Cameron Craig Email & Phone Number

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Fort Riley, Kansas, United States

Focused on public health, healthcare sustainability, and water technology innovation.

Fort Riley, Kansas

In charge of the Water Quality Lab for Fort Riley’s Department of Public Health- Environmental Health section. Manage staff to produce high quality water monitoring data. Respond to water quality complaints, and work with teams from the Department of Public Works and contractors to address public health concerns. Research and design innovative solutions for water quality issues in filtration systems. Ensure best practices for QA/QC are implemented.

Makawao Hi

- Coordinated multiple research projects in marine, freshwater, and microbiology- Designed the first ever, real time remote water quality monitoring sensor network on Maui, using a pioneering IoT framework- Significant experience and training in wetland delineation and phase I ESAs- Instructed teams of students in appropriate experimental design and sample collection methods- Used quantitative measures to determine bottom cover, community composition, and multiple other ecosystem metrics in freshwater, marine, and estuarine systems- Wrote and received significant funding from multiple grants for sampling and data analysis equipment such as DO probes, computers, and cameras for photo-quadrats- Created, designed, and implemented all aspects of Seabury Hall’s aquatic and marine biology curriculum

Makawao, Hawaii

Coordinated all swim team activities and functions including training, team building, coaching, and staff oversight. Oversaw 30 to 40 parent volunteers to ensure successful swim meet operation, while improving community engagement and buy-in.

Tuscaloosa Al

- Designed and conducted independent research to determine the differences in growth limitation of three populations of crayfish using ecological stoichiometry- Successfully wrote and received significant grant funding, to support my research projects- Conducted two years of physically demanding field work monitoring aquatic ecosystems in the remote mountain stream and cave ecosystems of the Appalachian foothills- Extensive nutrient chemistry experience, specializing in C, N, and P quantification from invert tissue samples - Presented research at an international freshwater biology conference (Society of Freshwater Science)- Experience with multiple types of aquatic sampling techniques including the use of: seins, backpack and barge shockers, kick- and D-net, minnow traps, and multiple benthic sampling methods- Regularly used 4WD trucks for off-road driving; and a variety of watercraft including outboard boats to access sampling sites and gained significant experience in trailering, towing, backing, and loading of boats, as well as outboard motor and trailer maintenance and upkeep

Master'S Degree, Aquatic Biology/Limnology

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biology, 3.5

Activities and Societies: Varsity Swim Team 2006 - 2010 Campus Activities Board Member 2006 - 2010 Hutton Scholar (300+ hours of community.