Brian Dunne, J.D. Email & Phone Number

Boston, Ma, Us

Boston

Applying project management principles to complex legal matters, including scoping, budgeting, staffing, monitoring, financial reporting, improving processes, and developing internal and external playbooks.Working with key clients to manage legal spend, innovate processes, and offer technology-based solutions.Collaborating with other business support functions to complete RFPs, analyze data, and create new tools and workflows.

Vermont Law School Center For Legal Innovation

I find, evaluate, and provide legal research in the area of Technology and the Law to be used in scholarly works, legislation, academic studies, and curriculum development.

Peabody Veterans Memorial High School

I was employed by the Peabody Public School system as a Security Monitor at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. My duties included perimeter security, patrolling, Security CCTV monitoring, receiving and processing statements, receiving and processing evidence, documenting and processing potential crime scenes, and investigations. I worked alongside one other Security Monitor and a Peabody Police Officer(School Resource Officer) and School Faculty and Staff.

Peabody School District

I worked as a substitute teacher in the Peabody Public Schools system. My duties included accountability of students, maintaining good order and discipline, administrative duties of the covered instructor, and assisting students with work as I was able to. I have worked in classes ranging from Kindergarten to Seniors in high school. Class sizes have ranged from 15-30 students.

Sebago Lake State Park

I managed day to day operations within the waterfront area of Sebago Lake State Park; I was responsible for the overall safety and security of the Day Area of the Park. Operations we were expected to be proficient performing included Missing Persons, Water Retrieval of Passive and Active Drowning victims, First Aid/CPR and AED operation. I worked directly under Park Ranger staff and supervised 5 life guards.As Supervisor, I was responsible for coordinating and planning employee work schedules. I was also responsible for designing, implementing, and enforcing an employee physical fitness plan and standards through daily 60-90 minute workouts that included cardio, Crossfit, circuit training, running, and swimming. We also take time to review rescue and emergency procedures and equipment familiarization drills.Secondary responsibilities included maintaining the grounds of the Day area, including painting equipment, replacing damaged park amenities (picnic benches), trash and litter removal, and operating the Admissions Booth of the Park.

In December of 2012 I was elected by my fellow committee members to become the new Honor Chair for the Spring 2013 semester. The Corps Honor Chair is responsible for overseeing the operation of the Corps Honor Committees, approx 36 cadets across three grades(sophomore, junior, senior), creating and implementing Honor based training for the Regiment(~ 1400 cadets), and serving as the chairman for hearings of cadets accused of Honor violations. The Honor also serves as the formal adviser to the Cadet Colonel and administration on the status and updates of the Honor Code as it is applied in the lives of cadets.

Archives And Special Collections In The Krietzberg Library

I was responsible for the accountability, training, morale and welfare for 30 freshmen 'Rooks' and 4 upperclassmen leaders in a 'platoon' organization. At the end of the Fall 2012 academic semester I was promoted to Corps Honor Committee Chairman and turned over command of the platoon to another cadet leader.

I was responsible for the accountability, training, morale and welfare for 30 freshmen 'Rooks' and 3 upperclassmen leaders in a 'platoon' organization. Following their successful completion of training, they were 'Recognized' as Cadets and fully matriculated into the Norwich University Corps of Cadets.

Northfield, Vt

I was a member of the Military College of Vermont at Norwich University Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Naval Battalion.

While I worked as an Assistant Archivist, I created 'soft' copies of historical documents related to Peabody's founding and existence for the purpose of backing up digital copies for preservation and online-offsite access. Examples of the documents include Birth/Marriage/Death records, publications of the South Danvers Wizard, and publications related to the cities Leather Industry.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Criminal Justice

Activities and Societies: Corps Honor Committee 2012-2013; Rook Leadership, Staff Sergeant, Sergeant First Class, Platoon Leader 2011-2013

Juris Doctorate, Law & Technology, B+

Activities and Societies: Bike ClubAttended Vermont Law School as a student in the Accelerated Juris Doctorate program and specializing.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Ski and Snowboard Club, Destination Imagination