Wildland Firefighter (Forestry Technician)
CurrentFirefighter 1 and EMT on a 15-person fuels and suppression module. Current Incident Qualification Card.
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Elizabeth Reece Baker is listed as Land Conservationist | Writer | Photographer | Activist at U.S. Forest Service, a with 17599 employees, based in Denver, Colorado, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at mhyc.net and a matched LinkedIn profile for Elizabeth Reece Baker.
Elizabeth Reece Baker previously worked as Wildland Firefighter (Forestry Technician) at U.S. Forest Service and Senior Crew Leader at Mile High Youth Corps. Elizabeth Reece Baker holds Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Anthropology, Spanish, Linguistics from Colorado College.
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I am a passionate and bilingual graduate who is heavily involved in my Denver community. In the scientific realm, I have experience in archaeology, land conservation and stewardship, outdoor education and activism, conducting and reviewing research, and anthropology. On the creative side of things, I have done work in storytelling and art as activism, photography, teaching art, writing, and journalism. My advocacy and social justice involvement centers around affordable housing and housing justice, harm reduction and public health, and mutual aid and community building. Let's chat!
Listed skills include Cultural Anthropology, Social Anthropology, Applied Linguistics, Spanish, and 36 others.
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Shawnee, Colorado, United States
Firefighter 1 and EMT on a 15-person fuels and suppression module. Current Incident Qualification Card.
Denver, Colorado, United States
Provided ongoing support for the Land Conservation program at Mile High Youth Corps. Assisted Crew Leaders and Corpsmembers of the Trail and Sawyer crews. Assisted in project partner planning and communication.
Denver, Colorado, United States
Worked on a conservation crew that performed maintenance, restoration, and building of trails in different parks and open spaces in Colorado. Elected as the Accountability Team Leader and served as the liaison between fellow Corpsmembers and Staff. Earned the "Corpsmember of the Month" award, as well as the "Photo of the Month" award.
St John, Kansas, United States
I served as a Volunteer, Advocacy, and Awareness Program participant for Bike & Build. During this time, I was located in St. John, Kansas, working for Stafford County Economic Development. I worked to construct, improve, and maintain homes for an affordable housing project. During this time, I also worked in an informal social media and communications role, taking photographs and videos, creating content, and writing 3-front page articles for the local newspaper.
Denver, Co
I led students in educational and hands-on gallery tours, managed the studio space for students, children, adults, and families to participate in their own art-making experiences. I worked across the Department of Learning and Engagement in Family and Community Programs, Studio and Artist Programs, and Adult Programs. As a Program Facilitator, I served visitors of diverse backgrounds and abilities, providing a unique experience tailored to the visitor's needs and desires.
Researched, wrote, and edited online articles for The Borgen Project, a nonprofit that focuses on social justice. Covered topics ranging from peacemaking to food insecurity to racial discrimination.
Colorado Springs, Colorado Area
I worked as the liaison between students and faculty in the Anthropology department of Colorado College. I spent time in the office and classrooms, as well as extended time in the field assisting professors and students. I served as a mentor for students and alumni and worked with 8 to 10 faculty members at once.
Colorado Springs, Colorado Area
Directed and motivated an orientation service trip for first year students; Resolved interpersonal conflicts and medical concerns while in the backcountry. Advised students in Language and Culture course, registering for classes, and social and academic adjustment
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Sold bikes, clothing, and accessories; Helped with basic bike maintenance. Dedicated time to fit and tune each bike for every customer to ensure satisfaction with each purchase.
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Janice Sam
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Luis Padilla
Colleague at U.S. Forest ServiceWhittier, California, United States
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Melanie Hobgood
Colleague at U.S. Forest ServiceMissoula, Montana, United States
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Brance Morefield
Colleague at U.S. Forest ServicePortland, Oregon, United States
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Mona Tomomitsu
Colleague at U.S. Forest ServiceDurango, Colorado, United States
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Carlos Diniz
Colleague at U.S. Forest ServiceAuburn, Alabama, United States
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Jeff Uebel
Colleague at U.S. Forest ServiceCorvallis, Oregon, United States
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Cassie Kinnard
Colleague at U.S. Forest ServiceFort Bragg, California, United States
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Sarah Oakman
Colleague at U.S. Forest ServiceTaos, New Mexico, United States
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Activities and Societies: Delta Gamma, Rugby, Order of Omega, Phi Sigma IotaCum Laude 2017 graduate of Colorado College. Double majored.
Completed a two-month archaeological dig in the interior of Alaska. Practiced GIS data mapping, archaeological field excavation technique.
Activities and Societies: Captain of the crew team Designer and Director of Theater Set ProductionGraduated with a 4.0
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Elizabeth Reece Baker works for U.S. Forest Service.
Elizabeth Reece Baker is listed as Land Conservationist | Writer | Photographer | Activist at U.S. Forest Service.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @mhyc.net for Elizabeth Reece Baker at U.S. Forest Service.
Elizabeth Reece Baker is based in Denver, Colorado, United States while working with U.S. Forest Service.
Elizabeth Reece Baker has worked for U.S. Forest Service, Mile High Youth Corps, Bike & Build, Denver Art Museum, and The Borgen Project.
Elizabeth Reece Baker's colleagues at U.S. Forest Service include Grace Wu, Janice Sam, Luis Padilla, Melanie Hobgood, and Brance Morefield.
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Elizabeth Reece Baker holds Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Anthropology, Spanish, Linguistics from Colorado College.
Elizabeth Reece Baker is listed with skills including Cultural Anthropology, Social Anthropology, Applied Linguistics, Spanish, Spanish Literature, Leadership Development, Team Leadership, and Organizational Development.
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