Fall Corn maze ticket booth, & snacks & wine bar server.

CM200 - Intercultural Communications (Spring Quarter: May - June 2016)PD160 - Professional Communications (Winter Quarter: February - March 2016)CM111 - Speech Communications (Fall Quarter: October 2015 - December 2015)FW051 - Foundations of Writing I (Summer Quarter: July - September 2015)FW052 - Foundations of Writing II (Spring & Summer Quarters: March - September 2015)PD260 - Professional Development (Winter Quarter: February & March 2015)Took over mid-quarter to finalize and teach the second half of the course in place of a previous instructor.

Solo Academic Campus Librarian for our Green Bay campus since we opened in July 2010.Library instruction, reference, technology troubleshooting, collection development, circulation, copy cataloging and serials, APA consultant, iPads and computer go-to person, writing editor, research assistance, work with Faculty, interlibrary loan, bookstore, marketing and outreach, event coordination, bulletin board creations and book displays, budget management, in-house stress reliever activities, online chat services, substitute teacher, InSights instructor, have been on several campus committees (including the Campus Effectiveness Plan committee - ongoing, grand opening committee, open house committees, and special event committees), motivate students, room reservations, LibAnswers, OCLC Worldshare Management Systems (WMS), managed student and faculty library assistants, and idea share with fellow librarians.During this time I have also been a presenter at professional development library association conferences:* "Flip & Dive Deep into Hybrid/Flipped Library Instruction" I was the panel lead organizer, and presented with co-panelists: Amanda Howell, UW-Whitewater; Kate L. Ganski, UW-Milwaukee; Troy Espe, UW-Stevens Point; and Eric Kowalik, Marquette University @ the 2016 Wisconsin Association of Academic Librarians Conference.* "Library Marketing & Outreach for Small Libraries &Solo Librarians" I co-presented with Maggie James & Nora Craven @ the 2012 Wisconsin Association of Academic Librarians Conference.

Oversee our library system as a whole, and advise, train, and support 26 campus libraries across Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Utah, & Idaho. We have served as a team of four Executives from November 2014, to then just three, and as of December 2015 just two (myself and my counterpart in Minnesota), as Executive Librarians co-leading the 26 campus library network. We lead and work closely at the campus level with our residential and online librarians serving each of our campuses, as well as with corporate, finance, leadership across the regions, and are the lead contacts with our vendors. We serve as librarian representation in Globe's Corporate Academic meetings and Academic Council. We also provide and lead the library sessions and conduct training sessions at regional/state-wide faculty in-services, as well as coordinate and lead various network-wide library committees, monthly and weekly meetings, and daily as needed one-on-one support connections with librarians. Additionally we work with the library budget, create workflow improvements, policies, report statistics, and provide vision, motivation, and direction for the network of libraries.

Worked in technical services with serials cataloging of issues in Voyager, as well as their physical processing, including bindery preparations for shipping out and receiving bound versions when pulling from the current shelves and preparing for the permanent collection. Also aided in projects for professors of the Business School and odd jobs needed at the library behind the scenes.

Solo librarian for the American Indian Studies library, students, faculty, and program in all aspects of the library, as well as providing program support including as the editor/publisher/contributor of the program's newsletter, QuillWorks.

Reference and circulation work at the public desk working with students primarily, and faculty. Also physical processing of reserve articles and folders. And odd jobs needing to be done around the library. Opening and closing responsibilities as well.

Penn State's North Orkney Population History Project funded by the National Science Foundation doing research (land/building surveying of croft complexes and properties, as well as transcribing and assisting with conducting oral history interviews) in Westray Orkney Islands (Scotland) - Summer of 2006

Native American student organization, nominated paid position on the leadership team. Organization emails, agenda & minutes for weekly meetings, as well as events co-planning & hosting. Budget planning, proposals, and collaborations.

Cashier in all departments. ID checking tobacco purchasing customers. Stocking & facing shelves daily. Assist with receiving deliveries. Box compacting & bailing. (roughly this time period while an undergrad and working for the libraries and Wunk Sheek) State Street location.

Member of the first crew to open this location which was unique on the water as a 2 story restaurant with 2 floors of patios as well.

Ice cream server, deli sandwich maker, candy store clerk. Front & back of the house, customer service, open, close, & property maintaining outside & inside.

Candy, fudge, chocolates, & ice cream store. Headquarters kitchen production for all branches. Kitchen staff, caramel slab scoring, cutting, wrapping, boxing, weighing. Kitchen dishes, mopping, garbage. Kitchen confection preparation. Weekend store clerk. Opening & closing. Serving ice cream.