Chris Bartram Email & Phone Number

Winthrop, Wa, Us

Mazama, Washington, United States

I work as a Heli ski guide where I lead, 4-5 day Yurt Trips, Heli Assisted Touring, and 8 run Heli Skiing days. Additionally, I work in the radio room tracking by helicopters and communicating with pilots and guides.

Mazama, Washington, United States

As a Guide with North Cascades Mountain Guides I curate experiences that help my clients realize their goals in the outdoors. Regardless of experiences level or mode of travel I work alongside my guests to design a step by step progression of learning in concert with their climbing and skiing aspirations.

Bend, Oregon, United States

When working with the Tourism, Recreation, and Adventure Leadership program, I co-taught a 10 credit Expedition Course. The course focused on developing leadership skills, group management, and development of technical skills with significant focus on mountaineering. Contracts fulfilled May 2019, May 2023, May 2024.

Mazama, Washington, United States

As the Washington Program Director I oversaw all operations within the state of Washington. This included supervising a team of 35 staff, a $1.5M annual budget, and expeditionary programs that serve 3300 student participant days per year. I worked collaboratively a team of administrators that built collaborations, oversaw human resources, enhanced marketing, developed grants/funding sources, curriculum development, risk management/safety, as well as diversity, equity, and inclusion work at Northwest Outward Bound School.

Orono, Maine

As the Assistant Director of Maine Bound at the University of Maine, I oversaw the program's vision, risk management, program development, as well as manage all professional and student staff.

Orono, Maine

I teach two academic courses for Kinesiology and Physical Education in addition to my role as Assistant Director. KPE-286 - Outdoor Leadership and Facilitation as well as KPE 396 Outdoor Leadership Field Experience.

Orono, Maine

As Coordinator for the Maine Bound Adventure Center, I directly oversaw the climbing wall, land based trips, outdoor orientation programs, equipment rentals, program events, adaptive climbing, as well as marketing for the department. Within this role I spent much of my time developing partnerships between departments on campus as well as with local non-profits and businesses. I worked to facilitate growth in our program as well as the outdoor industry as a whole through these collaborations. In addition, I manage staffing, training, educating, volunteers and scheduling necessary for the program areas I oversee.

Bar Harbor, Me

When working with Acadia Mountain Guides I guided 1-6 clients per day on single and multi pitch climbs as well as on Winter ascents in the Northeast. I design lesson plans for clients ranging from first time to advanced climbers families and camp groups. In addition, I consistently demonstrate a high level of professional competence and ability to instruct technical skills, including, but not limited to: belaying, anchoring, partner rescue in efficient and effective manner. I have consistently exhibited sound judgement and decision making skills when assessing risk and managing climbing sites.

Boone, North Carolina

While completing my graduate degree at Appalachian State University I taught within the Recreation Management and Physical Education program. I designed and instructed 3 academic courses including Introduction to Mountaineering Expeditions, Introduction to Backcountry Skiing Expeditions, and Leadership and Group Dynamics. I focus on using a very experiential learning model including mostly practical assignments coupled with reflection and feedback. Both expedition courses we 90% field based while incorporating written reflections and students teaching while in the field.

Boone, Nc

During my time as a graduate assistant with Outdoor Programs I have had the opportunity to wear many hats. I directly manage the climbing wall supervisors as well as route setting, and monthly inspections of equipment. Managing daily operations includes; staff recruitment and hiring, program scheduling, staff scheduling, inspecting and maintaining climbing wall equipment is also apart of my position. Additionally I develop and facilitate programming for the climbing wall, staff team building and leadership trainings in accordance with desired learning outcomes and the mission of Outdoor Programs. I also direct and initiate growth in biking initiative including development and acquisition of funds. I have also had the opportunity to coordinate and teach the Instructor Development Program consisting of over 40 students working to become trip staff. I collaborate daily with professional staff and peers to develop and implement comprehensive training and evaluation programs for outdoor program employees.

Winter Park, Co

I worked for one year with Ski Patrol at Winter Park. I participated in a month and a half long medical training. Once completed I responded to over 100 clients who were in need of medical attention and evacuation from the resort. Other responsibilities include guest services, fencing, closures, snow stabilization, avalanche mitigation, and trail inspection.

Plymouth, New Hampshire

I was an adjunct faculty at Plymouth State University, teaching two courses for the Adventure Education program. I Co-instructed Leadership and Group Management as well as Wilderness Expedition courses. These courses are split between classroom time and 3 expeditions in the White Mountains backpacking and canoeing. Students work on developing their teaching, facilitating, technical skills and leadership skills over the course.

Leadville, Colorado

I led 10-22 day backpacking and mountaineering courses with a variety of students teenage to middle aged adults in wilderness settings such as the Elks range in CO. I focus on the development of my students intrapersonally and interpersonally growing throughout the course as well as developing there technical skills.

Greater Los Angeles Area

I lead backpacking and outdoor education trips from 5-10 days in length for high school students. Teaching students leadership, environmental consciousness, as well as group dynamics, creating a transformative experience for my students. I have worked with both the seniors and sophomores at the school in groups of 8-12 students alongside a high school teacher.

Winter Park, Colorado

I taught skiing full time to children and adults ranging from advanced to first time skiers in Winter park Colorado. During my time at Winter Park Ski Patrol I became certified PSIA level 1 instructor where we focus on student analysis and teaching as well as movement analysis.

Bethlehem, New Hampshire

I interned at The White Mountain School for 4 months assisting the director of Outdoor education. My responsibilities included gear management, leading 3-5 day field courses and orientation courses, organizing climbing competitions and outdoor education events as well as coaching climbing 4-5 days a week.

Wyoming

Led groups of 8-13 teenagers through the nations national parks throughout Colorado and Utah. My responsibilities included managing the course budget and travel logistics as well as teaching technical skills including backcountry living, climbing, rafting, canyoneering, and environmental awareness.

College Student Development (M.A.), College Outdoor Program Administration

Activities and Societies: Outdoor Programs Graduate Assistant Council for Outdoor Recreation and Education (CORE) Campus Bike Taskforce.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Adventure Education

Activities and Societies: Outdoor Center InstructorAs a student at Plymouth State University, I studied Adventure Education and was.