Awesome
Prof. Deirdre is one of the best professors I've ever had. This wasn't an easy A, but work will be rewarded. It is a genuinely interesting course and I actually learned a lot. He is very fair, approachable, and he makes the course relatable.
Good
Professor Garrity-Benjamin is great. You must attend the class to pass. Glady, I receive an A.
Awesome
Professor Benjamin provides lots of homework every week. There were many readings, 300-word writing, and 200 words of peer replying, plus a quiz. There are no excuses. However, if you can handle the work, it's not difficult to get a high grade. The midterm and final exam questions are given in advance. So, you'll have plenty of time to prepare. Not an easy A class for me, but I learned a lot.
She's very disrespectful to her students.
Community College of Philadelphia - Science
Secondary Education Certificate
Chestnut Hill College
Fundamentals of Coaching
National Federation of State High School Associations
Concussions in Sports
National Federation of State High School Associations
Heat Illness Prevention
National Federation of State High School Associations
F-License
New Jersey Youth Soccer
First Aid Certification
American Red Cross
Masters of Science (M.S.)
Environmental Policy
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Environmental Science
Women's Basketball\nTrack and Field\nCross Country
Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
Co-coached a team of 10 six and seven year olds the skills of basketball.
Haddonfield Youth Basketball Association
Head Coach
Coach of U10 girls soccer team.
Haddonfield Soccer Club
Co- Founder
Co-Founder of Haddonfield Against Water Sale. An organization created to halt the water sale of Haddonfield's utility. \n\nhttp://www.njpen.com/haddonfield-water-sale-examining-claims/
H2O
Research
ArcGIS
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Team Leadership
Public Speaking
Environmental Science
Community Outreach
Microsoft Office
Garrity-Benjamin
Garrity-Benjamin
Handex Environmental
Community College of Philadelphia
Archbishop Ryan High School
Burlington County Community College
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
MAC URISA- Mid Atlantic Chapter of Urban and Regional Information Systems Association
Philadelphia
PA
Department Chair of Social Sciences is a faculty elected position responsible for the management of 9 programs and or disciplines including: Anthropology
Environmental Science
Geography
Fire Science
GIS
Justice
Digital Forensics
Paralegal and Sociology. Responsible for overall management of the Department including scheduling
creation of policies
coordination
hiring and student complaints. Acted as liaison between Administration and Full Time and Part-Time Faculty. The Social Science Department included 27 full-time and 65 part-time faculty and served approximately 6000 students per semester.
Department Chair- Social Sciences
Community College of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
PA
Responsible for teaching both in class and online courses in Human Geography
Physical Geography
Environmental Conservation and Honors Environmental Conservation. Job duties included: creation of course materials
management of classroom activities
creation of effective assessment
collection of assessment
creation of course documents and scheduling of adjunct faculty.
Assistant Professor
Community College of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
PA
Responsible for Coordination of the GIS Certificate Program. Job duties include: creation of courses
collection and review of assessment data
coordination of daily responsibilities such as registration of students
scheduling of faculty and assessment. \n\nOther responsibilities include: attending college functions
attending GIS conferences
outreach to local schools and businesses and collaboration with other programs and disciplines at CCP.
GIS Program Coordinator
Community College of Philadelphia
Trenton
NJ
Secretary of a volunteer organization with over 900 members. Job duties include: website updates
emails to members
meeting minutes
coordination of meetings to include applicable current GIS content
coordination of bi-annual 3 day conference.
Secretary
MAC URISA- Mid Atlantic Chapter of Urban and Regional Information Systems Association
Freehold
NJ
Environmental consultant responsible for overseeing and monitoring of 15 Texaco and Shell service stations throughout the region. Tasks associated with this position included:\n\n\nGained knowledge of NJ Air Pollution Regulations\n\nAnalyzed and reported findings of systems back to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. \n\nPrepared sites for compliance with air pollution permits
sampling requirements and other applicable requirements. \n\nAnalyzed the geology and groundwater flow of the surrounding region.\n\nCompleted on-site and off-site subsurface soil and groundwater investigations.\n\nCompleted and oversaw completion of Underground Storage Tank (UST) removals and closures. \n
Hydrogeologist
Handex Environmental
Trenton
NJ
Specialist responsible for outreach and innovation to all compliance and enforcement programs with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection as well as the public. Tasks associated with this position include:\n\nTrain compliance and enforcement personnel on new initiatives and the New Jersey Environmental Management System (NJEMS).\n\nAssist the Department with data collection and input on enforcement strikes.\n\nParticipate in rule making teams to propose and adopt new regulations.\n\nMaintain and update intranet WebPages. \n\nProvide insight to management on field related initiatives. \n\nCreate and implement program SOP’s.\n\nEntering all Masterfile entries for Land Use.\n\nCreate and edit all Business Objects Reports for Land Use. \n\nAttach all documents to Deeds for Land Use.\n\nCreate and implement program SOP’s. \n\nWork with Land Use Permitting to implement changes needed by enforcement.\n\nCreate all assessments for Land Use Compliance and Enforcement\n\nPerform administrative tasks such as Bulletin Notices.\n\nPerform NJEMS support
coordination
maintenance and data cleanup.\n\nEnsure CLUE uses the latest available technology.\n\nProduce high quality
detailed maps through GIS and GPS.\n\n
Principal Environmental Specialist- Bureau of Compliance and Enforcement Services
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Camden
NJ
Environmental Inspector responsible for determining compliance of facilities with Air Pollution Control Regulations throughout Southern New Jersey. Tasks associated with this position include:\n\nResponsible for enforcement and compliance of facilities with New Jersey Air Pollution Control Regulations.\n\nPerformed inspections of regulated facilities.\n\nConducted meetings with citizens
public officials and other interested parties on environmental issues. \n\nNegotiated and settled contested Administrative Orders with the regulated community. \n\nTrained new employed on inspection techniques
report preparation and use of NJEMS. \n\nProvided training to regulated facilities on the use of radius permitting program
a component of NJEMS.\n\nProvided compliance assistance to facilities.\n\nConducted investigations in response to citizen odor
smoke and particulate complaints. \n\nPrepared correspondence for high level supervisory personnel regarding resolution of hearing requests and environmental issues. \n
Senior Environmental Specialist- Air Polluation Control
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Mount Laurel
NJ
Adjunct Professor responsible for instructing General Science Courses for all majors at Burlington County College. The adjunct position included instructing the following courses:\n\n•\tGeneral Biology Lecture\n•\tGeneral Biology Lab\n•\tPhysical Science Lecture\n•\tPhysical Science Lab\n\nCreated own syllabus and lessons for all classes.\n\nCreated own exams
quizzes
and homework for all classes.\n\nLectured up to 50 students per course.\n\nHandled all laboratory preparation for all associated labs.\n\nCreated curriculum for Physical Science and Biology Labs during the Fall and Spring 05 Semesters.\n
Adjunct Professor
Burlington County Community College
Northeast Philadelphia
Taught Physical Science and Environmental Conservation to Freshman and Seniors. Member of the Middle States Committee.
Science Teacher
Archbishop Ryan High School