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1. MAUREEN JOY MILLS
CONTACT INFORMATION EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
16 Tiburon Court
Over 20 years of progressively responsible experience in environmental
Annapolis, MD 21403
410-626-0324 Home planning and environmental management. Serve as deputy project
443-926-7939 Fax manager and environmental task manager on transportation planning
mjbmills1@comcast.net and implementation projects. Technical responsibilities include
conducting and supervising on-site evaluations for biological and natural
EDUCATION resource management aspects of transportation, public works, and land
Graduate Studies development projects and permits and the preparation of supporting
College of Marine Studies, environmental documents and project team and agency coordination
University of Delaware (Lewes, DE) pursuant to the requirements of NEPA typically in the form of ecological
and wildlife investigations/studies/assessments and reporting including
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Lebanon Valley College technical editing, copyediting, and technical document production. Also
(Annville, PA) 1982 frequently participated or supervised citizen input meetings and advisory
scoping meetings.
High School Diploma
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Annville-Cleona High School
(Annville, PA) 1978 Parsons Transportation Group
100 M Street, SE
ADDITIONAL TRAINING/COURSES Washington, DC
UAV Flight School – Introduction to
8/27/1990 - 6/22/2010
UAV Fundamentals (logged 5 hours
as external LOS pilot of sUAV) Principal Environmental Planner
nd
2 U.S. RC Flight School – Solo
Flight Course Prepared NEPA documents, including CatExs, EAs, EISs, FONSIs,
Anti-Terrorism (AT) Level I RODs, NOAs, and NOIs with the environmental planning group for
Awareness Training Federal and state transportation agencies. Additionally responsible for
AETC – Basic Expeditionary Airman wetlands, natural resources, and water quality investigations on NEPA
Orientation Course (BEAOC) projects.
AETC – No FEAR Act Training
AETC – Privacy Act (PA) Awareness
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) – Customs and Border
AETC – Use of Force (UOF)
AETC – DOD Combating Trafficking Protection (CBP) – Client Coordinator
in Persons (CTIP) Provided remote contractor-level support to Program Management Office
AETC – Explosive Ordnance (PMO). Reviewed and coordinated the production of NEPA documents,
Reconnaissance (EOR) Course
such as EAs and FONSIs as well as the correspondence with Federal,
AETC – Information Assurance (IA)
2007 state, and local resource and review agencies and public entities for
AFSO21 Awareness Course CBP. For the comprehensive environmental program support of all new
CIP – Iraq in Perspective CBP projects under ARRA, responsible for backchecking responses to
Gas Mask Training (Pentagon) client comments and standardization of text in NEPA environmental
Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) documents for more than 20 proposed new Land Ports Of Entry
Self-Aid/Buddy Care Training (LPOEs).
Suicide Awareness Training
Action Officer: Orientation for Also prepared regulatory agency consultation letters and CatEx
Congressional Actions packages as well as reviewed Threatened and Endangered (T&E)
Essentials of Communicating with Species Surveys and Wetland Delineation Reports in accordance with
Diplomacy and Professionalism the appropriate regulations (Section 7 of the ESA, Section 404 of the
Conflicts of Interest CWA, Section 106 of the NHPAct, Section 4(f) of the DOT Act) and the
Quality Improvement Fundamentals DHS Management Directive 023-01 as well as NEPA.
Project Management Training
Workplace Ethics Training
Workplace Safety Training Department of Defense (DoD) – Headquarters Air Force (HAF) –
Workplace Sexual Harassment Program Manager / Community Planner
Training Provided DoD contractor-level program support to Air Force Office of the
Civil Engineer, Programs Division, Bases & Units Branch for
CERTIFICATIONS
DCS/Logistics, Installations, & Mission Support (A7CPB), working on-site
FAA-certified Private Pilot, Single- at Air Staff’s Crystal City, VA office location (technically, assigned to the
Engine Land (SEL)
Pentagon).
FAA-issued Second Class Medical
Certificate Broad experience in environmental planning enabled effective
US Navy-qualified Master Skipper engagement in professional interaction with a wide range of Air Force
(E qual) officers as well as civilians/contractors at Air Staff. Performed a wide
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2. MAUREEN JOY MILLS
COMPUTER/SOFTWARE SKILLS range of Action Officer functions, including administration of taskers
Microsoft Office Suite (e.g., SAF/IEI Tasker: Mission Directives and Secretariat Delegations)
(Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and working on formal taskers (NEPA Cooperating Agency Reports,
Project. SharePoint Server, Housing Privatization Phase II at Hickam AFB and Bellows AFS -- ROD
Outlook)
Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional
Review and Coordination).
