Name:	Christopher Nayve
Title:	Associate Director, Swearer Center for Public Service
Department:	Center for Community Service Learning
Organization:	University of San Diego
Phone:	(619) 260-4217
Fax:	(619) 260-7835
Email:	cnayve [a] sandiego.edu
Address:	5998 Alcala Park Maher Hall 218 San Diego, CA 92110

Brief Biography:
Christopher Nayve, J.D., M.B.A., is currently the Associate Director for the Center for Community Service-Learning at the University of San Diego, and advisor to the Center for Awareness, Service, and Action. His area of responsibility includes training and developing staff to manage over 1,000 students engaged in the community. Additionally, Chris manages the annual social issues committee that has an annual conference that brings over 1,000 participants. Chris was most recently the co-chair of the Inclusion and Diversity committee under the President's Strategic Direction Initiative. Chris is a consultant and trainer in the areas of conflict management, diversity and inclusion, leadership development, organizational change and corporate social responsibility development. He has long partnered with universities to develop their students, leaders and staff. Some of the organizations he has consulted with include Loyola Marymount University, University of Texas at El Paso, San Diego Museum of Art, University of San Diego, the Executive Leadership for the Mayor for the City of San Diego, and Washington Mutual. He holds a Juris Doctorate from the University of San Diego School of Law and a Masters in Business Administration from the School of Business at USD. His legal background focuses on civil rights and social justice education, and his business interest include establishing corporate social responsibility development and management. Chris has extensive community development experience that includes working with the United Nations in Bosnia and coordinating grants from the U.S. Housing and Urban Development. Chris also volunteers with the Southwest Center for Asian Pacific American Law teaching high school students about the law, civil rights, and hate crimes.

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