Graduate Research Assistant
CurrentI am working on a project studying the visibility implications from blowing snow conditions.
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Mackenzie Nolde is listed as MS Student in Hydrological Sciences studying snow saltation and degradation of visibility in blowing snow condition at Desert Research Institute, a with 427 employees, based in Bozeman, Montana, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at yellowstoneclub.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Mackenzie Nolde.
Mackenzie Nolde previously worked as Graduate Research Assistant at Desert Research Institute and Mountain Guide at Rainier Mountaineering Inc. Mackenzie Nolde holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Microbiology And Immunology from Montana State University-Bozeman.
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I am currently pursing a Master's Degree in Hydrological Sciences with a blend of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Nevada, Reno. I am funded by the DRI working on a project that investigates blowing snow conditions on visibility implications. Field work consists identifying what snow and landscape parameters have the most explanatory power to contribute to blowing snow and profiling snow pits to relate snow properties to the potential for snow to be mobilized under windy conditions.
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Reno, Nevada, United States
I am working on a project studying the visibility implications from blowing snow conditions.
Ashford, Washington, United States
-Guided climbers to the summit of Mount Rainier via the Disappointment Cleaver, the Emmons Route, and the Kautz Route. -Worked with lead guides to manage risk, teach climbers the basic skills of mountaineering, and perform necessary route work to ensure a safe climb. -Guided climbers to the summit of Mount Rainier via glacier travel, short roping, short pitching, managing risks of avalanches, crevasses, ice fall, and rock fall. -Utilized interpersonal skills to communicate with climbers, engage with other teams, and demonstrated solid mountaineering skills. -Aided in medical rescues for injured climbers and climbers with medical conditions.
Big Sky, Montana, United States
-Examined injured persons, administered first aid, using medical equipment, and transported injured persons off the mountain to get to a higher level of care. -Prioritized injury while maintaining a safe scene and managing for changing snow conditions. -Trained patrollers in the use of search and rescue techniques such a beacon use, strategic shoveling, and multi burial rescue scenarios. -Read the weather and avalanche reports everyday to gain an understanding of how the snowpack had changed. -Assessed snowpack conditions for hazard by profiling snow pits. -Entrusted with tasks mitigating avalanche terrain utilizing explosives and ski cutting. -Assembled explosives for avalanche mitigation and dismantled unused explosives. -Performed necessary maintenance of the mountain as it presents itself including marking off boundaries and hazards.
-Deployed to the Happy Camp Complex Fire in the Klamath National Forest to remain on incident and provided medical care in a remote area. -Spiked out via helicopter to the Hannock Fire to camp and provided medical care with the Sierra Hotshots and Redding Smokejumpers.
Bozeman, Montana, United States
• Locate and monitor wildfires across the US utilizing a variety of online resources• Create and maintain daily logs of fire activity• Create, update, and manipulate wildfire perimeters using geospatial tools such as Google Earth, socialmedia, and satellite imagery• Carefully craft client-facing and internal reports and analyses• Continuously document field operations and actions taken on a property including managing property photos, engine movement, and property information
Bozeman, Montana, United States
Implementing the EPA flag air quality monitoring program in various organizations and schools in Montana. Educating the public about the effects of climate change on human health. Providing air quality monitors to communities in Montana.
Big Sky Meadow Village, Montana, United States
-Operated ski lift using standard operating procedures to assure lift safety.-Coordinated with coworkers without supervision to determine tasks that needed to be completed.-Developed a love for outdoor areas after shoveling snow and watching sunrises on the mountain.-Created a welcoming environment for those trying new outdoor activities. -Obtained time management/punctuality skills from early mornings and long days in adverse conditions.
Bozeman, Montana, United States
-Assisted customers in finding the correct outdoor gear for their needs.-Organized the store and kept track of inventory.-Created an inviting environment for customers to ask questions about gear and new outdoor activities.-Coordinated with coworkers to provide the best customer experience.
Gallatin Gateway, Montana, United States
-Developed ability to work under pressure and manage time by working in a hospital environment.-Became proficient in working in a sterile environment and assisting in surgical procedures.-Maintained a clean workspace by cleaning up after surgical procedures, sample collection, and disposing of bio-hazardous materials. -Used a centrifuge to prepare urine and serum samples.-Used a microscope to identify microbial communities within urine samples.-Kept detailed records of all client information in a database.
Bozeman, Montana, United States
-Utilized Excel to analyze air data and create graphs of PM 2.5 air quality levels in Montana.-Surveyed counties with poor air quality, respiratory illness, and inadequate access to healthcare.-Compared the areas of poor air quality in the state of MT with areas that had the highest cases of poor respiratory health. -Modeled graphs of PM 2.5 air quality levels across different counties over a 19 year period.-Gained research skills examining MT air quality levels using the air data from the EPA website. -Kept detailed work of all records obtained from the project and summarized findings in a paper.-Achieved self reliance working alone and completing the project in 100 hours.
Stillwater, Mn
-Started out working as a kennel assistant taking care of the dogs and cats in the back of the clinic. -Was responsible for feeding the dogs, taking them outside, cleaning the outside run, kennels, litter boxes, break room, and laundry.-Promoted to veterinary assistant a few months into employment.-Entered medical data into the client files, worked in the lab, assisted with surgeries, assisted with breeding, and took in patients to see the veterinarian. -Learned computer software to enter medical data into the database-Acquired knowledge communicating with clients about the medical condition of their pet.
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Christina Neudorf
Colleague at Desert Research InstituteBrisbane, Queensland, Australia
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George Nikolich
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Nyamekye Joshua Okyere
Colleague at Desert Research InstituteReno, Nevada, United States
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George Nikolich
Colleague at Desert Research InstituteLas Vegas, Nevada, United States
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Brad Lyles
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Bo Tan
Colleague at Desert Research InstituteReno, Nevada, United States
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Barbara Jackson
Colleague at Desert Research InstituteCarson City, Nevada, United States
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Dave Schmitt
Colleague at Desert Research InstituteRichardson, Texas, United States
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Sara Zeitoun
Colleague at Desert Research InstituteReno, Nevada, United States
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Randy Odden
Colleague at Desert Research InstituteMiami, Florida, United States
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Activities and Societies: Working 30 hours per week at various jobs in addition to being a full time student.BS in Microbiology.
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Mackenzie Nolde works for Desert Research Institute.
Mackenzie Nolde is listed as MS Student in Hydrological Sciences studying snow saltation and degradation of visibility in blowing snow condition at Desert Research Institute.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @yellowstoneclub.com for Mackenzie Nolde at Desert Research Institute.
Mackenzie Nolde is based in Bozeman, Montana, United States while working with Desert Research Institute.
Mackenzie Nolde has worked for Desert Research Institute, Rainier Mountaineering Inc, Yellowstone Club, Wilderness Medics Inc, and Wildfire Defense Systems, Inc..
Mackenzie Nolde's colleagues at Desert Research Institute include Christina Neudorf, George Nikolich, Nyamekye Joshua Okyere, George Nikolich, and Brad Lyles.
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Mackenzie Nolde holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Microbiology And Immunology from Montana State University-Bozeman.
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