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Sacramento, California, United States

- Part of the Interpretive Planning and Programs Section of the Interpretation and Education Division at California State Parks Headquarters.- Serve as the coordinator for statewide interpretive programs, including: Junior Rangers, Litter Getters, and Park Panel Program.- Serve as the lead planner and coordinator for interpretation management plan development, and provide guidance, coordination, and support for statewide interpretive and educational activities.- Support the oversight of specific funding programs for interpretive projects, including the Cat K Interpretive Maintenance Program and the Interpretive Exhibit Program.- Assist in developing, preparing, and implementing interpretive training programs and materials for Department staff and volunteers.

Sacramento, California, United States

- Planned, coordinated, implemented, and evaluated all interpretive programming at both Sutter's Fort State Historic Park and the State Indian Museum.- Part of the team tasked with fundamentally reimaging the interpretive fabric for Sutter's Fort SHP, including the writing and vetting of a new Interpretation Master Plan, rewriting major interpretive programming for both school groups and the general public, and providing guidance to front-line staff tasked with accurately interpreting contentious and emotionally distressing histories.- Served as a lead to permanent intermittent staff, seasonal staff, and volunteers, assisting with the oversight of day to day operations.- Facilitated community engagement and institutional partnerships, often surrounding the legacies of historical traumas- Planned large community events, including those planned in close partnership with local Native American community groups and institutions.

Marysville, California, United States

- Conducted studies of built environment cultural resources pursuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.- Participated as a member of interdisciplinary teams reviewing transportation projects across the North Region of Caltrans (Districts 1, 2 and 3)- Identified and evaluated historic built environment resources within the development of transportation projects.- Identified and analyzed potential project impacts to significant built environment resources.- Helped develop and recommend measures to avoid, minimize, and mitigate project impacts on built environment resources.

San Francisco Bay Area

- Assistant Producer of the PBS American Experience documentary, "The Movement and the 'Madman."- Consultant for the independent documentary, "The Boys Who Said No: Draft Resistance During the Vietnam War."- Researched and wrote building and business histories for private individuals and businesses.

San Francisco, California, United States

- Worked as an educator in historical, outdoor educational programs for grade school and middle school students.- Coordinated bookings between schools and National Park Service staff.

Greater Los Angeles Area

- Prepared reports and documentation in compliance of local, state, and national historic preservation law.- Tasks included: conducting surveys, performing evaluations, conducting historical and current property research, writing and researching historical contexts, preparing CA DPR forms, applying the Secretary of the Interior's standards, applying CEQA, applying SurveyLA findings, and conducting client and community interactions.- Worked both collaboratively and independently in all areas, including: research, writing, editing, and outreach.

San Francisco Bay Area

- Wrote a history of urban planning in San Francisco published by the Department on the occasion of the centennial of the Planning Commission.- Designed and conducted the “San Francisco Planning Department Oral History Project,” totaling 30+ interviews, 50+ hours of recordings, and 800+ pages of material, now archived at the San Francisco Public Library.- Wrote a chapter of the Mission Public Life Plan covering the long and contested cultural history of Mission Street, synthesizing academic and community-generated narratives into a broad, accessible text.- Designed and conducted the “Mission Public Life Plan Oral History Project,” with community member and community group participants, now archived at the El Tecolote / Acción Latina archives.- Prepared historical research and outreach material for various long-range planning efforts.- Contributed to ongoing Historic Preservation work, including plaque text and landmark designation reports.

San Francisco Bay Area

San Francisco Bay Area

San Francisco Bay Area

Greater Los Angeles Area

- Developed and taught an original curriculum for UCLA undergraduate students on the histories of city culture, spatial justice, and urban planning.- Taught college-level writing, historical analysis, and research skills- Prepared original lectures, facilitated complex discussions, and assessed student performance

- Organized lesson plans, facilitated group discussion, and provided individualized student support, designed projects through online-learning platforms, and coordinated with professors and other Teaching Assistants.- Oversaw 60-75 students each academic quarter in large-scale courses across a wide range of subjects.

Greater Los Angeles Area

San Francisco Bay Area

- Taught and tutored the SAT, ACT and SAT Subject Exams.- Worked with students with a wide range of educational preparation and cultural backgrounds around both the San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California.

San Francisco Bay Area

- Coordinator of orientation programs for new transfer and fall-admit students, helping oversee a staff of 50 orientation counselors.- Planned and implemented staff training programs.

- Served as a representative of the university introducing new students and their family to campus resources.- Received extensive training in diversity and inclusion.

Master'S Degree, American History (United States)

Research areas focused on history of California, historic mythmaking and memorialization, urban planning and development politics.

Ba, History

Activities and Societies: Berkeley ACLU, CalSO (Student Orientations) / New Student Services, KALX Radio Graduated with Academic.