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Remote

• Performing high-volume recruitment for the National Forest Foundation during a period of rapid growth for the organization.• Implemented a new HRIS to help streamline recruitment and onboarding processes.• Lead internal working groups around DEIB, Employee Recognition, Inclusive Hiring, and Learning and Development.• Served on the Data Governance Review Panel to assist with Technology and Data decision making including those around the topic of A.I.

Salida, Colorado, United States

• Collaborate with land managers including those in the Forest Service, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Bureau of Land Management, the National Parks Service, and non-profit organizations to plan conservation projects and utilize AmeriCorps Volunteers to implement on the ground restoration and trail work in Central Colorado.• Recruitment, interview, and selection of 60+ AmeriCorps volunteers, seasonal field staff, and full-time staff positions. • Supervision of crews annually for Southwest Conservation Corps’ (SCC) Los Valles region, implementing and monitoring Conservation Legacy/SCC policies and procedures while providing mentor-ship for field participants•Manage administrative tasks including payroll, project reporting and field data collection, and AmeriCorps compliance including: enrollment, management and exit forms.

Durango, Colorado, United States

Seasonal Field Leader for Southwest Conservation Corps.• Facilitated spring training season for crew leaders and those in the Crew Leader Development Program.• Led a trail crew conducting basic tread maintenance and new trail construction on the San Juan National Forest• Led two crews of recent-era military veterans on Fuels Reduction, Fire Line, and Tamarisk Removal projects.• Led a chainsaw crew to reduce wild-fire fuels along the Durango - Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.• Led a crew on the Dolores River Restoration Project for Tamarisk removal.

Monticello, Utah, United States

Worked to remove Russian Olive from the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument utilizing chainsaws and herbicide for cut-stump treatments.

National Fellowship Program

Certificate, Emergency Medical Technicial

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Film/Cinema/Video Studies