We are a small consulting firm providing management and supervisory services as well as diving instruction that meets the criteria of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences.We also provide scientific and expert witnesses services to the legal community concerning both recreational and occupational diver training and safety.

Designed and taught the school's Gifted and Talented program.I performed mathematics interventions for students who were low performing, but tested as being capable of benefiting from assistance, in order to raise the school's test scores.

Identified organisms in photographs to the lowest taxonomic level possible. Assured that the taxonomic trees mirrored defined authorities.Modified and maintained a database that permitted the most user-friendly retrieval possible of natural history images based on multiple keyword searches.

Mares, a major manufacturer of diving equipment I had worked with before, used me, and under my direction, the staff of Polaris Exposure Suits and the staff and students of Aqua Safaris Dive Center for the evaluation of current products and the field testing of next generation designs.

l was responsible for all aspects of the organization's information technology and systems.My task was to provide vision and leadership for developing and implementing information technology initiatives. I directed the planning and implementation of enterprise, educational and entertainment IT systems in support of clinic operations, with a goal of improving patient care, service quality and cost effectiveness.I also assisted with the design and oversaw the construction and deployment of two satellite dental clinics, on in Vallejo, CA and one in American Canyon, CA.

Identified organisms in photographs to the lowest taxonomic level possible. Assure that the taxonomic trees mirrored defined authorities.Designed, modified and maintained a database that permitted the most user-friendly retrieval of natural history images based on multiple keyword searches.

I was a member of the Sea Quest Equipment Testing Team. I used a combintation of the hard, but professional, use of diving equipment by the personnel reporting to me as Director of the Scott Carpeneter Man in the Sea Program and the less demanding use by recreational divers and instructional staff of Tildens Dive Shop to evaluate and make recomendations concerning the Sea Quest sub-brand of U.S. Divers' equipment.

As the founding Director I was brought aboard by the Marine Resources Development Foundation to design the academic, training and safety program for an underwater analog to Space Camp. Unlike Space Camp, where everything is done in simulation, everything we did was real, which included using two work-in and live-in underwater habitats (lab and house), a deep submersible, and an on deck live-in hyperbaric chamber with a transfer under pressure (TUP) capability to a 3-man diving bell from with the diver could lockout once it reached the work depth.

I served in the Technical Facilities Management Group of the Graduate School of Oceanography (GSO) at the University of Rhode Island for 19 years. My primary portfolio was for safety in relation to Manned Undersea Systems and Technology, which included scuba and surface supplied diving and submersibles. I was also responsible for ROV operations and any number of small boat operations that were in support of diving, submersibles and ROVs. GSO ran on a committee system, with long term, and especially ex-officio, members of various committees developing significant expertise in their areas of oversight. I served on the Ship's Committee (responsible for the oepration of the R/V Endeavor), the Small Boat Committee, the Chowder and Marching Committee (so named our of New England tradition, responsible for community relations and community welfare issues), the Safety Committee (responsible for campus wide safety issues including, fire, laboratory, radiation, security, etc.), Computer Center Committee, Equipment Development Laboratory Committee, I also handled varied projects ranging from budgeting for the small boat fleet, A-21 (Federal Grant Accounting) audit compliance, budget preparation, etc.I also assisted Deep Ocean Engineering, CANDIVE, NOAA and the Perry Foundation during pilot training for the Deep Rover Submersible.The instructional cadre that we build at the University of Rhode Island was recognized with national awards and described by Dr. James Griffin, (former Program Manager of the Thor-Agena Rocket Booster Program) as, “The most competent and motivated team I’ve seen since the Mercury Seven.”The training elements of this program were recognized with three national awards and my personal contributions were recognized with my election as a national officer or the American Academy of Underwater Sciences and my appointment to number of National Science Foundation panels.

I helped to establish the computer center for that the Graduate Schools of Oceanography of the University of Rhode Island. I provided system and user support for the first PRIME, the PRIMES and VAX that followed and the PCs and Macs that followed.I gained extensive experience in various statistical packages and systems, including SAS, SPSS and BMDP in MVS, TSO and PC environments. I was sent to the SAS Institute for three training programs.I designed and maintained the URI Marine Office computer network.I selected, implemented, and trained office and ship's personnel to use an integrated computer based purchasing, accounting, inventory and maintenance management system for the URI Marine Office and the research vessel ENDEAVOR.I maintained SAS databases, performed exploratory data analysis on them, summarized data for reports and used SAS Graph prepared graphics for publication.

Investigated scuba diving fatalitiesMaintained SAS data basesCoded data for entryAnalyzed dataDesigned reports, tables and graphs for publication.Wrote reports.

Mares, a major manufacturer of diving equipment used me, and under my direction, the scientific divers I was responsible for, for the evaluation of current products and the field testing of next generation designs.

I reviewed articles for inclusion in the publication. I edited articles that had been accepted for both language and accuracy.I helped develop the program for the Tek '93 and Tek '94 Conferences and worked with the selected speakers on their presentations.

I did pre and post entry quality control of data that was on op scan forms prepared by the Polish Sorting Center.

I cataloged the teaching collection of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology and developed a SELGEN based application for management of the collection.

I patrolled the beaches north and south of Moss Landing Marine Lab and recovered the remains of all marine mammals, turtles and seabirds that I could, bringing them to the lab for necropsy under the direction of Dr. Victor Morejohn.

I assisted the Head Trainer, with the care, feeding, training and performances of the Killer Whale Kianu and a number of California Sea Lions.