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J. COLIN ROSS 4188 Elgin Street Vancouver, BC V5V 4R4 604 879 7386 (home) 117 Plymouth Street NW Olympia, WA 98502 306 556 9294 (cell) [email protected] Education BSc (anticipated 2017) The Evergreen State College (2012 – present) Focus: biology—wildlife conservation and management Study abroad: Wildlife Management Studies, Tanzania, School of Field Studies, University of Minnesota, planned Fall 2016 Internship: Elephant Human Relations Aid, Swakopmund, Namibia, 16 credits, The Evergreen State College, Summer 2015 Study abroad: Wildland Studies, Habitat Conservation & Mountain Ecosystems (Nepal), 18 credits, The Evergreen State College, Spring 2014 Gladstone Secondary School, Vancouver, BC 2007 – graduated June 2012 Western Washington University, College Quest, environmental studies course, Summer 2011 Work Experience Summers 2014,15 Dec 2013 – Feb 2014 Jan 2012 2009 – 2012 Enduring Construction, laborer UPS, driver’s assistant Auto Park BC, laborer landscaping, garden maintenance, mowing Field Experience & Community Service 2015 Desert Elephants [elephant tracking & ID, water point conservation, plant transects at water sources, scientific writing, wilderness camping] Elephant Human Relations Aid, Damaraland, Namibia, Aug- Sept. See my blog chronicling this experience http://blogs.evergreen.edu/rosjoh20/ 2014 Snow Leopard Conservation [research review, policy document analysis, review of trap camera data, oral presentation] Wildland Studies project, Nepal 2013 – present African Impact Project Ambassador 2013 African Impact Volunteer Research Assistant & Conservation Worker African Big 5 & Wildlife Conservation [tracking, monitoring & ID the African Big 5, field data collection & analysis, create & update animal ID kits, report writing, removal of invasive plant species, building irrigation infrastructure] Thanda Game Reserve, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, September & November Mara Naboisho Lion Project [lion tracking & collaring, field data collection including behavioral observation & radio telemetry, educational activities with Masai school children & Koiyaki Guiding School] Mara Naboisho Conservancy, Kenya, October 2010-12 Biology tutor, Gladstone Secondary School, Vancouver BC 2012 (Nov) Participant in the SACY Parent Forum, Windermere Secondary School 2006 – 07 Office helper, McBride Elementary School Skills Basic First Aid & CPR, Level A Field research (GPS tracking, animal ID & census, plant surveys, line transects) Personal communication and writing (experimental design, scientific reports, and poetry) Proficient with software: GIS, Windows & Mac operating systems, word processing, Excel, Photoshop, Sketchup Languages: beginner conversational level—Spanish, Swahili, Zulu Publications Ross, C. (2009). War Born. The Rouge Forum News, Issue #15, fall/winter 2009/2010, p. 54. Retrieved from http://blogs.ubc.ca/ross/files/2009/12/Rouge-Forum-News-Issue-15.pdf [poem] Memberships Wild Research Society of Conservation Biology Student Conservation Association Activities & Interests Wildlife Conservation Reading (science, design) Writing (scientific reports & poetry) Snowboarding Hockey (alternate captain 2009-11) African Politics Bird Watching Graphic Design Jewelry Making Photography References Mike Paros, Evergreen State College Christophe Pitot, internship supervisor EHRA Matt Durocher, former employer 360 867 6406 +264 64 402 501 604 723 3326