hoy resume Director SUSBC

1. XAVIER J. HOY


3836 Keokuk St.  Baton Rouge, LA 70805

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EDUCATION
Doctorate of Public Policy May, 2017
Mandela School of Public policy

Master of Arts Degree in Political Science July, 2005
Southern University, Mandela School of Public Policy

Baton Rouge, LA

Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science / Economics August, 2003
Southern University, Mandela School of Public Policy

Baton Rouge, LA

Relevant Training: Research, Public Policy, Political Communications, Quantitative Techniques in
Political Science, International Relations, International Political Economy, Foreign Policy, Quantitative
Analysis, Professional Writing & Communication, Political Writing, International Economics, Advanced
Econometrics, Labor Economics, Advanced Microeconomics, Advanced Macroeconomics, Business Law,
Constitution Law, Comparative Government, and Public Administration
WORK EXPERIENCE
Field Supervisor Feb. 2012- Nov. 2012
Nationwide Political Campaign
Responsible for supervising field campaign operatives in Ohio, Florida, and NC.
Handled Communications and directives for field operatives and reported directly to regional and national
campaign directors.

Visiting Professor Aug. 2006- Jan. 2012
Nelson Mandela School of Public Policy
Responsible for facilitating class lectures, grading course work, and composing and proctoring exams.
Over 2500 earned teaching hours in the following courses: Public Policy, Political Communications,
Quantitative Techniques in Political Science, Political Writing, American Government, International
Relations, International Political Economy, Comparative Government, Foreign Policy, Women in Politics,
Political Theory, Current Events, Public Administration, and Middle Eastern Politics .


Adjunct Professor Sept. 2005- 2006

Baton Rouge Community College Baton Rouge, LA
Conducted Political Science Classes

2. Primary Researcher April 2004 - July 2005

U.S. Department of Justice Baton Rouge, LA
I researched for formal study on political irregularities in St. Landry Parish, LA. The project involved In-
depth research, preparing formal reports for submission and presentation to both government agencies and
private entities.

Graduate Teaching Assistant Jan. 2004 - July 2005
Nelson Mandela School of Public Policy Baton Rouge, LA
I was responsible for facilitating class lectures, tutoring students, grading course work, and composing and
proctoring exams. I also assisted the chairperson of the Department of Political Science in an
administrative/ executive capacity.

Economic Tutor Jan. 2002 -Dec. 2002
Southern University College of Business Baton Rouge, LA
I assisted college students with macro and microeconomics in a classroom setting; managed the
economics computer lab while assisting students in spreadsheet application and economic statistical
regression analysis.

Intern May 2001-Aug. 2001
U.S. Department of State Washington, D.C.
I was attached to the Office of Inspector General; aided in research and general support staff duties.

Intern April 2000- Aug. 2000
U.S. Department of Labor Washington, D.C.
I was attached to the Bureau of Labor Statistics; assisted staff in minor research, filing, cataloging,
organizing, and general office duties.


PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & SKILLS
Exclusive training in Policy 2003-2005

Seminar in Grant Writing, Southern University, Baton Rouge, LA April 2003

Advanced Research Initiative Training, Dallas, Texas Sept. 2005

Seminar in Grant Writing Chicago, IL Dec. 2007

Computer Skills: E-Views, SPSS, SAS, ECSTAT, MS Access, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, MS Word, ,
and DOS. Research: JSTOR and LN
Well-versed in Internet environment

Leadership: I have exceptional organization, interpersonal, leadership, networking, writing, critical
thinking, and problem solving skills.


References Available upon request