6 years of experience in the environmental field, including undergraduate and graduate studies, employment, and full-time public service.Completed two full 11-month terms of service with the Washington Conservation Corps, performing habitat restoration through noxious weeds removal and native plantings in a small team of 5-6 people.As a Graduate Sustainability Fellow with The Evergreen State College Office of Sustainability, assisted with the completion of a Sustainability Tracking Assessment and Rating System (STARS) report, a comprehensive sustainability report for college campuses facilitated by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). Roles in the completion of this report included gathering necessary data from multiple college departments and entering data into online reporting tool, including writing short narrative answers to multiple questions on report submission.Served on the Clean Energy Committee, a student committee at The Evergreen State College, for second year of graduate study. The Clean Energy Committee stewards the Clean Energy Fund, a reserve of funds generated from a per-credit student fee, and votes to award funding from this reserve to student, faculty, and/or staff project applications.In first year of graduate study (prior to serving on the Clean Energy Committee), co-authored and co-presented an application to the Clean Energy Committee for funding a new 94-kilowatt solar photovoltaic array for The Evergreen State College Olympia campus. Project was awarded over $260,000 funding by the Clean Energy Committee, and constructed solar array was turned online in August 2024.Presented thesis research, on place-based factors influencing the viability of common forms of renewable heating, to The Evergreen State College Board of Trustees in May 2024.