Historic Preservation Review Board Kathy Henderson Confirmation Resolution of 2004
PR 15-950

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A PROPOSED RESOLUTION IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

To confirm the reappointnment of Ms. Kathy Henderson to the Historic Preservation Review Board.

RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this resolution may be cited as the "Historic Preservation Review Board Kathy Henderson Confirmation Resolution of 2004"

Sec. 2. The Council of the District of Columbia confirms the reappointment of:

Ms. Kathy Henderson
1807 L Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002
(Ward 5)

as a public member of the Historic Preservation Review Board, established by Mayor's Order 83-119, issued May G, 1983 (30 DCR 3031) pursuant to section 4 of the Historic Landmark and Historic District Protection Act of 1978, effective March 3, 1979 (D.C. Law 2-144; D.C. Official Code § 6-1103), for a term to end July 21, 2007.

Sec. 3. The Council of the District of Columbia shall transmit a copy of this resolution, upon its adoption, each to the nominee and to the Office of the Mayor. Sec. 4. This resolution shall take effect immediately.

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Kathy Henderson
1807 1., Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002
(202) 397-2777 H
(202) 671-2624 W

EDUCATION/PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Certified Addictions Counselor, Training Resources Associates, Washington, DC 2004
B.S. Biology, Howard University, Washington, DC 1997
Certified Mediator, Department of Labor, Washington, DC 2000
Leadership Capacity Building Training, University of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC, 2001

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Excellent organizational skills, detail oriented, keen analytical skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills; skilled in technical writing 
Proven ability to manage diverse programs, innovator, self-starter and quick learner 
Effective interpersonal skills; team oriented, while independently motivated 
Consistently demonstrates initiative, seeks additional responsibilities 
Proven ability to read fluently in Spanish

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Business Administration/Management

Proven ability preparing and implementing budgets
Effectively supervised diverse staffs of up to 71 persons Implemented and managed a transitional One Stop Career Center
Effectively coordinated and directed an educational program for young children Executed purchasing functions for cosmetic department
Planned, designed and initiated store merchandising, including local promotions

Sales

Excelled at cosmetic and fur consulting; extensive retail selling experience 
Effectively utilized sales principles and consistently produced high sales volume 
Achieved number one dollar-per-hour salesperson in the district 
Proven ability handling and resolving client concerns

Communications/Counseling

Skilled in coordinating and executing media events
Skilled in communicating to diverse audiences; Competent Toastmaster
Developed Educational materials, preventing pesticide poisoning in children 
Researched and developed press releases and presented research findings in forums 
Skilled in grant proposal writing
Skilled in therapeutic counseling techniques, conflict resolution and corrective counseling

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Substance Abuse Specialist, District Department of Transportation 
Washington, DC (2003-Present)

Effectively plans and coordinates logistical arrangements for conducting substance abuse testing, analyzes problem areas and develops appropriate recommendations and modifies operational protocols as appropriate; developed a comprehensive substance abuse policy for DDOT, which served as a model for a city-wide drug policy under the auspices of the District Office of Personnel (DCOP)

Member, District of Columbia Historic Preservation Review Board 
Washington, DC (2002-Present)

Thoroughly reviews applications for landmark designation and permits for proposed work within historic districts, ensuring compatibility with District historic preservation laws. Attends community meetings to promote historic preservation.

Manpower Development Specialist, Department of Employment Services 
Washington, DC (2000-2003)

Provided comprehensive client-centered case management delivery, helping clients find solutions to their problems, ensuring access to workforce investment activities. Effectively implemented and supervised D.C. General One Stop Career Center. Served with distinction as an Equal Employment Opportunity Counselor. Effectively served as the Metro Tech Coordinator for the District of Columbia. Recognized for excellent job performance.

Crew Leader, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census 
Washington, DC (1999-2000)

Effectively supervised six employees, promoted twice and featured in the Government Computer News magazine.

Administrative Assistant, District of Columbia Public Schools 
Washington, DC (1999)

Efficiently reorganized and implemented a central filing system, aiding the functioning of the Office of Parent Affairs and represented the Office of Parent Affairs at stakeholder meetings. Recognized for excellent job performance.

Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner 5B10, District of Columbia Government 
Washington, DC (1998-Present)

Serves as an effective advocate for approximately 2100 citizens and as a liaison between citizens, the City Council and the Mayor of the District of Columbia. Created and implemented proactive strategies, such as the Landlord Roundtable Initiative to improve the quality of life for citizens within Single Member District 5B10.

President, Board of Directors, Citiwide Computer Training Center 
Washington, DC (1998-1999)

Provided leadership and guidance on all policy matters governing organization. Presided over all meetings, drafted policies and implemented fundraising strategies.

Project Site Director, Communities In Schools 
Washington, DC (1998-1999)

Administered direct supervision of eight AMERICORPS*VISTA members, sixteen Foster Grandparents, thirty-two federal Work-Study students and fifteen community volunteers at four targeted assisted schools within the District of Columbia. Improved student's reading levels at all four sites, as evidenced by clear documentation.

AMERICORPS*VISTA, Program Coordinator, Communities in Schools 
Washington, DC (1997-1998)

Effectively coordinated a literacy program for elementary school children and conducted tutor recruitment and resource development and professionally supervised twenty-nine individuals. Recognized for excellent job performance and currently part of the national advertising campaign for the Corporation for National Service.

Communications Intern, Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Pesticide Programs, 
Arlington, VA (1996)

Developed creative materials for a national advertising campaign for the purpose of preventing pesticide poisoning in children. Efficiently conducted research and drafted internal memorandums, reports and press releases and conducted presentations for staff.

Vice President, Board of Directors, Park Tower Condominium Association 
Washington, DC (1995-1996)

Provided guidance drafting and reviewing policies and contracts for the Association. Uncovered and analyzed contract irregularities and made appropriate recommendations, which saved the Association $5,300.00. Made recommendations to adjust the Association budget accordingly and strengthened reserves without implementing a fee increase.

Alarmist, Kastle Systems, Inc. 
Arlington, VA (1991-1992)

Responded quickly and appropriately to all alarms and elevator emergencies. Professionally interacted with clients and police under normal and crisis situations.