SPIRITUAL GEOLOGY™ is an approachable concept that combines the science of geology with the practice of intentionality and awareness to inspire and amplify our authenticity.

Developed and manages department operating policies, procedures and standardsDeveloped, implemented and supports interface strategies for both internal and external communication and coordination protocolsInterface with the internal Engineering, Development, Environment, Business Development and Finance teams to deliver information to both internal and external stakeholders such as engineers, EPC contractors, equipment suppliers, consultants and financiersDeveloped and supports ongoing coordination protocols for clarifying scope of work, materials, and schedule requirements for internal and external parties

Created comprehensive geospatial visuals and analytics to support siting, design, optimization, financing, construction, and operation of renewable energy projectsFacilitated the acquisition or creation of new geospatial data and integrating it into the appropriate architectureDeveloped and implemented GIS library structure, processes and associated quality control measuresResearched and interpreted U.S. Military Airspace Constraints for support in various project areas as well as statewide mitigation exercises.

Programs: AutoCAD Land Destop 2009 and AutoCAD Civil 3DCollection and maintenance of geographic data for City utility systems and Lot line revisions in AutoCAD and ArcGIS Assists City Engineer with project plan preparation, contract documents, correspondences with contractors and construction site inspections for City utility upgradesImplementation of City’s Stormwater Management Program (City MS4) Stormwater Management Inspector (2014 - 2017) Education Outreach Coordinator mapping public and private stormwater BMPs, impervious surface and the City’s stormwater conveyance systemcompilation and management of geospatial data associated with private and public BMPs, impervious surfaces, watersheds and the City’s stormwater conveyance systemProvide public assistance with inquiries pertaining to right-of-way boundaries, mapping compilation, tax maps, water/sewer facility and connection fees Manages student internship/mentorship projects

Yoga and Cycling Instructor(Yogafit trained)

• Digital compilation of 1:24,000 geologic quadrangles in ArcGIS.• Creation and interpretation of digital terrain models for project quadrangles. • Creation of the annotated web map version of Geologic Map of Virginia on ArcGIS Explorer Online.• Detailed field data collection using GPS units equipped with ArcPad10. Assists project geologists with sample collection and geologic mapping.

The Office of Surface Mining (OSM), Southwest Conservation Corps (SCC), and AmeriCorps partnered to create the Regulatory Trainee Program, supporting State Regulatory Agencies in carrying out the requirements of the Surface Mining Control & Reclamation Act. Through this initiative, the SCC placed 20 OSM AmeriCorps Regulatory Trainees with participating State Regulatory Agencies in 10 states: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Kentucky, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia, and Virginia. The Trainees will serve for one year in the field, conducting environmental sampling, site monitoring, data analysis, program and applications development and other regulatory service. Current Projects:Construction of Virginia Geologic Web Map ServiceParticipation in abandoned mine land inventory of the Richmond coalfield.

Ski and Snowboard Instructor.Instructed both children ages 4 1/2 to 8, and adults. Basic skiing and safety skills. Basic and Advanced snowboarding and safety skills.

Enforced Pool Safety. Instructed Red Cross children's swim lessons.As Assistant Manager (2006,2007): prepared pool facility for employees arrival, organized employee routines, handled public issues.

One on one instruction with children 8 years and under.Helped prepare daily workout for ages 9-10 and 11-18 years. Helped prepare racing events.

Water Contents of Yellowstone Magmas Estimated From Hydroxl Concentrations In Feldspar PhenocrystsAbstract: The water contents of five eruptions of Yellowstone Volcano, Wyoming, (Headquarters Flow, Blue Creek Flow, Lava Creek Tuff, Biscuit Basin Flow, and Canyon Flow) were estimated using measurements of structurally incorporated hydroxyl (OH) in feldspar phenocrysts. Hydroxyl concentrations were shown to be related to magmatic water concentrations in a previous study of feldspars from the 1980-81 eruptions of Mount St. Helens (Johnson 2005 GCA 69:A743).Feldspars from the Yellowstone samples were separated from the rock matrix by crushing and picking individual crystals, and were identified using an optical microscope. The feldspar phenocrysts were prepared for infrared analysis by creating two perpendicular doubly-polished thick sections of each crystal. Polarized infrared spectra were obtained at 4 cm-1 resolution using the microscope accessory on the Varian Digilab Excalibur FTS3000 Fourier-Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectrometer in the Department of Mineral Sciences at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Hydroxyl concentrations were determined using the calibration from Johnson and Rossman (2003; Am Min v.88, 901-911).The Canyon Flow feldspars contain about 760 ppm of hydrous layer silicates and fluid inclusions indicating that these phenocrysts experienced hydrothermal exchange after eruption. The structural hydroxyl concentrations in the other four Yellowstone samples range from 12 to 47 ppm H2O by weight. The feldspar from the Lava Creek Tuff, erupted 630,000 years ago, contains 21 ppm H2O. These hydroxyl concentrations are on the lower end of the range of hydroxyl concentrations reported for feldspar phenocrysts from other volcanoes (0-510 ppm H2O). Based on these measurements, we estimate that the Yellowstone magmas contained less than 1.5 wt% water.