1. Kandice Joyner
22815 Lakeview Drive, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
(509) 449-6723 k.joyner274@gmail.com
Education
University of Washington, Seattle
Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology,Archaeological Sciences Option
Minor in American Indian Studies
Field Methods in Indigenous Archaeology Field School, Grand Ronde, OR July-August 2015
- Worked withthe Confederated Tribes of Grande Ronde
- Learned basic mapping, GPS, GIS, survey, low-impactand traditional archaeological excavation
techniques.
WorkExperience
ArchaeologyFieldTechnician August 2016-Current
SWCA: Environmental Consultants Temporary
 Performshovel probe tests
 Photograph and document artifacts
SalesAssociate
Papyrus, Northgate, WA April 2016- Current
 Assist customers and help create a welcoming environment
 Process shipment and maintain stock
Hall HealthStudentAssistant Fall of 2013-March
2016
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
 Assist Medical staff by maintaining clinic readiness
 Order clinical supplies and stock rooms
VolunteerWork
FieldMethodsinIndigenousArchaeologyLab October 2015-March
-Collect and organize sediment and process artifacts. 2016
-Analyze faunal, botanical, lithic, and historic artifacts.
-Assist in developing public outreach opportunities and future lab work
-Participated in developing poster and presentation forNWAC 2016.
BurkeMuseumEventVolunteer January 2015-Current
-Explain display formuseum attendees.
-Assist with set up and tear down for museum events.
Skills
 Self-starter.
 Quicklearner.
 Possesses variety of skills workingwith teammates.
 Comfortable with a quick pace atmosphere.
 Exhibit useful problem solving techniques and public relation skills.
 Proficientin Microsoftofficeapplications.
 Basic understanding of osteology and faunal analysis.
 Basic excavation, screening, and artifactprocessing techniques.
References
Dr. Don Grayson grayson@uw.edu 206.543.5587
Sara Gonzalez gonzalsa@uw.edu 206.543.9603