Mckenzie Marceaux

Conduct eligibility reviews and case management for disaster housing programs, maintaining accurate records and ensuring compliance with federal and state guidelines while coordinating housing placements for survivors.

Led a team of disaster case managers, reviewed work products and productivity reports, trained staff, and managed caseloads to deliver long-term recovery services and grant application support for disaster survivors.

Conduct intake and eligibility determination, develop individualized training and employment plans, provide ongoing case management and labor market guidance to jobseekers, and manage reporting requirements.

Served as onsite liaison between survivors and government agencies, conducted site visits and recovery planning, maintained case files and coordinated resources to support permanent housing outcomes.

Managed intake and individualized case plans for diversion participants, maintained electronic case logs, coordinated drug screenings and court motions, and oversaw financial and correspondence processes for the program.

Prepared court dockets and legal documents, coordinated inmate transport and filings with the clerk of court, and maintained communication with attorneys and law enforcement to support felony proceedings.

Filed discovery materials, assisted prosecutors in court, created official correspondence for victims and defendants, and supported misdemeanor case processing and courtroom proceedings.

Assisted with filing legal documents and distributing discovery materials while supporting office communication and clerical tasks during the summer program.

Completed coursework toward an Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice (semesters completed; degree not indicated as conferred).

Graduated high school in May 2012 with coursework preparing for postsecondary studies and workforce entry.