One-on-one tutoring, homeschooling, and test preparation.English and Spanish Language instruction.Science, Math, Language Arts, and Social Sciences.Experience working with children with special needs.Able to curate lesson plans and work towards school-set goals.

Manage the safety, education, and personal development of multiple children.Schedule and arrange family appointments and events.Organize household maintenance and meals.

SF Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board Case manager for Site Cleanup Subaccount (SB 445) sites: Conducted first level review and comment on investigation, cleanup, and monitoring reports. Drafted Site History Requests, Cost Recovery Agreements, Requirement for Source Investigation Work Plans. Reviewed Response to Comments, analyzed report data, and flagged documents. Input and edited Geotracker cases; prepared GIS maps of site locations. Webpage administrator for the Toxics Cleanup Division Intranet Site (DokuWiki). Collected water and soil samples; documented site investigation and remediation activities on field assignments. Spearheaded edits to document templates.

Responsible for answering questions about West Nile Virus from public callers.Coordinated submission of specimens from bird carcasses for West Nile testing. Recorded caller and sample data into state database.Compiled weekly call report data.Ensured that callers received updates regarding various Zoonotic diseases, public health issues, and proper safety procedures. Interpreted complex scientific and public health data and information for public consumption. Identified species by verbal description. Communicated with California Mosquito and Vector Control Agencies to arrange the collection and testing of dead birds.

Assistant instructor for the museum's Prep Lab class, in which undergraduates learn to clean and prepare animal skeletons and skins. Taught bird, reptile, and mammal morphology and physiology.Performed demonstrations and then supervised the work of students, aiding them individually and in small groups. Extensive training in data collection and recording.

Aided the CalBug Project as well as an Agriculture and Natural Resources Project (ANR) by:Conducted extensive data entry and preliminary georeferencing; Determined insect species and organized specimens; Photographed specimen and converted images with IrfanView software; Trained new employees; Facilitated museum operations, e.g. aiding communication, organization, and earthquake proofing

Humanely captured injured and abandoned wildlife.Aided medical exams and administered medication.Coordinated release events with neighbors of the property. Performed weekly educational tours and presentations for the Humane Society's summer camp.

Specifically concerned with preparations for the university's annual Cal Day presentation: Prepared an exhibit that would be open to the public; Assisted in the construction of displays; Supervised educational games for children; Answered guests' questions on Californian natural history, ecology, and conservation efforts.