Jean Wriggins

Supported the development of international fellowship programs at the CPGC through research, writing, administrative work, and translation
Coordinated and directed a race and restorative justice-focused reading group and pen pal project with incarcerated people and Haverford students
Collaborated on planning and executing events hosted by the CPGC
Facilitated and contributed to designing workshops on cultural humility, restorative justice, and ethical community engagement

Researched and wrote a 20,000 word draft of an institutional protocol for responding to forms of family violence not already covered by FOSIS guidelines and from a trauma-informed perspective
Presented work to multiple FOSIS teams
Participated in 10+ community workshops led by FOSIS

Designed lesson plans for and led weekly hour-long teaching sections for two groups of students in introductory Spanish classes (conducted primarily in Spanish) and one group of students in an introductory American politics class
Trained in communicative language teaching

Advised a cohort of first-year students about course selection and co-led monthly sessions on academic life

Investigated cases of forced disappearance during the armed conflict in Guatemala in digital archives and presented progress at weekly meetings
Translated 60+ multi-page declassified historical documents from English to Spanish, and recorded relevant information into a final project and presented findings at a public event hosted at Haverford

Coordinated trials for Honor Council, Haverford's student governmental body in charge of the Honor Code
Communicated with involved parties and the Dean of the College regarding resolution completion while maintaining the confidentiality of all involved parties

Provided writing and editing support for students' written Spanish assignments at all levels
Trained in supportive teaching strategies

Reviewed and drafted summaries of medical records at law firm specializing in bicycle law and personal injury
Organized legal files, greeted clients, answered the phone, and performed assorted office tasks, including mail and bank errands