Deryn Wagner, Leed Ap Email & Phone Number

Boulder, Colorado, United States

Boulder, Colorado, United States

Facilitation and public engagement for both national and local public lands projects.

Colorado, United States

With a focus on public lands management, our expertise includes strategic planning, project and program management, group facilitation, community engagement and values-based decision-making. We excel at structuring processes that motivate individuals and teams to craft and achieve shared goals. We have demonstrated experience in youth engagement and designing inclusive public involvement opportunities. See www.dwcollaborative.com to learn more.

Boulder, Colorado, United States

Youth engagement, trainings and strategic partnerships

Boulder, Colorado

Design and planning leadership through introduction of new products and services, workgroup supervision, team health and wellbeing, change management and consensus building, strategic planning, inclusive engagement, public relations and communications, frequent interfacing with elected and appointed officials, program and project management, workplanning and budgeting

Boulder

Master planning, strategic leadership, facilitation, public and staff engagement, recreation planning, resource stewardship, supervision

Open Space And Mountain Parks

Trails and recreation planning, interagency partnerships, acquisitions planning, environmental planning, graphic design, facilitation, public process, youth engagement, workshop planning and execution.

Boulder, Colorado

Program management, grants administration, community organizing, inter-agency meeting facilitation, partnership building, multi-modal transportation and transit assistance for low-income individuals.

Lakewood, Colorado

For national park units around the country, I led and supported interdisciplinary design and planning teams to improve multimodal transportation systems in our parks. This work included ongoing consideration for the ways transportation can help protect significant resources, enhance visitor experiences, and promote financial sustainability. Project elements often included public engagement, workshop and meeting facilitation, conference/event planning, consensus-based decision-making, site planning, design guidance, trail planning, traffic safety, cultural landscape preservation, historic preservation, and written and graphic communication.Projects included:- Conference planning for the National Capital Region Traffic Safety Symposium- Bryce Canyon National Park Multimodal Transportation Plan/EA- Bryce Canyon National Park Multi-use Path/EA- Glacier National Park Corridor Management Plan/EIS- NPS Sustainable Transportation ToolAchievements:- Creation of monthly "T(ransportation) Talks" for the NPS Transportation Division- Interagency meeting/negotiations regarding air tour management- Contract management and graphic recording for DC-area traffic safety symposium- High-profile workshop facilitation for 300 NPS employees in upper levels of agency leadership.- Ongoing integration of new communication tools into all projects.

Master planning, adaptive reuse and redevelopment for historic military landscape; workshop facilitation, public comment analysis, plan and report writing, graphics and mapping, website design support for user interface.Achievements:- Spearheaded the development of a Student Employee Network for the National Park Service, including a survey of 3000+ student employees and the development of web-based resources and committed leadership, on a shoestring budget.-Conference planning for the first regional conference for federal planners sponsored by the American Planning Association

As part of an independent fellowship on Neighborhood Sustainability Indicators, I produced research and recommendations for City of Denver on assessing the environmental sustainability of existing neighborhoods using relevant indicators from LEED for Neighborhood Development and other systems and best practices from around the country.Report: “Measuring the Environmental Sustainability of Denver’s Neighborhoods: A Compendium of Relevant Indicator Systems and Recommendations on How Denver Can Better Track Sustainability”

Research, analysis, plan writing, policy development, community engagement, workshop facilitation, and graphic production for Fowler, Colorado - a small SE Colorado town committed to sustainable growth, agricultural preservation and renewable energies.

Teaching assistance, lecture delivery, student advising, and grading for an undergraduate course on architectural history from Renaissance forward.

Provided research and recommendations for re-structuring a graduate class on sustainable land use planning at the University of Colorado Denver - College of Architecture and Planning.

Solar access research, report preparation, covenant compliance and City Council meeting attendance for a mixed-use redevelopment project in Boulder, Colorado.

Helped establish best practices for online management tools for a local developer in the Denver Metro region.

Georgetown, Colorado

Led 3-week backpacking trips for at-risk teens.

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Planned and executed regular and special events for up to 600 people; managed three volunteer guilds of up to 200 people; supported education programs and museum docents; supported fundraising and other development efforts through direct engagement with donors.

Dual Masters, Landscape Architecture And Planning

Activities and Societies: Past National Student Representative to the Federal Planning Division of the American Planning Association; Past.

B.A., English

Activities and Societies: Golden Key Honor Society, UVA Outdoors

Study Abroad, English Literature And Indigenous Politics