Alanna Slepomoriy

I was promoted to Project Manager in January 2022 at the University of Houston at Sugar Land and Katy sites. For both sites, I supervised and managed staff, hired new talent, communicated with internal and external clients, oversaw facility, building, and auxiliary operations, coordinated department inventory purchases, scheduled event and academic activities, strategized, and ensured compliance.

Diversity Over Division is a collaboration between UH at Sugar Land and Fort Bend County Judge KP George. I worked with them to develop programming during the pandemic. I managed multiple projects with various teams of volunteers, conducted market research and presented a strategic marketing plan, and assisted with the programming of county-wide art competition for K-12 and College-level students.

I worked as an intern for THS. I developed virtual and on-site event programming, including the production of live shows, and assisted with community outreach, market research, and data collection.

I served as Program Coordinator for the University of Houston at Sugar Land until I was promoted to manager. I coordinated all event and academic scheduling, including special event planning, handled cash and banking deposits, provided admin support including mail, general intake through phone and email, guided tours, filing, and creation of reports.

I worked for Quest Personnel Resources, Inc. as a temporary worker before being hired by the University of Houston. I provided support to the department through data analysis, entry, and research. I also organized orientation programs, created graphic designs, and assisted with filing.

I worked part-time at CAMH while completing my undergraduate studies. I managed inventory, restocking, and cataloguing of merchandise. I also provided quality customer service while promoting CAMH exhibits, membership, and related
programming.

Specialized in nonprofit and for-profit management, including budgeting, fundraising, marketing, and executive leadership.
Served on the Arts Leadership Alumni & Student Association (ALASA) Executive Committee (2020–2022).

Focused on fine arts practice with an Honors College core curriculum in philosophy, debate, and history.