Resume

• 2015

  Semester Study Abroad

  English

  Celtic Society

  Traditional Music Society

  University of St. Andrews

  Environmental Sociology

  Food and Society

  Writing Professionally

  Sustainability and Agriculture

  Envi/Natural Resource Economics

  Literature and Ecology

• 2012

  Bachelor’s Degree

  Environmental Studies

  English

  Appalachian Music Ensemble

  Climbing Club

  Canterbury Association

  Baptist Campus Ministries

  The College of William and Mary

• Supported garden center dedicated to preserving historic plant varieties by potting

  labeling

  and preparing plants for sale at Monticello's visitor center.

  Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants

  Tutor

  Tutored children in math and reading in an underserved community.

  Friendship Court

  Leadership

  Microsoft Office

  Environmental Awareness

  Sheffield

  Natalie

  W&M Committee on Sustainability

  American Horticultural Society

  Piedmont Environmental Council

  Camp Piankatank

  North Carolina Outward Bound School

  Hartfield

  VA

  Organized

  supported

  and counseled diverse groups of 10-20 campers during week long camp sessions. Lead a variety of outdoor activities including the ropes course

  rock wall

  canoeing

  and camping. Recognized as a positive role model and exemplary leader by directors at the conclusion of the summer.

  Counselor

  Camp Piankatank

  Williamsburg

  Work with students

  faculty

  and community members to facilitate a community of individuals who grow and eat healthy

  organic food. Manage and maintain a 12 plot rental garden system

  providing gardening assistance and coordinating renters and volunteers.

  Campus Garden Manager

  W&M Committee on Sustainability

  Alexandria

  VA

  Wrote 100-700-word articles profiling prominent American gardeners and botanic gardens

  and highlighting horticultural news at national publication

  The American Gardener Magazine\nWorked with the editorial team to complete interviews

  writing assignments

  administrative tasks

  events listings

  and copy edits for each bimonthly issue.

  Editorial Intern

  American Horticultural Society

  Asheville

  North Carolina Area

  Lead 3-14 day backpacking and leadership courses for youth aged 13-18\nTeach technical skills

  such as backpacking

  campcraft

  and basic rock climbing

  and soft skills

  such as leadership

  environmental awareness

  and communication \nManage risk

  group development

  course planning

  and logistics in a wilderness environment\nWilderness First Responder and CPR Certified

  2018-2020

  Outdoor Instructor

  North Carolina Outward Bound School

  Warrenton

  VA

  One of 12 competitively selected applicants. Interns learned about urban planning

  local government initiatives

  conservation

  GIS

  and habitat restoration from a leading environmental nonprofit focused on positive environmental change

  working from local to national. Completed a mentored project assessing conservation easements for the possibility of water quality improvement.

  Fellow

  Piedmont Environmental Council