The Meadowood Neighborhood Association works to enhance our neighborhood by promoting neighborhood activities, such as bingo, a summer picnic, sponsoring a Make Music Madison stage, supporting quarterly community suppers, etc. We partner with the city, the West Madison Police Station, the Meadowridge Library, and others to promote a safe, vibrant neighborhood. We want everyone in our diverse neighborhood to feel that they are part of our community and to enjoy the many opportunities Meadowood has to offer.

Bureau for Remediation and Redevelopment. Develop public policy regarding clean up of contaminated soil and groundwater. Manage the Wisconsin Dry Cleaner Environmental Response Program; provide hydrogeologic expertise to agency staff and environmental consultants statewide; responsible for statewide vapor intrusion policy. Area-specific expertise in the use of natural attenuation, bioremediation, and innovative in-situ technologies for removing contaminants from groundwater and soil.A selection of research and policy documents I have authored:Addressing Vapor Intrusion at Remediation & Redevelopment Sites in Wisconsin, publication RR-800. This guidance describes the process responsible parties and consultants should use to address the vapor intrusion pathway at contaminated properties.Wisconsin Closure Protocol Study, publication RR-805. A retrospective study of closed leaking underground storage tank (LUST) sites, 5 - 8 years after agency closure decisions.Understanding Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Behavior in Groundwater: Investigation Assessment and Limitations of Monitored Natural Attenuation publication RR-699. WDNR's guidance document on how to assess and implement monitored natural attenuation at properties contaminated with chlorinated volatile organic chemicals.Guidance on Natural Attenuation for Petroleum Releases, publication RR614. WDNR's guidance document on implementing monitored natural attenuation at properties contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbon chemicals.

Bureau of Waste Management, expert in industrial waste management including coal fired power plants (fly ash disposal and reuse); foundries (foundry sand); and paper mills (paper making waste). Specialized in remediation of old or closed landfills; assessment of groundwater chemistry; and review of feasibility studies for proposed landfills.

I volunteer with LDS Employment Resources and help people with all aspects of a job search including, career exploration, goal setting, resume writing, cover letters, interview skills, and networking. In addition to providing employment support to 15 LDS congregations in southern and southwestern Wisconsin, I help individuals with employment needs regardless of church affiliation.

Technical laboratory support for basic cancer research. Performed cell cultures, tritium analysis, ATP analysis, and other laboratory procedures.