Adobe Illustrator CS2
WordPerfect Office Responsibilities included program and project-level advisory/assistance
SureTrak Project Manager 3.0 services on Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP) for NEPA
Lotus Organizer and Base Re-alignment and Closure (BRAC) projects at Major
Commands (MAJCOMs), including Special Operations Command
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS (SOC), Air Combat Command (ACC), and Pacific Air Forces (PACAF);
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Field Operating Agencies (FOAs), including AF Legal Operating Agency
Association (AOPA) (AFLOA)/JACE and Secretary of the Air Force General Counsel
National Association of Flight
Instructors (NAFI)
(SAF/GCN); and installations, including Cannon AFB (New Mexico),
Academy of Model Aeronautics Nellis AFB (Nevada), and Andersen AFB (Guam), as well as functionals
(AMA) at the Pentagon. Also coordinated with other military services, including
U.S. Army and U.S. Navy, other personnel, and other Federal
LANGUAGES agencies/entities, including U.S. EPA and CEQ.
English
German Worked independently and in small and large teams to provide
Urdu (recently started) specialized technical and environmental expertise, regulatory
interpretation, project management, research, and document review on
HONORS numerous complex and time-sensitive assignments, including EISs, EAs,
Cambridge Who’s Who® Registry of and Programmatic Agreements (PAs), as well as Red Packages, Staff
Executives, Professionals and
Summary Sheets (SSSs), and 5X8s for 2- and 3-letter signatures.
Entrepreneurs (2010-2011)
Who’s Who Among Young American
Professionals (1992-1993) McCRONE, INC.
20 Ridgely Avenue
AWARDS Annapolis, Maryland
National Weather Service, National 10/16/1989 - 7/10/1990
Oceanic and Atmospheric Environmental Scientist II
Administration – U.S. Department of
Commerce – Severe Weather Conducted on-site evaluations within Maryland under the guidelines of
Observer's Program – Special the Federal Manual for Identifying and Delineating Jurisdictional
Service Award Wetlands.
Aircraft Owners and Pilots
Association – Severe Weather
COLLEGE OF MARINE STUDIES - UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
Program – Skyspotter Award
700 Pilottown Road
Lewes, Delaware
5/25/1984 - 9/28/1989
Marine Scientist I
Conducted research projects coordinated with the Delaware DNREC and
Delaware Sea Grant Program.
COLLEGE OF MARINE STUDIES - UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
700 Pilottown Road
Lewes, Delaware
9/23/1983 - 5/24/1984
Technical Aide
Assisted in research projects sponsored by the Delaware DNREC and
Delaware Sea Grant Program.
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3. MAUREEN JOY MILLS
WETLANDS ECOLOGY TEAM
209 Shipcarpenter Street
Lewes, Delaware
6/29/1989 - 7/31/1989
Staff Scientist
Conducted property mitigations for a commercial site near Wilmington,
Delaware, and coordinated the mitigation of salt marsh with the
Delaware DOT.
COASTAL & ESTUARINE RESEARCH, INC.
700 Pilottown Road
Lewes, Delaware
6/7/1986 - 6/8/1986; 6/14/1986 - 6/15/1986; 10/24/1987; 10/31/1987;
11/21/1987; 11/29/1987
Field Scientist
Assisted in revegetation/shore stabilization project in Queen Anne’s
County, Maryland.
HALOPHYTE BIOLOGY LABORATORY
700 Pilottown Road
Lewes, Delaware
6/11/1985 - 6/13/1985; 4/28/1988 - 4/29/1988; 6/29/1989, 7/16/1989,
7/31/1989, 9/29/1989, 10/27/1989
Field Scientist
Assisted with mitigation projects in Delaware and Connecticut, and work
for the USACE (Vicksburg, Mississippi).
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION (SAIC)
615 Oberlin Road
Raleigh, North Carolina
11/30/1984 - 12/5/1984; 12/8/1985 - 12/13/1985
Hydrographic Technician
Assisted with research on offshore cruises along Continental
Shelf/Middle Atlantic Bight.
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