I provide an array of photographic, video, and digital reproduction services including: studio and location portraiture, senior portraits, weddings, digital editing, photo restoration, as well as equipment cleaning.My personal projects include photographing landscapes and historical locations.I have been accepting jobs on a limited basis, post-COVID, while pursuing other employment opportunities.

Primary facilitator of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church's communications to both members and the greater community through the creation, curation, and distribution of content for the church’s website, social media platforms, print communications, and more, to help both members and those in community-at-large create meaningful connections within the church community.-Meet regularly with staff to explore recent “stories to tell” and upcoming events to promote.-Curate and create timely, engaging, visually pleasing content for OSLC's website, social media platforms, emails, and other communications.-Identify primary audiences and best communication platform(s) for each.-Utilize SEO and analytical tools to monitor and evaluate communication strategies, to expand the church’s reach.-Facilitate design and procure production of print communications, including weekly bulletins, programmatic brochures, annual reports, signs, etc.-Facilitate video production and distribution including regular reels, livestreams, and occasional videos to enhance worship or promote an event.-Facilitate audio-visual technology and livestreams of Sunday services and important events-Consult, analyze and cast vision with pastors on the church’s virtual content/programs-In collaboration with programmatic staff, develop initiatives to increase engagement (and add spiritual value on our social platforms.-Engage with social media followers in a manner consistent with OSLC’s values, responding to queries in a timely fashion.-Integrate ministries of the virtual and physical campuses, striving to connect people to both virtual and in-person faith formation opportunities.-Monitor virtual community and communications, enforcing boundaries and policies.-Church Calendar: assist in the management of church’s Master Calendar of meetings, events, room assignments.Recruit, train, schedule, and cultivate relationships & expertise on the church’s tech team.

Drive company trucks to designated sprayer or fertilizer order, safely and accurately Complete and maintain records as required by the company and government regulations Pick up and deliver product to customers as needed Load or assist in loading trailer with materials Unload or assist in unloading trailer of bulk chemical and fertilizer at the facility, safely and efficiently by using forklift or hand truck Keep abreast of the dangers and hazards of products and take proper precaution Able to perform all responsibilities safely and efficiently Clean and conduct proper maintenance on equipment Other duties as assigned

The constitution requires a count of all United States residents every ten years. The census data is used to determine the number of representatives in the U.S. House, as well as allocate federal funding to states. U.S. Census Enumerators contribute in creating a demographic profile of a country’s population and economy by visiting citizens and collecting data. My specific responsibilities as a 2020 Census Enumerator included:- Utilized provided laptop computer to prepare paper surveys for assigned areas, and map efficient routes to delivery those surveys to each residence.- Utilized my personal vehicle to travel to assigned area, I physically walked to each residence to confirm its existence, and collected GPS coordinates.- At each residence, I attempted to make contact to explain the purpose of the census, collect pertinent data, confirm address, and leave a paper survey.- After the completion of an assigned area, I confirmed all the collected information for 100% accuracy before uploading it to the server.- At the close of each work day, I submitted hours worked and mileage for the day, as well as prepared for future assignments.- I followed all Census directives in adapting to COVID-19 safety requirements.

As the Repair Service Manager, I was responsible for supervising one or more additional technicians in coordinating the cleaning, maintenance, and repair of both the customers and the stores photographic equipment. My responsibilities included:- In person or over the phone, I troubleshot and diagnosed equipment issues, and made service recommendations to customers.- Managed the intake of customers equipment for in-store service, as well as outside repair.- I cleaned, serviced, and repaired photographic equipment, and was the only technician experienced enough to perform some higher level services.- Coordinated with, and shipped equipment to, more than ten manufacturer and authorized repair centers.- Supervised the update and improvement of the tracking database to adapt to the consistent increase in service and repair orders over a four year period.- Trained multiple technicians over multiple years to maintain and improve a high level of quality service. As a Sales Representative, my responsibilities included:- Opening and preparing the store for the days business including checking registers, phone messages, cleaning, checking inventory, and managing displays.- Evaluating used equipment for purchase and negotiating trades.- Advised customers on the purchase of equipment best suited to their needs.- Provided training on the use of photographic equipment to customers.- Helped customers with placing film-processing and photographic print orders, as well as a variety of additional photo lab services.- Closed registers and sales systems at the close of business.- Utilized multiple security systems to mitigate theft.

