Natalia S.
Social Work Coordinator & Project Manager | Alumna, University of California, Davis
- Role
- Social Work Coordinator, Project Manager at Aggie Compass Basic Needs Center
- Location
- Davis, CA, US
- LinkedIn followers
- 500 followers
About Natalia S.
As a graduate of the University of California, Davis, with a degree in Community and Regional Development emphasizing Policy, Planning, and Social Services, and a minor in Public Health, I am dedicated to using my background to create meaningful, positive change in my community. Throughout the years, I’ve had the opportunity to work at Aggie Compass: Basic Needs Center at UC Davis, where I was fruitful in tackling mental health, housing, food, and financial insecurities within my student community. As the Center Lead Coordinator and Intake Coordinator at the Aggie Compass Basic Needs Center, a non-profit organization in higher education, I have gained three years of experience in developing exceptional organizational, problem-solving, and communication skills. Now as an alumni, I am currently serving as Social Work Coordinator & Program Manager under Aggie Compass: Basic Needs Center, which has given me a platform to reflect on my personal development, both professionally and academically. I thrive on creating a dynamic impact on my surroundings and am always keen to learn new things, improving my knowledge and skill set. I believe in the potential of producing meaningful solutions, growth, and development.
Experience
Social Work Coordinator, Project Manager
Aggie Compass Basic Needs Center
Mar 2026 — Present · Davis, CA, US
Provide holistic case management and care coordination for students navigating housing instability, food insecurity, financial hardship, and mental health concerns using a trauma-informed, student-centered approach- Serve as liaison between students and campus and community resources, guiding them through complex financial, academic, and social service systems while coordinating emergency housing logistics and facilitating conflict resolution for unhoused students- Lead crisis intervention and advocacy for students in acute distress, connecting them with appropriate legal, mental health, and financial resources while consulting faculty, staff, and administrators on evidence-informed intervention strategies- Maintain comprehensive case documentation, analyze student data trends, and communicate confidential information in compliance with FERPA to ensure coordinated care across campus stakeholders- Contribute to the development of institutional housing support protocols to address evolving student needs and strengthen programmatic responsiveness.
Education
James Monroe High School
High School Diploma
University of California, Davis
Undergraduate, Community and Regional Development
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