I manage the shared catalog for the Next Search Catalog (previously known as "NExpress") library consortium in northeast Kansas.

As Access Services Manager for LCLD, I was primarily responsible for all of the circulation functions at all 7 branches of LCLD - overseeing 8 regular employees at the Moscow Branch's circulation desk, 2 employees in branch services, helping supervise 6 branch managers outside of the Moscow branch, and scheduling, training, and supervising approximately 10-15 substitute employees. I oversaw our materials rotation process as it relates to branch services as well as our circulation interface with the rest of the 49 member VALNet library consortium. I acted as the interim webmaster for LCLD. Additionally, I was the system administrator for VALNet's Koha ILS and the key point of contact between the VALNet consortium and ByWater Solutions, VALNet's Koha support partner.

I taught classes while attending graduate school at U of I.

I was the person primarily responsible for running all of the day to day activities on the library's Bookmobile.Since the Bookmobile was part of the Homebound/Bookmobile Services department, I also helped from time to time with deliveries of materials to homebound patrons.

I worked as a student circulation desk employee while taking classes as an undergraduate at the University of Idaho.

Worked as an airport shuttle and bus driver for a small transportation company in Moscow, Idaho.I drove a daily route between Moscow, Idaho, and Spokane, Washington.

I managed the day to day operations of the busiest pizza restaurant in the college town of Pullman, Washington. During two of the years I worked at Rathaus (1989 and 1991), our restaurant sold more kegs of beer than any other licensee in the state of Washington.