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As command Mass Communication Specialist (E-5 and E-6/pay-grade E-5), managed the command's social media presence, captured more than 25,000 digital photographic images, contributed to multiple press releases and news stories, and covered more than 80 distinguished visitor events.Coordinated media for three changes of command, capturing all photographic imagery and coordinating additional video support.Designed multiple command logos and graphics for certificates and posters, two combat aircrew patches, numerous challenge coins, and the 2010 deployment plaque, using Adobe CS4/CS5 Master Collection. Designed the 90-page 2010 command deployment book, and coordinated with a private-sector printer to produce and deliver 150 published copies, using Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.As Auxiliary Retail Outlet Supervisor while deployed to Okinawa, Japan, managed 13 personnel in generating more than $115,000 to fund command Morale, Welfare, and Recreation activities, and regularly managed $20,000-35,000 in inventory and funds, streamlining the inventory process for increased accuracy and accountability.As command facilities manager, coordinated with base facilities for 100% completion of all trouble calls for more than 50 hangar spaces.Coordinated with the VP-9 Family Readiness Group to plan and organize five consecutive redeployment homecoming events. Provided customer service for media inquiries, facilities requests, and the auxiliary retail outlet, as well as facilities security on a rotational basis.Regularly supervised 2-20 personnel in the completion of facilities and command requirements.Completed the Defense Information School’s Digital Multimedia Course as the Distinguished Honor Graduate and earned the Navy Enlisted Classification 8193, Electronic Imaging Systems Specialist.

As Internet and Social Media Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (pay-grade E-5), managed strategic communications for NATO Training Mission – Afghanistan’s social media presence, publishing 266 articles to NTM-A.com via Wordpress, 2,257 Facebook and Twitter posts, 890 Flickr images, and video posts to Youtube, with a global reach of 2 million.As a photojournalist, authored 12 articles and captured 2,900 images.Created a high-visibility special-edition magazine, "Afghan National Police in the Service of People," in English, Dari, and Pashto, using Adobe InDesign.Designed multiple vector graphics for logos and certificate designs, and assisted in video and audio post-production, using Adobe Illustrator and Premiere.Supervised four public affairs military professionals and four Afghan-National Dari and Pashto translators.Produced the monthly “Shohna ba Shohna” magazine in English, Dari, and Pashto, reaching 78,000 readers in Afghanistan.Provided operational and media support for more than 50 public affairs missions in three provinces, as well as provided media escort for ISAF press conferences and congressional and Department of Defense VIPs.As a Casualty Collection Point Responder, trained to provide primary first aid to service members and contractors in the event of an attack or accident.Volunteered 150 hours to Scouts for Afghan Scouts, managing social media and assisting in missions, as well as 55 additional hours to other community relations support missions.Completed the U.S. Army’s Global War on Terror Individual Augmentee Combat Training, earning the Navy Enlisted Classification 90NI.Received a Letter of Appreciation from the Deputy Commander - Police Chief of Staff, NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan for the creation of a special publication "Afghan National Police in the Service of People."

As Hold Files Coordinator and Editorials Writer at Navy Public Affairs Support Element, Fleet Hometown News Center, contributed to the release of 197,000 stories about Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard service members to more than 12,000 private-sector media organizations nationwide.Streamlined the hold files process, creating a more efficient system to manage hundreds of personnel forms per military unit to ensure timely release of deployed unit stories to each service member's hometown media outlet.Wrote AP style releases and editorials for both units and individual service members about deployments and individual awards, based on research and contributed source information.Supervised 2-6 personnel throughout two years at NPASE.Provided photojournalistic support at Fleet Week in New York City, publishing multiple stories and photographs to Navy Newstand, including the top story, “ Sailors, Marines Celebrate Veterans Day, Intrepid Rechristening.”Provided photographic support at the 2008 Army vs. Navy football game.Captured video and still imagery for two retirement ceremonies and completed all post-production processing of imagery via Adobe Photoshop CS3 and Avid to create a package for the retirees and their families.Provided customer service for information inquires and studio appointments for VIPs, as well as facility security on a rotational basis.Completed annual DoD training and skills training on new Nikon and Sony equipment, and Adobe software upgrades.Completed a facilities upgrade: painted all spaces of the first floor of the building, installed display cabinetry, and matted and framed Navy imagery for display. Advanced in rank and pay-grade twice in one year, from Seaman (E-3) to Petty Officer Third Class (E-4), and then to Petty Officer Second Class (E-5), advancing on each first written comprehensive knowledge examination attempt, scoring in the 97th and 99th percentiles respectively, of all candidates taking the same exam.

Provided maintenance to church facilities: cleaning, event setup and breakdown, furniture installation and repair, construction, drywall repair, carpentry, painting, plumbing, HVAC, vacuum repair, groundskeeping, snow removal, and additional duties.

Provided maintenance to student housing facilities: cleaning, furniture installation and repair, construction, drywall installation, carpentry, painting, tile installation, plumbing, welding, HVAC, vacuum repair, and additional duties.

Provided customer service through sale and processing of inventory including sacking, sale, and carry-out of groceries.

Provided lawn and home maintenance throughout Lincoln.