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DEGREES / CREDENTIALS / CERTIFICATES

Master of Arts, Sonoma State University. Degree Date June 1983.
Thesis Topic: Graves Cabin: CA-MEN-1609 Regional and Functional Suggestions

Bachelor of Arts Degree, California State University, Fresno. Degree Date June 1976.

Associate of Arts Degree, Fresno City College. Degree Date June 1973.

University Positions

Cultural Resource Facility, Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, California. Staff Archaeologist. Fall 1978 to Spring 1981. Duties included development of proposals and research designs, design and implementation of surveys and excavations, site analysis and evaluations, personnel training, small project administration, report write-up and preparation, personnel management, and public relations.

Laboratory of Archaeology and Cultural Resources Facility, California State University, Fresno, California. Fall 1976 to Spring 1977. Research Assistant. Duties included design and implementation of surveys and excavations, site analysis and evaluation, project administration, report write-up and preparation, personnel management and training, and public relations. Also conducted human osteological research under the direction of Roger M. LaJeunesse, Ph.D.

UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

Sonoma State University. Fall 1977 to Spring 1983. Master of Arts Degree program, Department of Anthropology. Major emphasis American archaeology and prehistory, California archaeology and prehistory, cultural resource management.

California State University, Fresno. August 1976 to June 1977. Independent studies (unclassified graduate status), Department of Anthropology. Course work in archaeology, physical anthropology, human osteology, and general anthropology.

California State University, Fresno. Spring 1973 to Spring 1976. Bachelor of Arts Degree program, Department of Anthropology.

Texas Tech University. Summer 1974. Archaeological Field School in the Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas.

Fresno City College. Fall 1970 to Spring 1973. Associate of Arts Degree, Division of Social Science

OTHER TRAINING

State Office of Historic Preservation. January 1999: Workshop, The Relationship of the California Register of Historical Resources to CEQA.

Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc., Redlands, California. FALL 1995: Introduction to Avenue 2.1.

Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc., Redlands, California. Summer 1995: Introduction to ArcView 2.1.

Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, California. Spring 1995: Seminar, Internet Access.

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. February 1994: Seminar, Introduction to Federal Projects and Federal Law.

Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc., Redlands, California. Winter 1993: Introduction to PC Arc/INFO.

University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada. April 1990. Advanced course in the preparation of Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and Office of Historic Preservation Agreement Documents (MOAs, Pas, and FAEs). University Extension Program.

State of California, Department of Transportation. Fall 1989: Workshop, Cultural Resource Guidance for Consultants. San Francisco.

Sonoma State University, Hutchins School of Environmental Studies. 1985 - 1987. Unclassified graduate status. Course work in environmental planning, regional planning, federal and state environmental law.

Sonoma State University, Fall 1977 to Spring 1983. Master of Arts Degree program, Department of Anthropology. Major emphasis American archaeology and prehistory, California archaeology and prehistory, cultural resource management.

California State University, Fresno. August 1976 to June 1977. Independent studies (unclassified graduate status), Department of Anthropology. Course work in archaeology, physical anthropology, human osteology, and general anthropology.

California State University, Fresno. Spring 1973 to Spring 1976. Bachelor of Arts Degree program, Department of Anthropology.

Texas Tech University. Summer 1974. Archaeological Field School in the Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas.

Fresno City College. Fall 1970 to Spring 1973. Associate of Arts Degree, Division of Social Science.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Summary Statement

Twenty-Five years of progressive responsibility in archaeological field and laboratory research, project leadership and planning, and cultural resource and environmental consulting with public and private sector clients. Areas of responsibility included archival research, field research, and artifact analysis; management and policy development, personnel training, all aspects of accounting and bookkeeping, contract administration; writing technical reports; and client relations.

Consulting Experience

Archaeological Services, Inc. (ASI), 9467 Chippewa Trail, Kelseyville, California. Vice President and principal archaeologist. 1979 to present. Prepares cost estimates; negotiates contracts; hires personnel; develops company accounting policies; conducts archival, field, and laboratory research; and conducts National Register and archaeological site significance evaluations according to federal and State of California criteria; prepares technical reports.

Government Positions

Lake County Planning Department. 1987. Assistant Planner I. Duties included review and assessment of projects for land use, population, structure, economic activities, housing, transportation, and related subjects. Conducted basic research and conferred with applicants and agency representatives to identify problems. Analyzed data with respect to relevant laws, ordinances, regulations, and policies. Determined methods to reconcile project conflicts with zoning requirements and State environmental law. Prepared staff reports of summarized data, conclusions, and recommendations and made oral presentations to the Planning Commission.

U. S. Forest Service, Mendocino National Forest, Upper Lake Ranger District. Summer 1978. Survey Archaeologist. Duties included design and implementation of surveys and preparation of Forest Service Archaeological Reconnaissance Reports.

U. S. Forest Service, Sierra National Forest, Kings River, Ranger District. Summer 1977. Survey Archaeologist duties included design and implementation of surveys and preparation of Forest Service Archaeological Reconnaissance Reports.

U. S. Forest Service, Sierra National Forest, Kings River Ranger District. Survey Archaeologist. Summer 1976. Duties included design and implementation of surveys and preparation of Forest Service Archaeological Reconnaissance Reports.

Internships

California State Office of Historic Preservation. Spring 1978. Duties included reviewing archaeological survey and excavation reports for professional and legal adequacy.

PAPERS PRESENTED

1980	Is it Just a Lithic Scatter? Methods for evaluating the most common and frequently underestimated type of site in the region. Sonoma State University Symposium on the Archaeology and Ethnology of the Round Valley Region.

MEMBERSHIPS / AFFILIATIONS

Society of Professional Archeologists

Society for American Archaeology

Lake County Historical Society

American Cultural Resources Association