Natalie Watson

Provided comprehensive administrative support for the Selmer Center, including distance learning facilitation, student worker coordination, and exam proctoring. Managed course creation, textbook adoptions, student orientation, and assisted with planning and registration for various center activities.

Taught introductory undergraduate philosophy courses using face-to-face, hybrid, and online instructional methods. Developed and delivered curriculum for courses such as Introduction to Philosophy, Ethics, and World Religions.

Instructed undergraduate courses in Religious Studies and Women's & Gender Studies, primarily through online instructional methods. Designed and taught courses including Introduction to Religion and Women, Gender, & Religion: The Divine Feminine.

Taught introductory undergraduate courses in Religious Studies, utilizing face-to-face, hybrid, and online instructional methods. Focused on topics such as Introduction to World Religions.

Taught undergraduate philosophy and religion-related courses across various campuses, primarily using face-to-face instructional methods. Courses included Survey of World Religions and Introduction to Ethics.

Managed a HUD-funded re-housing program, providing outreach and case management to homeless families with children. Responsibilities included client interviews, needs assessments, assistance plan development, and comprehensive case management.

Investigated allegations of child abuse and neglect, assessing safety concerns and providing quality case management to achieve permanence for children within their families. Maintained a caseload of 30+ families, conducted interviews, and made court appearances.

Provided quality in-patient care across various units, including Child & Adolescent, Acute Men's and Women's, Detox, Drug Addiction, & Mood Disorder units. Maintained a safe and therapeutic patient environment, documented recovery efforts, and facilitated patient admissions and discharges.

Activities and societies: Phi Kappa Phi, Honor Society

Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Education. Involved in campus activities including Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.

Activities and societies: Intramural Co-Ed Slow Pitch Softball, Basketball, and Flag Football, North Carolina Religious Studies Association, Southeastern Religious Studies Association, Religious Studies Forum and Colloquia, American Academy of Religion

Completed a Master of Arts in Religious Studies. Participated in various intramural sports and academic associations.

Activities and societies: Sociology Club, Psychology Club, Honor Society, Psi Chi, Student Government Association, Inter-Faith Council, and Dean's List

Earned Bachelor of Science degrees in Psychology and Sociology. Actively involved in various clubs and honor societies.