 2010-2013
 Organized and printed off field cards containing residents names, home/work address and building floor plan in
map and lot order
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Waysmeet Food Pantry, Durham, NH January 2013-Present
 Assist with preparing food for community dinners
 Assist with stocking the food pantry
Somersworth Youth Safe Haven, Somersworth, NH Fall of 2012
 Interact with children who come from low-income families
 Communicated with elementary to middle school aged children the importance of healthy eating
 Taught elementary to middle school aged children how to cook healthy snacks
Head Start, Newmarket, NH Fall of 2012
 Showed pre-school aged children about the importance of fruits and vegetables through guessing games
 Taught children about the importance of physical activity through animal yoga