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Redmond, Or, Us

Providing life changing experiences for young adults living with cancer and MS using week long kayaking, climbing, and surfing programs as a vehicle.

Sisters, Oregon, United States

Mitigate risk and respond to emergencies

Instruction: Intro to Outdoor Professions, Group Facilitation, Intro to Whitewater Kayaking, Intro to Canoeing, Foundations Expedition, Final Expedition, Intermediate Kayaking, Internship supervisorAdmin: Campus Recreation program including fitness center, intramurals, rentals, trips, clinics, and student development

Bend, Oregon, United States

Highlights: Successful Outdoor Orientation program for new/transfer students, 97% retention rate; Collaboration with NWOBS and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs in Youth Initiative; Instruct popular Community Education course on Wilderness Safety; Increased Recreation participation by 300%; Maintain website and social media for program; Committees served: First Year Experience, Student Leadership Training Planning, Staff Executive Council, Campus Culture Committee; Student Success Team

Redmond, Oregon

Offering whitewater kayak, Stand Up Paddleboard, rafting, water safety and yoga instruction, retreats, trips and customizable outings.

Vancouver, Wa

Committees: Accessibility Council, Staff Retreat Committee-Chair, VanCoug Journey work group; VanCoug Journey Committee; Student Development Model work group; Cougar Leadership Program, Student Outcomes Pilot Program Highlights: Nominated for Women of Distinction Award; Initiate programming for first year students; Increase Annual Mt. Bachelor Trip by 5% and move to online registration system

Instruct and/or team teach: Wilderness Survival, Yoga, Beginning Ski/snowboarding, Beginning Rock Climbing, Beginning Kayaking, Intermediate Paddle sports. Methods of Teaching

Plan and facilitate one to four day adventure and experiential trips for special education students. Teach adventure and leadership skills in class room and outdoor setting. Emotional and building support. Activities include swiftwater safety, rafting, kayaking, canoeing, boat building, rock climbing, rope course, skiing, snowboarding, fishing, survival, mountain biking, and expedition. Gender specific

Lead groups of at risk youth on 31 day therapeutic based wilderness trips. Develop course schedule,organize logistics, and facilitate high adventure days. Activities include Alpine Tower, high and low rope course, caving, rafting, canoeing, climbing, backpacking (over 100 miles per course), camping, winter camping, community service, camp skills and main topics. Lead and develop gender specific (male and female) curriculum.Work with groups of boys in a residential facility leading activities focused on wilderness, pro-social skills and community service. Serve as a member of the Adventure Planning Committee.

River Manager: Responsible for supervision of 200+ staff, payroll, schedule and train guides, organize trucks and truck crew, transportation schedule, keep an inventory and order equipment, keep State records, conduct clinics, develop new programs, some press releases and media relations, all other aspects of river operations Assistant River Manager: Check in guests, greeting, and staging of trips. Assist in managing scheduling of trips and guides, develop, plan and promote various programs, guide Class II/III river trips River Guide: Guiding class II/III river trips on the Lehigh River, as well as hiking and biking combination trips. Answer phones, take reservations, judge paintball, drive raft trucks, inflate/deflate/carry rafts, stock and organize first aid kits Voted 'Guide of the Year' in 2004, Promoted from Guide to River Manager within three years, have been a part of three record breaking seasons

Master Of Science - Ms, Organizational Leadership, 4.0

Activities and Societies: Cumma Sum LaudeCertificate: Change Leadership

Adventure Education, Therapeutic Practices

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Recreation And Park Administration, Outdoor Leadership