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Sea Girt, New Jersey, United States

Conducted extensive field work to assess environmental conditions and identify potential risks.Collected samples meticulously, ensuring accurate data collection and analysis.Prepared comprehensive reports detailing findings, recommendations, and regulatory compliance measures.Communicated effectively with clients, vendors, and regulatory agencies to coordinate project activities and ensure compliance with environmental standards.Facilitated smooth communication within the firm, coordinating efforts between project teams, management, and support staff.Managed project timelines, budgets, and resources efficiently to meet client expectations and deliver high-quality results.Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop innovative solutions to complex environmental challenges.Ensured adherence to safety protocols and regulatory requirements throughout all project phases.

Trenton, New Jersey, United States

Facilitated the assessment of natural resource injuries and advancement of restoration projects from concept through complete design, permitting, construction, and post-construction phases.Assisted in the identification of potential natural resource restoration projects and land acquisition opportunities, as well as in the assessment of natural resource damages from hazardous waste.Conducted and assisted in the management of grant programs to restore resources injured by settling parties, including grant projects in the Newark Bay complex, Passaic River, Paulins Kill, and Pequest rivers. Also organized the development of the Hudson-Raritan Estuary Urban Rain Gardens Grant Program.Served as the case manager a number of natural resource damage cases across the state of New Jersey.Facilitated a cooperative partnership between ONRR and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Philadelphia District) in the design and construction of the removal of the Bloomsbury Dam in Bloomsbury, NJ. Assisted in the project management of the Mad Horse Creek Wetland Restoration project, in cooperation with federal trustees, such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the US Fish and Wildlife Service.Advanced the development and maintenance of GIS-based databases of potential and completed projects, including the development of a public-facing ONRR Restoration Project Viewer. Also served as the office’s liaison to the Bureau of GIS, and advanced the training of office staff in GIS software. Served as the ONRR liaison to the newly established NJDEP Invasive Species Workgroup. In this capacity, participated in the development of a state-wide Invasive Species Adaptive Management and Implementation Plan.

Trenton, New Jersey, United States

Assisted and received training in the assessment of natural resource injuries and the advancement of restoration projects through complete design, permitting, construction, and post-construction phases.

Montclair, New Jersey

Assisted in the teaching of lab sections of several biology courses, including: Basic Biological Sciences, Anatomy and Physiology, and Cell and Molecular Biology.Served as one of two Lead Graduate Assistants during the 2018-2019 academic year.

Lake Como, New Jersey

During university breaks, helped develop and implement lesson plans in History, English, and Physical Science courses. Also assisted in teaching special education courses.

Kempton, Pennsylvania, United States

Received exposure and training in aspects of field research and data management in the field of raptor migration science. Conducted research on the movements of Black and Turkey Vultures using GPS satellite tracking and GIS mapping technology. Participated in the American Kestrel Nest-box Program, monitoring the nest box success of this kestrel species in the local area. Conducted the banding of nestlings and the assessment of their body conditions.

Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, United States

Served in this position at Jenkinson's Aquarium during the summer months, and performed similar functions to that of previous volunteer experiences. Represented the facility as a public educator, which included assisting guests with general questions or concerns. Gave presentations during feeding times, and supported the coordination of special events. Aided in behind the scenes duties, including the logging of large animal feedings, the feeding of reptiles, fish, and birds, and the cleaning of large animal exhibits.

Master'S Degree, Ecology And Evolutionary Biology

Activities and Societies: Sigma Xi National Research Honor Society, American Association of University Women During my time at Montclair.

Bachelor'S Degree, Biology

Activities and Societies: Tri-Beta National Biological Honor Society, Gamma Theta Upsilon National Geographic Honor Society, NCAA Division.