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Charlie Short

Housing Support Specialist at Center of Concern

Charlie Short is an individual with a diverse professional background spanning roles in the fields of music, community support, retail, transportation, planning, and education.

He holds an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree in General Studies from Oakton Community College and has also studied Radio, Television, and Film at Northwestern University.

With experience as a Housing Support Specialist at Center of Concern, Charlie has demonstrated his commitment to assisting those in need within the community.

His involvement as a Crew member at Trader Joe's highlights his retail experience and customer service skills.

Notably, Charlie has showcased his musical talents as a Bass Player, Guitar Player, and Singer in Chicago, operating under his self-employed musician status.

Furthermore, he has held positions such as Retail Manager at North Shore Music, Community Relations Manager at Connections for the Homeless, and Guitar Repair Associate at Geoff Benge's Guitar Shop.

In the realm of transportation and planning, Charlie has worked at Alta Planning + Design in various capacities, including Part-time Planning Associate and Planning Associate.

His dedication to promoting bike and pedestrian safety is evident from his role as CDOT Bike and Pedestrian Safety and Education Director at Active Transportation Alliance/Chicago Department of Transportation.

Charlie has also contributed to youth and community initiatives through roles like Youth Job Coordinator at Rogers Park Community Council and Ambassador Coordinator at Active Transportation Alliance/Chicago Department of Transportation.

Moreover, his experience in the music retail sector includes positions such as Sales Associate at Rock and Roll Vintage, Guitar Sales/Repair Associate at Chicago Music Exchange, and Guitar Sales/Repair Associate at Guitar Works Ltd.

With a dynamic background encompassing music, retail, community support, and transportation planning, Charlie Short brings a unique blend of skills and expertise to the various roles he undertakes.

Highlights

Nov 9 · Chicago Tribune
St. Joseph students invite friends to Wilmette school to pack lunches, toiletry bags for the homeless - Chicago Tribune
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Greater Chicago Area