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1995-97	University of Oregon
	Master of Science in Anthropology, specializing in Archaeology Cumulative GPA 3.9 (of 4.0) 5 terms, Teaching Fellowship, Oregon State Museum of Anthropology 3 terms, University of Oregon General Fund Scholarship
1989-93	University of Nebraska-Lincoln
	Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, with minors in English and German Cumulative GPA 3.6 (of 4.0) 2 semesters, Dean's List 2 semesters, Burleigh Scholarship
1998	Museum Educator, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
	Supervise visitors and volunteers in Changing Exhibits Hall. Address public safety concerns. Conduct informal educational lectures and demonstrations.
1997	Field Director,Yellowstone Pipeline Project, Ethnoscience, Billings, Montana
	Supervised four fieldworkers on a cultural resource survey for Yellowstone Pipeline in western Montana and northern Idaho. Coordinated logistics, managed project expenses, and directed fieldwork. Serviced concerns of government agencies, environmental consultants, landowners, Native American tribal representatives, and engineering firms. Prepared memos, letter reports, and U.S. Forest Service site forms. Coordinated technical literature research and writing of formal report.
1996-97	Supervising Archaeologist, Nash Harbor Project, University of Oregon, Eugene, and Nunivak Island, Alaska
	Excavated the Ellikarrmiut Village archaeological site at Nash Harbor, Nunivak Island, Alaska. Helped establish cataloging and grid systems, and plan excavation strategies. Supervised excavation efforts of five local high school students hired through a government student employment program. Helped plan and implement logistics such as meal preparation and camp management. Analyzed animal remains at University of Oregon archaeology laboratory. Oversaw student workers' laboratory work. Helped establish protocols and procedures for laboratory work.
1995-97	Museum Assistant and Graduate Teaching Fellow, Oregon State Museum of Anthropology, University of Oregon, Eugene
	Supervised work of three to five Museum Assistants in collections management. Planned and oversaw accession of large collections, and expansion of storage facilities. Prepared collections and inventories as part of compliance process with Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990. Inventoried archaeological collections from Katmai National Park, Alaska, for National Park Service databases. Accessioned small collections from archaeological sites in Oregon for inclusion in museum storage.
1992-95	Archaeological Assistant:
	Worked on several archaeological projects on the Great Plains. Duties included excavating test units and cultural features, conducting pedestrian surveys, maintaining control grids, operating laser transits and data collection computers, screening, cataloging and sorting cultural materials, mapping stratigraphic profiles, and describing soils. Most terms of employment were for one field season (3-4 months). Employers included: Arkansas City Project, Kansas State Historical Society Altamont Pipeline Project, Mariah Associates/Laramie, Wyoming Jewett Mine Expansion Survey, Mariah Associates/Austin, Texas Lake Ilo Project, University of North Dakota (two field seasons). Archaeology Laboratory, Nebraska State Museum, University of Nebraska-Lincoln University of Nebraska Archaeological Field School, Kennard House, Lincoln, Nebraska
1995	Anthropology Tutor, Athletic Department, University of Nebraska Lincoln.
1993-94	Key-Operator, Kinko's Copies Downtown, Lincoln
1992	Editorial Columnist, Daily Nebraskan,University of Nebraska Lincoln
1991-92	Resident Assistant, E.F. Schramm Residence Hall, University of Nebraska Lincoln
1990-91	Shelver, Love Library, University of Nebraska Lincoln
1990	Actor, Learning Japanese, Nebraska Educational Television Studios, Lincoln
n.d.	(With John Boughton and Jacqueline M. Payette, Ethnoscience) Preliminary Cultural Resource Inventory of Proposed Corridors for the Yellowstone Pipeline in Northwest Montana and Northern Idaho (Work in Progress).
n.d.	Late Thule Animal Resource Use: Faunal Analyses from the Ellikarrmiut Village Site (49-NI-003), Nunivak Island, Alaska (Work in Progress).
1997	Ellikarrmiut Economy: Animal Resource Use at Nash Harbor (49-NI-003), Nunivak Island, Alaska. Master's Paper on file at Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon.
1994	Sympatry-Mapping Studies of Small Mammal Remains Recovered from Six Prehistoric Central Plains Sites, Central Plains Archaeology 4: 44-55
Languages	Speak English, Spanish, and German; studied one year of Japanese.
Computer Skills	Operating Systems: Windows 95 DOS Macintosh several Unix flavors and shells. Programming: HTML 3.0 CGI with Perl Scripting with Perl and AppleScript Macintosh resource editing. Business Applications: ClarisWorks Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel dBase III + (DOS) WordPerfect (DOS) Graphics Applications (Macintosh): Photoshop Pagemaker Freehand

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