Experience in field work and office work conducting environmental investigations including pre-project research, management, and oversight throughout Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey; broad background in the MCP and NJAC rules and regulations including working closely with RIDEM and MADEP, design, construction and installation of a range of systems; ability to evaluate and develop solutions to problems in the field; subcontractor acquisition and management; construction supervision; management of non-hazardous and hazardous waste; direction of both technical and non-technical project teams; management, coordination, and administration of projects through all phases while maintaining a strict budget; preparation of documents and figures using the Microsoft Suite and AutoCAD; data analysis and management; record keeping; report preparation and compilation; interfacing with clients directly to communicate project status on a regular basis; balancing multiple projects simultaneously; and overall project management.

Experience in field work and laboratory work in order to characterize coastal and terrestrial environments including assisting in performing routine research work, sample collection, or tests on materials or specimens such as grain size preparation and analysis, grab sample collection, paleomagnetic sampling, core splitting, fossil pollen preparation, data collection and processing of side scan sonar and bathymetry, and aid in research projects and sampling on the URI R/V McMaster, the URI R/V Shanna Rose and the URI R/V Endeavor.

Familiarization with the local and regional lithostratigraphy through detailed measurement and description of stratigraphic sections. Strong emphasis was placed on proper mapping techniques as well as employing the scientific method to explain the origin of geologic features. Included environmental geology and geophysics exercises. Field School took place in Canon City, Colorado and surrounding areas.

Experience involved stratigraphic excavation and mapping of the site, surface collection, screening of site and materials. Also incorporated laboratory work in the processing and documentation of recovered artifacts such as ceramics, litihic artifacts, and human and animal remains. Lectures focused on an overview of Maya civilization and introductions to ceramic analysis, surveying methods, ancient Maya ritual, and ideology.