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EXPERIENCE
Cultural Landscapes Assist. Coordinator | September 2016 – Present (40 hours per week)
Department of the Interior – National Park Service | Seattle, WA
Promoted the stewardship of historic cultural resources through preservation efforts and public outreach
 Collected/migrated data on cultural resources using the Interior’s Content Management System
 Assisted in planning landscape preservation goals for historic features using stored GIS data
 Educated the public through social media by creating/publishing articles on the preservation,
rehabilitation, and restoration of historic cultural resources
Archaeologist (Research Assistant III)| June 2016 – August 2016 (35+ hours per week)
University of California, Berkeley – Department of Anthropology | Berkeley, CA
Studied developments in microscopic techniques for interpreting historic archaeological sites
 Sorted/identified artifacts and biofacts recovered from heavy fraction/flotation
 Analyzed micro-artifacts, faunal/botanical remains, and sediment using polarized light microscopy
 Digitized excavation units and micromorphology samples using Illustrator
 Presented archaeological research and findings to faculty members and donors
Archaeologist (Research Assistant I)| August 2015 – May 2016 (25+ hours per week)
University of California, Berkeley – Department of Anthropology | Berkeley, CA
Engaged in archaeological research investigating the role of gender and race in 19th century Fort Davis, TX
 Conducted laboratory analysis on lithics, glass sherds, ceramic wares, and metal artifacts
 Transcribed/analyzed hundreds of pages of archival documents, census records, journals, and microfilms
 Catalogued/curated thousands of artifacts for permanent/long term storage by the National Park Service
 Wrote/published thesis on historic ammunition cartridges recovered from Fort Davis, TX
Archeologist Apprentice| July 2015 – August 2015 (40 hours per week)
Fort Davis Archaeological Project (Field School) | Fort Davis, TX
Conducted field investigation on the Laundresses’ Quarters and Married Men’s Quarters of Fort Davis
 Surveyed/excavated archaeological units within the site boundary
 Collected/identified artifacts

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 Retrieved soil samples for laboratory analysis
 Interpreted/illustrated stratigraphic soil profiles of completed units
 Wrote/prepared unit reports on artifact contexts/archaeological features
Avionics Journeyman| January 2007 – January 2011 (40+ hours per week)
U.S. Air Force – 56th
Fighter Wing | Luke Air Force Base, AZ
Supported the mission of the 56th Fighter Wing in specific leadership roles
 Oversaw the daily operations and security of all classified materials and facilities located in the 310th unit
as COMSEC responsibility officer (CRO)
 Guided and supervised the training and professional development of 36 new airmen
SKILLS
 Field survey/excavation
 Writing/preparing reports for publication
 Laboratory analysis on lithic, glass, ceramic, and metal artifacts
 Geographic information systems (ArcGIS), Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office
 Limited experience with GPS and total station theodolite (TST) survey
EDUCATION
Bachelors of Arts, Anthropology | May 2016
Concentration in Historical Archaeology (North America)
Graduated with Highest Honors (3.76 GPA)
University of California, Berkeley
AWARDS
Gold Presidential Volunteer Service Award | 2012
For dedicating over 250 hours at the Downtown Women’s Center in Los Angeles, CA
Air Force Achievement Medal | 2010
For meritorious service in the 56th
Fighter Wing