< back 1 2 3 4 5 6 next > |  | Sarah Cuddy | BS/ESCI 2008
| Most recent work:
Forestry Technician, USDA Forest Service
I have worked for the Forest Service for 6 seasons performing various duties. I have worked on a handcrew, an engine and a hotshot crew, while traveling around the Western United States for wildfires.
Because of my time spent with the Environmental Leadership Program and the exposure to outdoor education, I am currently looking to change career paths. I am applying for a NOLS Instructor Course in hopes of pursuing outdoor education in the future.
| | Brendan Galipeau | BS/ESCI 2008
| Most recent work:
Doctoral Student and Research Assistant, University of Hawai\'i at Manoa
In the fall of 2012 I will begin my doctoral studies in environmental anthropology, once again focussing my research on Southwest China and possibly in neighboring areas in Southeast Asia. I hope to continue focussing on similar issues as those in my master\\\'s research including water resources, resilience, and vulnerability.
|  | | Spencer Johnson | BS/ESCI 2007
| Most recent work:
Natural Resource Technician, Forest & Channel Metrics
I conduct stream surveys for fish and fish habitat presence. As a resource technician at FCM, I identify supporting and limiting stream and land characteristics for fish habitat to modify current maps for appropriate land use.
| | Katie MacDiarmid | BS/ESCI 2007
| Most recent work:
Naturalist, Whiskeytown Environmental School
I lead 5th and 6th grade students on daily hiking trips during their week at outdoor science camp. Along the way, we stop to do lessons on various environmental science topics like photosynthesis, the water cycle, tree ID, and land formation processes. We also have afternoon and evening programs (recreation, campfire, night hikes, etc) that I help lead several times a week. Playing games and singing silly songs are also big components of my job.
|  | | Wayne Polumsky | BS/ESCI 2007
| Most recent work:
Physical Science Technician, USDA Agricultural Research Service
I currently conduct and assist in various research projects at the Columbia Plateau Conservation Research Center as a soil science technician. A few of my duties include collecting and analyzing greenhouse gas samples from wheat field plots, determining chemical properties of soil samples, and work with GIS and other modeling programs.
|  | | Aaron Sidder | BS/ESCI 2007
| Most recent work:
Environmental Scientist, Parsons
Author for NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) compliance documents, including environmental impact statements and environmental assessments for federal agencies. I research and write these documents looking at the impacts to a range of environmental topics from a proposed action and the alternative actions. I analyze impacts to geology, vegetation, wildlife, natural soundscape, wilderness, and a variety of other topics. Major projects include a General Management Plan for Everglades National Park and the Elk and Vegetation Management Plan for Rocky Mountain National Park. Occasionally awesome field work is involved in beautiful national parks. Increasing opportunities for projects lending GIS support.
|  | | Jacob DeAngelo | BS/ESCI 2006
| Most recent work:
Cartographer / GIS Specialist, United States Geological Survey
I am working with the Earthquake Studies Team in the USGS in Menlo Park, CA. More specifically, the Geothermal Studies Program. We are working on the first major assessment of all geothermal resources in the western US, AK, & Hawaii in over 30 years. We have been collecting and analyzing data and using what we know to make predictions. These predictions and analyses will guide the focus of geothermal development within the USGS.
|  | | Kristen Emmett | BS/ESCI 2006
| Most recent work:
Science and Technology Project Manager, NatureBridge
*Coordinate implementation of NatureBridge-wide Public Participation in Scientific Research (aka citizen science) and educational technology initiatives
*Lead a cross-campus collaborative team towards science and technology education efforts
*Build relationships with educational technology providers and citizen science organizations
*Collaborate with National Geographic to develop a FieldScope project; an online geographical information system and database to visualize and share data from long-term monitoring programs
*Organize and lead trainings for teachers about educational technology
| | Arista Hickman | BS/ESCI 2006
| Most recent work:
Project Coordinator, Global Environment & Technology Foundation
Helping to manage projects, facilite partnerships and research grants and current environmental issues in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
I traveld to Ethiopia for a start-up workshop for one of my projects and it was a great experience. I am going back in four or five months to check on the project's progress.
|  | | Jessica Bliss | BS/ESCI 2005
| Most recent work:
Farm and Youth Program Facilitator, Village Gardens
I work for a program called Food Works, which employs teens from low-income housing projects in Portland to run an organic farm on Sauvie Island. We sell a lot of what we grow at the Portland Farmer's Market, so come on down and treat yourself to some salad mix! Food Works is part of the Village Gardens, which works with disenfranchised communities to grow healthy food, empower community leaders, and dismantle racism in North Portland. It is great work...
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