Gladis Herst

Background

About Gladis Herst

I am a mission-driven social justice advocate with 8 years working in higher education, international affairs, and the nonprofit sector. I am best known for my empathetic spirit, resourcefulness, and solution-oriented thinking.My achievements include: Developed, implemented, and facilitated three digital courses on career readiness for over 600 students participating in internships. Coached and mentored 200+ students and early career professionals, including leading mock interviews, job search strategy sessions, cover letter and resume reviews, and LinkedIn strategy. Advised 800+ international students and alumni on F-1 and J-1 visa regulations, employment benefits, and university policies as a Designated School OfficialAs a DEI Champion, I am a firm believer that every individual deserves to have access to resources that will enable them to live a full and satisfying life. I strive to be eudaimonic in my life and work. I define eudaimonia as a state of human flourishing found through acts of virtue, excellence, and a belief that all humans have the ability to reach their highest potential. My specialties include working with nontraditional, undocumented, and underrepresented international students. I understand how to navigate complex systems and thrive in being able to find creative solutions.My skills and expertise include: Project Management Program Development Event Coordination Volunteer Outreach Community Engagement Coaching & Mentorship Research Collaboration Work Management Platforms: Asana, Trello, Monday.com, and ClickUp