 Draft site, project, interpretive, and strategic planning documents for State Parks and Historic Sites Research, prepare and present legislative testimony to support land acquisitions, funding, and statutory change Coordinate park specific master planning processes Manage Division GIS program and land records system Maintain records on and respond to questions on lands managed by the Division All aspects of project management including projects completed in house or through contracts

 Serve as Resource Area botany lead for NEPA analysis in timber sales and silviculture projects. Summarize effects of agency actions on special status species and noxious weeds in technical reports. Develop contract specifications and administrate project inspection for federal contracts. Supervise field technicians Data Steward for Botanical Theme data. Manage spatial and tabular data on over 280 Bureau Special Status species in MS ACCESS and ARCGIS. Provide technical support and data products to Botany work group. Serve as contact for staff from Resource Areas to resolve issues related to data standards and meeting regional data entry deadlines.  Manage BLM herbarium including maintenance of equipment, oversight of safety standards, compile and ensure compliance with MSDS, maintenance of vascular and nonvascular collections, and providing guidance for users and workers.

 Principal Investigator to develop Wetland Conservation Strategies for 9 project areas in Idaho. Work included collection of plant community composition data, documentation of rare plant species, supervision of field and data management staff, data summary, and technical report writing, Project leader for Riparian and Wetland Plant Associations of Southwestern Idaho with an Emphasis on Lands Managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM/ID/ST-01/001+1730). Project leader for Riparian Reference Areas in Idaho: A catalog of Plant Associations and Conservation Sites (RMRS-GTR-20) Provided technical assistance to the Natural Resources Conservation Service, State Technical Committee to develop criteria for nomination of projects to the Wetland Reserve Program and Wetland Functional Assessments Project Assistant for Wild about Wetlands-An Educators Guide produced by Idaho Fish and Game

 Developed new extended day program from the ground level for elementary school children at local elementary schools Developed curriculum including study skills, art, science, music, and play Coordinator summer programs at local city parks  Supervised 6 staff members, maintained budgets, purchased materials and supplies, provided instruction and coordinated facilities and transportation Supervisor city league basketball and volleyball Supervisor at local ice rinks

 Teacher first and second grades  Head volleyball coach 7th and 9th grades Coordinator youth basketball program