Experience

Charles County Government

• Government Administration
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Charles County Archaeologist

  • Apr 2014 - Present



University of Maryland Baltimore County

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Professor, Ancient Studies Department

  • Jan 1999 - Present

  I am the Director of the BCUA and I teach the following classes: ARCH 120 Introduction to World Archaeology ARCH 350 - section 1 - Chesapeake Archaeology ARCH 350 - section 2 - Introduction to Museum Studies ARCH 410 - Method and Theory In addition, I run a weekly public archaeology lab at the Fells Point Visitor's Center in Baltimore, which is the headquarters of the Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill and Fell’s Point. Participants in the program include students from UMBC and other interested individuals. Show less



WSP

• Canada
• Professional Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Archaeologist

  • Feb 2006 - 2016

  Section 106 compliance and NEPA. Major projects: Baltimore: Redline DC Metro: ICC, Purple Line Maryland: SHA on call contract DC: South Capitol Street, WMATA DC Village Smaller projects include: Delaware: Gov. Prinz Interceptor Virginia: Mount Cemetery New York: Long Island Cell Towers Section 106 compliance and NEPA. Major projects: Baltimore: Redline DC Metro: ICC, Purple Line Maryland: SHA on call contract DC: South Capitol Street, WMATA DC Village Smaller projects include: Delaware: Gov. Prinz Interceptor Virginia: Mount Cemetery New York: Long Island Cell Towers



University of Baltimore

• United States
• Higher Education
• 500 - 600 Employee

• Archaeology Lecturer

  • Sep 1997 - Aug 1998



Baltimore City Life Museums

• Director Baltimore Center for Urban Archaeology

  • Jan 1997 - Aug 1997

  I was with the museum until it closed. After the musuem closed I was given permission by the board of trustees to take the Baltimore Center for Urban Archaeology (BCUA) with me and to continue to operate under that name. The BCUA still exists as a part of the Ancient Studies Department at UMBC and I am still the director. I was with the museum until it closed. After the musuem closed I was given permission by the board of trustees to take the Baltimore Center for Urban Archaeology (BCUA) with me and to continue to operate under that name. The BCUA still exists as a part of the Ancient Studies Department at UMBC and I am still the director.