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Seattle, Washington, United States

Conduct and support the Alaska Bottom Trawl Surveys as a biologist, Deck Lead, or Field Party Chief; and apply knowledge of survey design and sampling principles to conduct research trawls, collect accurate data, and validate data with computer assisted applications.Conduct independent and team research supporting the development of new and improved mathematical and statistical models for estimating abundance of groundfish in Alaska.Evaluate the relationship between the physical, chemical, and biological interactions of marine ecosystems and the living marine resources.Prepare written results detailing the data, methods, and outcomes of the research; contribute to and write specialized reports, peer-reviewed papers and publications; and present oral and poster presentations.

Silver Spring, Md

• Manage the production and publishing of the annual Fisheries Economics of the US Report (FEUS).o Coordinate with and delegate tasks to FEUS contributors to update production timelines.o Produce re-written, re-developed, and annotated R scripts and markdown code that dynamically and reproducibly create copy‐edit ready reports. o Synthesize commercial and recreational fisheries and U.S. Census Bureau datasets to develop state, regional, and national level report outputs and JavaScript files for the online NOAA FEUS tool. o Manage the editing of 900 NOAA marine socio-economic publications listed in the FEUS report that have been collected over the past few decades and compiling into an EndNote database. • Redevelop a commercial, recreation, and aquaculture national I/O model impact calculator model as an RShiny application to assist fisheries scientists and managers assess the impacts of changing fisheries. • Develop the national fisheries economic productivity output. This uses commercial fisheries data ‘output’ in a Törnqvist index. • Assist in organizing two fisheries economic productivity workshops for NOAA scientists to meet and discuss best practices and current research.

2018 John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellow, New York Sea Grant: NOAA NMFS OST Assessment and Monitoring Division’s Protected Species Science Branch with Dr. Mridula Srinivasan, Silver Spring, MD • Lead Coordinator, Protected Species Assessment Workshop II• Lead Coordinator, National Protected Species Toolbox Initiative • Co-Lead Coordinator, organizing the 2018 Protected Species Toolbox Mini-Symposium II• Program Manager, Sea Turtle Assessment Internal Funding Allocation• Technical Support, Sea Turtle & Marine Mammal Protected Species Climate Vulnerability Assessment• Editor, Science Connect Newsletter (via Constant Contact and GovDelivery)• RShiny App Developer, NOAA Fisheries’ Technical Guidance for Assessing the Effects of Anthropogenic Sound on Marine Mammal Hearing• Also developed several terms of references, proposals, and reports

Stony Brook University

Accelerated BS/MS Thesis: Dr. Janet Nye, SBU Quantitative Fisheries Ecology Lab (2016 – 2018) (Link). The environmental influence on spatial distribution of summer flounder (Paralichthys dentatus) and black sea bass (Centropristis striata) on the NE US shelf. Developed preferences and habitat suitability models from the NOAA NEFSC survey dataset and regional oceanographic modeling system (ROMS) output in MATLAB and R. Quantified spatial distribution for incorporation into survey abundance estimates and stock assessments.

Master Of Science - Ms, Marine Sciences

Activities and Societies: American Fisheries Society (AFS): Member (2016 – present). Graduate Women in Science and Engineering (GWISE): Co.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Marine Sciences

Activities and Societies: Golden Key International Honor Society SBU Chapter, Fall 2013 – 2016 Sigma Beta Honors Society, SBU, Spring 2012.

Study Abroad, Marine Sciences

Activities and Societies: Coursework: Ecology Field Course, Marine Ecology, Biology and Behaviour of Marine Vertebrates (Fish, Sea Snakes.