Co-host and producer on the Native American radio program Indigitness Voice, which airs live on Sundays from 7-8am MST. Introduce music within different genres, including contemporary and traditional music primarily created by Native American, and Indigenous artists. Conducts and coordinates interviews on air for the show. Shares skills, information, and events relating to resiliency, preparedness, and cohesion. This is an unpaid position in support of public radio.

-Serve as a guide for youth and adults who have health, wellness, and strength goals (mental and physical).-Develop, collaborate, and help implement individual plans for goal achievement.-Train athletes from middle school through collegiate levels to increase overall capabilities, confidence, and work ethic.-Expand, enhance, and manage business operations to impact a wider client base, retain clients, and establish a sustainable market presence.

Work to grow and develop the company's proprietary information with regard to its services and products. Develop the company's content for its educational services and conduct presentations to students, and adults. Develop and update the company's website and other marketing functions. Network and build professional relationships with industry leaders and professionals. Create and conduct handgun training for concealed carry. Create and conduct training for security personnel as an NRA Law Enforcement certified instructor. Also conduct training as an NRA Certified instructor for Basic Pistol and Personal Protection in the Home courses. Conduct other ongoing administrative and operational duties as required to build the company presence and branding.

Promoted to Emergency Preparedness Specialist. Work with the Emergency Response and Crisis Management team to develop and implement plans, drills, and response protocols for emergencies and disasters. Ensure compliance within the district for National Incident Management System (NIMS) requirements and Colorado state law. Train and work with district personnel on their respective emergency preparedness roles and responsibilities. Assess and analyze individual school emergency preparedness plans and provide recommendations based on best practices and standards.Promoted to a patrol position. Patrol Denver Public School district to protect students, employees, and assets. Respond to criminal incidents on school grounds, burglary alarms, and other routine patrol activities to deter criminal activity. Report incidents to district personnel. Work with law enforcement to apprehend and charge individuals suspected of criminal activity.Started in a Campus Security Officer position. Provide support to school administrators for safety and security. Assist with, initiate, and complete investigations surrounding students' criminal or prohibited behavior on school grounds. Provide a direct contact for students concerned with safety and/or security issues. Cooperate with law enforcement, fire department, and emergency medical personnel during incidents occurring on school grounds. Review, update, and revise the school emergency response notebook and emergency response plan required by the district. Participate in school emergency drills, and ensure procedure is followed. Complete reports for incidents occurring on school grounds. Complete training as required by Denver Public Schools Safety and Security Department.