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EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Los Angeles, CA Master of Science, fall, 2012
Major: Geographic Information Systems and Technology
Relevant Courses: Field Techniques; Concepts for Spatial Thinking; Remote Sensing; Spatial Databases; Spatial Analysis and Modeling; WebGIS
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE, New London, CT Bachelor of Arts, spring, 2007
Major: Biology (Concentration in Marine Biology)
Minor: Mathematics
Relevant Courses: Marine Mammal Studies; Animal Behavior; Marine Ecology; Comparative Animal Physiology; Tropical Biology; Invertebrate Biology; Organism Biology; Marine Pollution; Genetics; Environmental Studies as a Natural Science
CERTIFICATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS
NYSDEC Wildlife Rehabilitator, Class I • Member: OCEANA (2010 to Present) • Eagle Scout •
USCG Fisherman Basic Safety Training
WORK EXPERIENCE
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County, Suffolk County, NY
Stormwater Technician May, 2008 – Present
• Survey, monitor, and sample outfalls draining to New York State waters by land, boat, or kayak
• Document outfalls using GIS field devices, digital photography, and field survey datasheets
• Manage field data; collect water samples in varying weather conditions; run samples in a sterile lab
• Import field data into Access and spatial databases; create metadata
• Project uploaded and imported data in ArcGIS 9.3.1/10.0; apply analysis tools when needed
• Label public storm drains with the phrase “No Dumping, Drains to Bay”
• Construct a GIS habitat suitability model for eelgrass restoration in Long Island Sound
• Educate and assist coworkers in use of ArcGIS 9.3/10.0 applications and tools
• Present progressive and completed reports before town executives and project funding partners
The Maritime Aquarium, Norwalk, CT
Part Time Educator November, 2007 – November, 2008
• Educated groups of all ages in marine science and environmental conservation
• Fed marine animals used in education; participated in aquarium outreach programs
• Operated live remote camera over Long Island Sound for annual seal census
• Worked with crew on Research Vessel Oceanic in sampling on public cruises
• Recorded data on vessel; communicated clearly with public, crew, and captain
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County, Suffolk County, NY
Hatchery & Research Assistant November, 2007 – May, 2008
• Grew algae in a sterile laboratory; Fed shellfish for research study
• Built holding tanks; assisted in transportation of shellfish to aquatic ecosystems
• Assisted in plumbing and maintenance of aquatic ecosystems in the hatchery
• Data entry and analysis of summer, 2007 Long Island Sound lobster research
Marine Science Educator October, 2007
• Developed lesson plans for future classes in fishing education and marine science
• Imparted fishing education plans to staff for use in the classroom and outdoors
Head Camp Counselor summers, 2002 - 2005
• Prepared daily age appropriate lessons for children in marine biology
• Led counselors in supervising groups; Provided first aid
• Communicated with parents; answered questions and explained problems
• Created PowerPoint presentation on marine mammals; Presented 14 times (summer, 2005)
COMPUTER SKILLS
Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access; Statistics package; ArcGIS 9.3.1/10.0; TerraSync; Adobe software;
HTML; CSS; JavaScript; Notepad++; Silverlight; ArcGIS Server 10.1; IDRISI
ADDITIONAL SKILLS
Small boat trailering and operation; Digital photography; Experienced kayaking;
Off-road and beach truck operation; Levelogger field data collection; Trimble field devices;
Experience presenting to large groups
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