Realtor

• Oct 2016 - Present

Field Archaeologist

• Sep 2015 - Sep 2016

Field archaeology conducted during Phase I survey and Phase III full site excavation projects. Field archaeology conducted during Phase I survey and Phase III full site excavation projects.

Retail Sales Specialist

• Sep 2013 - Sep 2015

Outdoor sports equipment retail sales (Kayak, Fishing, Hiking, Camping gear), product testing and training. Focused on educating the consumer, knowing the brands and functions of every products technical details. Filled large B2B orders for groups, colleges, government offices. Also acted as tour and safety guide for kayak trips. Outdoor sports equipment retail sales (Kayak, Fishing, Hiking, Camping gear), product testing and training. Focused on educating the consumer, knowing the brands and functions of every products technical details. Filled large B2B orders for groups, colleges, government offices. Also acted as tour and safety guide for kayak trips.

Intern

• Sep 2011 - Sep 2012

Researching historic properties, cataloging data, digitizing photograph/slide collections, organizing slide shows used during various conventions/meetings, collaborating with various organizations, groups, and government entities Researching historic properties, cataloging data, digitizing photograph/slide collections, organizing slide shows used during various conventions/meetings, collaborating with various organizations, groups, and government entities

Student Archaeologist

• Mar 2012 - Apr 2012

Student Archaeologist

• Feb 2012 - Mar 2012

The Montpelier Foundation and The National Historic Trust Foundation maintain the James Madison estate and it's 2500+ acre historic property of the United States' late fourth President and founding father. As a volunteer student archaeologist at the laboratory, it was my responsibility in handling and processing the artifacts collected in field excavation at Montpelier during the previous summers' excavations. The Montpelier Foundation and The National Historic Trust Foundation maintain the James Madison estate and it's 2500+ acre historic property of the United States' late fourth President and founding father. As a volunteer student archaeologist at the laboratory, it was my responsibility in handling and processing the artifacts collected in field excavation at Montpelier during the previous summers' excavations.

Student Archaeologist

• Feb 2012 - Mar 2012

The archaeological laboratory at the Alexandria Archaeology Museum handles artifacts from excavation sites throughout the Alexandria, Virginia area. The artifacts collected in these excavations include; glass, both bottle and window panes; ceramics, such as flatware, stoneware and porcelain; metal, mostly nails and occasional ammunitions; animal bones, for sustenance and utilitarian purposes; and seeds. The archaeological laboratory at the Alexandria Archaeology Museum handles artifacts from excavation sites throughout the Alexandria, Virginia area. The artifacts collected in these excavations include; glass, both bottle and window panes; ceramics, such as flatware, stoneware and porcelain; metal, mostly nails and occasional ammunitions; animal bones, for sustenance and utilitarian purposes; and seeds.