Erin Hogeboom

Erin Hogeboom is a highly accomplished individual with a strong educational background. She obtained a Master's degree in Global Affairs, International Relations, and Affairs with Summa Cum Laude honors from New York University, where she also completed a Certificate in Global Affairs. Additionally, Erin achieved Summa Cum Laude honors in her Bachelor of Arts in International Security and Conflict Resolution from San Diego State University-California State University.

In terms of professional experience, Erin has held various roles in different organizations. She served as the Director Of Strategic Partnerships, Community Development, and Network Strategy Manager, and Programs Consultant at the National Girls Collaborative. Her previous roles also include Programs Manager and Coordinator at Feeding America San Diego, Case Management and Logistics Intern at the International Rescue Committee, and Research Fellow at the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace, and Security.

Furthermore, Erin has contributed her skills and expertise in roles such as Editor at EdLab Group, Volunteer Grant Writer at New York Peace Institute and Raising A Reader, Grant Writer at different organizations, Server, Certified Trainer, and Catering Sales Representative at Le Pain Quotidien, and Transnational Security Coordinator and Program Co-Director at NYU Working Group on Women, Peace, and Security. She also served as an Agricultural Volunteer at Peace Corps, Selection Board Member at SDSU College of Extended Studies, Web Intern at Global Majority, and held roles as a Peer-Health Sexual Educator, Academic Mentor, and Residential Learning Communities Intern at SDSU.

Erin's extensive professional background also includes experience as an Intern at Congressional Representative Sam Farr, showcasing her diverse skill set and commitment to various causes and organizations.