Joli Doñé is a student at Seton Hall University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Diplomacy and International Relations with a minor in Italian. She has held leadership positions such as President of the Black Student Union and President of Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority. Joli has also volunteered with organizations like the Unified Vailsburg Services mentoring youth and organizing clothing drives for families in the Dominican Republic. Her professional experiences include interning with the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office Special Victims Unit and working as a Student Leadership Consultant at Seton Hall.

1. Joli Doñé
Phone: (908) 342-3831 | joli.done@student.shu.edu
EDUCATION
Seton Hall University (SHU) South Orange, NJ
School of Diplomacy and International Relations 2012-Present
Bachelorof Science in Diplomacy and International Relations (June 2016 Expected Graduation)
Minor in Italian
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (SHU), Inducted 2012 South Orange, NJ
2012 – Present
Recipient of University Scholarship (SHU) South Orange, NJ
2012-Present
Angelo Rancatti Scholarship in Italian Studies South Orange, NJ
2012-Present
LEADERSHIP & VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENTS
Seton Hall University Leadership Fellow South Orange, NJ
 Distinguished group of last year students chosen by each dean for exemplary leadership qualities 2015-Present
 Organize events that focus on professionaldevelopment, expanding leadership post graduation
Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority Incorporated (SHU), President South Orange, NJ
 President of multicultural sorority with fourteen members 2013 – Present
 Manage five executive board members in successfulplan and execution of monthly events
 Events included social events (fashion shows,speed dating) and professional development events (branding self on social
media and combating gender role stereotypes)
 Raised $300 to cover chapter dues and donated to “Keep A Breast” foundation
The Black Student Union (SHU), President and Programing Chair South Orange, NJ
 SHU’s first organization founded for the purpose of uniting all minority students,250 members May 2015 –
 Elected to President, April 1, 2015 Present
 Execute monthly events that include social awareness events (black-tie dinner with keynote speakers) and cultural events that
promote diversity at SHU and empower the minority students (activeness in the community, dynamic of relationships,)
Student Mentor for the Unified Vailsburg Services Organization
 15 Students from ages 13-17 Newark, NJ
 Lead programs that highlight the benefits and importance of a college education 2012-Present
Clothing Drive Linden, NJ
 Initiate and lead biannual clothing drive 2012-Present
 Donors from local schools and family
 Distribute clothing in Dominican Republic to under privileged families
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Hudson County Prosecutors Office, Special Victims Unit Intern Jersey City, NJ
 Work closely with the prosecutors ofthe second largest county of New Jersey January – May
 Shadow assistant prosecutors during their preparations for trials to learn how they gain evidence to convict their defendant
 Assist in filing and conducting research
 Sit in during trials and sentencing for a variety of cases
Leadership and Development Office, Student Leadership Consultant South Orange, NJ
 Serving as an aide to the Assistant Directors of Leadership Development
 Executed and planning events with other student leaders 2014-Present
 Provide the student leaders with recruitment ideas and ways in which to retain their members
 Responsible for helping students get more involved on campus by familiarizing myself with the 100+ organizations
 Plan the Student Leadership Conference for over 500 students
SKILLS
Language(s):English (native); Spanish (native); Italian (advanced);
Technology:Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, StatCrunch, Scholarly Research Databases,Social Media Platforms
International Experience: Italian American Committee on Education Study Abroad Summer Program.
Two-week intensive language course at The University of Macerata
Attended the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute at the University of Indiana