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Mirandy McNeely
Project Manager at CauseLabs | Digital Strategist | Social Impact Champion
Mirandy McNeely is a recent graduate with a Bachelor's in International Business and double minors in Photography and Mandarin Chinese. She is a first-generation graduate who is passionate about community outreach and volunteer management.
Mirandy's strengths include individualization, context, ideation, input, and strategic thinking. She values hard work, individualization, and has an entrepreneurial spirit. She has a track record of leadership and excels at research and project coordination.
In her educational journey, Mirandy studied at Cedar Hill Collegiate High School, the University of North Texas for her BBA, International Business/Photography/Mandarin Chinese, East China Normal University for Mandarin Chinese, and Cedar Valley College for an Associate's Degree.
Mirandy has been involved in various organizations such as CauseLabs, Ameson Education and Cultural Exchange Foundation, Alternative Service Breaks, National Residence Hall Honorary, Advocates for Community Transformation, UNT Green Jackets, and National Assocation of College and University Residence Halls, among others.
Her past roles include Executive Assistant, Lead Site Leader, President, Community Engagement Intern, Director of Recognition, SWACURH 2016 Leadership Conference Co-Chair, Resident Assistant, National Communications Coordinator, and Student Assistant at different organizations.
Highlights
I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Strategist | Project Manager at CauseLabs! So grateful for this team and the continued opportunities to learn and grow positive impact.
#TechForGood #BCorp #BtheChange #SocEnt #DoWorkThatMatters
5 Semesters and over 175 residents later, I am honored to have received the Distinguished Service Award from UNT Housing and Residence Life. I have engaged with residents, created inclusive communities, and promoted academic and professional excellence and loved every minute of it. I couldn't have asked for a better staff to serve alongside!
I also have had the privilege of serving as the President of UNT's Elisabeth Brooks Warren Chapter of the National Residence Hall Honorary and I was recognized as the Regional President of the Year.
So thankful for my time in Housing. Thanks UNT!
