Kelly Crowley

Kelly A. Crowley is an enthusiastic and self-motivated young professional with experience in international development and community service.

Having served in Mongolia with the Peace Corps for two years, Kelly immersed herself in the local culture by living as the sole American in a small village, engaging in daily activities like making fires and fetching water to build trust and respect within the community.

During her service, Kelly achieved significant milestones such as designing life skills programs for youth, organizing empowerment camps for young women, securing project grants for local schools, and training incoming Peace Corps Volunteers in public health curriculum.

Kelly is known for her strong relationship-building skills, creativity, and adaptability in resource-constrained environments, making her an engaging facilitator adept at overcoming challenges.

With a Bachelor of Arts in International Development from McGill University, Kelly has also gained professional experience as a Staff Assistant at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and as an intern with U.S. Senator Mark Warner and the National Museum of the United States Navy.

Currently seeking new opportunities to leverage her skills and experiences, Kelly A. Crowley can be contacted directly at kellyacrowley3@gmail.com.