Emily A. Yannarella Email & Phone Number

* Communicates local and state policy on noxious weeds to community members* Provides resources on how to manage weeds depending on specific land use concerns* Identifies noxious weeds and native plant species* Knowledgeable about herbicides targeting weeds in Colorado

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

* Responsible for the safety and well-being of two crew members during seven-day hitches camping on BLM land* Planning fieldwork logistics including driving/hiking routes on public land, prioritizing site data collection, and maintaining a high quality of data* Navigation to field sites using ArcGIS, Google Earth, topographic maps and handheld GPS; adept at driving in 4WD over rough terrain and hiking in poor conditions while carrying field gear* Collected stream morphology measurements, water quality samples, benthic macroinvertebrate samples and assisted crew with riparian plant identification* Meticulous measurements and data collection on iPads using Survey123* Professional communication with field crew, BLM staff, landowners, and the public

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

* Communication between clients and the laboratory to meet the specific client needs for their project* Knowledgeable about EPA testing methods and sample hold times* Finalizing laboratory reports before sending to the client

* Build relationships with clients and provide technical support for their projects* Use my knowledge of wetland ecology and USACE permitting to create solutions* Delineate wetlands and construct mitigation plans* Clear, concise, and researched written reports for client and permitting needs

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

* Prepare hydrology data sets in Microsoft Excel from In-Situ Rugged Troll data loggers* Organizing and entering data correctly from field data sheets* Prepare maps in ArcGIS as representation of the water table level

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

* Travel by car around Colorado to EPA selected sites and then hike to point using handheld GPS, topographic maps, atlas, and satellite images* Determine if site meets wetland qualifications for EPA and set up the assessment area* Dig soil pit 100cm long by 100cm wide and 125cm deep, then horizinate, characterize soil, determine hydric soil indicators if applicable, and take chemistry and bulk density samples* Identify wetland plants to the genus using Colorado dichotomous keys* Take three separate water samples and then use filter to collect chlorophyll-a * Hike in and out of site while carrying personal and group gear (~50lbs) including shovels, soil cores, mallet, Munsell color book, soil knife, iPad, soil sample bags, stapler, water sample kit* Send time-sensitive samples on ice to EPA lab locations within 24 hours of collection* Accurately fill out EPA forms and upload site photos to EPA Sharepoint location* Collaborate daily with crew in the field and while camping together

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

* Communicating with supervisors my questions and concerns regarding the data* Use ArcGIS to extract site measurements* Finding and correcting missing data issues within the data set* Entrusted to protect and maintain original copies of data sheets* Organizing and accurately entering data from field work data sheets* In August, spent time in Yellowstone National Park collecting willow, well and stream gauge data and in October removed fencing around experimental sites using tools including farm jacks, mattocks, shovels, and wire cutters* Hiked to sites while carrying personal pack and group gear (~ 50 lbs), lived in close quarters with coworkers in the field

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

* Accurately document manufacturing activities using ALCOA Plus data collection method* Perform calculations based on pharmaceutical batch record specifications* Follow written standard operating procedures and use current Good Manufacturing Practices in all daily activities* Ascribe to correct clean room gowning requirements depending on the required degree of sterility

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

* Educating the public on the environmental impacts of aquatic nuisance species (ANS) and how individuals can mitigate their risk of spreading ANS* Welcoming a wide variety of visitors and answering their questions related to the park* Inspecting watercraft for ANS by following Colorado Parks and Wildlife procedures* Decontaminating watercraft that are positive or suspect of ANS by using a power washer with boat attachments and explaining the decontamination process to boaters

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

* Responsible for managing four student employees and guiding them in recruiting for their assigned employers* Communicate with partner employers regularly and vet potential employers* Contribute to & attend Career Center meetings and meet individually with student employees to check in* Organize biweekly trainings for Branding & Recruitment Specialist student employees* Assist with Career Center events, such as the Fall Career Fair and career events planned by Branding & Recruitment Specialists

Fort Collins, Colorado

* Collected and recorded willow & well data including: browse presence/absence, shoot length & diameter, species identification, presence/absence of Cytospora, well water level & maintenance, stream gauge level* Prepared datasheets, maps, tools for well installation, calipers and measuring tapes for daily fieldwork* Accurately entered willow & well data, and organized & managed datasheets * Hiked an average of six miles each day of fieldwork (collectively ~3 months) while carrying 30+ lbs of gear* Followed the methods and directions outlined in our Yellowstone National Park research permit

Fort Collins, Co

* Organized events for employers tailored to specific students and used peer-to-peer marketing strategies to reach key audience of STEM students* Designed a training manual and clarified roles for incoming team members facilitated by my manager* Communicated my campus marketing strategies and events to recruiters* Collaborated with employers and coworkers to increase student involvement* Connected students to Career Center resources and opportunities

Bighorn Basin, Wy

* Practiced fossil collections methods in the field in the Early Eocene Willwood Formation in Wyoming* Identified fossil remains and cataloged specimens* Reported on Early Eocene mammal fossils with focus on the ancient elephant-shrew genus Haplomylus* Refined method of cleaning fossils by using vinegar wash

Norristown, Pa

* Taught daily educational public and private animal programs * Scheduled over 40 teen and adult volunteers * Instructed volunteers on safe animal handling procedures and daily cleaning protocol * Evaluated volunteers’ abilities to safely work with the education animal collection* Planned volunteer events such as the Junior Docent Camp-Out and volunteer appreciation days* Safely handled education animals including: raptors, parrots, reptiles, small mammals, amphibians and arthropods