• Perform field work, data analysis, and modeling for MS project using water vapor stable isotopic composition to constrain relationships between lower tropospheric mixing and low-cloud cover on Graciosa Island, Azores.• Assist with meteorological instrumentation deployed for evaluation of uranium dispersion in Laguna Pueblo, NM.• Present thesis research via oral presentation at UNM Center for Stable Isotope seminar and poster presentation at national conference.

• Taught and graded four sections of ENVS 102L Blue Planet Lab.• Led an interactive field trip to Rio Grande Nature Center State Park for ecological measurements and water sample collection.

• Collaboration with engineers, environmental scientists, technicians, and other geologists for field work as well as the development of environmental assessment plans that optimize quality and efficiency. • Managing the day-to-day project work involved with sixteen state-funded cleanup sites. • Actively participating in both field- and office-based work comprised of communicating technical information with clients and subcontractors, scheduling team field work, supervising drilling activities, collecting soil and groundwater samples, making hydrogeologic maps, generating lithologic cross-sections, writing environmental reports, and ensuring projects stay on schedule.

• Educational program providing interactive experiences with professionals regarding restoration, policy making, ecology, and hydrology of the Florida Everglades.• Performed a team-based literature review assessing future impacts of sea level rise on the system.• Presented research at annual Sea Level Rise Symposium.

• Used ArcGIS to analyze shoreline change for several of Florida’s lagoons.

• Provided collaborative assistance for lab and field experiments of pheromone efficacy on detrimental citrus insects.• Participated in trap dispersal/collection, insect quantification, data entry/analysis, and insectary maintenance.