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Name: Debbie Campbell
Phone: 814-237-1589
E-mail: da...@psu.edu
Location: State College PA USA

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RESUME for:

Deborah Ann Campbell

The Pennsylvania State
University
205-A Forest Resources
Lab
University Park, PA
16802
(814) 865-2180
Email:
da...@psu.edu


Objective: to work in an interdisciplinary environment where I can
contribute my skills
in ecology, wetland science and landscape architecture to the assessment,
planning,
and management of natural resources.

Characteristics:

--Three summers' field and lab experience in ecological assessment of
natural and created
ecosystems (surveying, mapping, soils, and vegetation)
--Academic background in landscape architecture, with a focus on analysis
of natural
ecosystems and application of these principles to landscape design
--Adept in written, oral, and graphical interdisciplinary communications
--Excellent facility with computers (PC and Macintosh: word processing,
spreadsheets,
CAD, GIS, statistics packages, and Internet proficiency); designed and
maintained WWW
homepage for the Penn State Cooperative Wetlands Center

Education:

Master of Science in Ecology expected May 1996, The Pennsylvania State
University,
University Park, PA.
Areas of special study: wetland ecology, landscape analysis, created
wetland design and monitoring, soils, vegetation.
Thesis project: Assessing the performance of created wetlands.

Bachelor of Environmental Design in Landscape Architecture, May 1993,
North Carolina
State University, Raleigh, NC.
Graduated cum laude; University Dean's List six semesters; GPA 3.4/4.0.

Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources--Ecosystem Assessment, May 1993,
North
Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC.
Graduated cum laude; University Dean's List six semesters; GPA 3.4/4.0.

Experience:

Graduate Research Assistant, Penn State Cooperative Wetlands Center, the
Pennsylvania
State University, University Park, PA (May 1994-present): conducted
wetlands surveying
and mapping, soil and vegetation assessments, and computer mapping and
analysis.
Directed soil lab analyses. Developed GIS reference catalog of 63
wetland sites from
computer database. Designed and maintained WWW homepage. Supervised
undergraduate research assistants in the field and lab. (25+ hrs/wk).

Shop Staff/Design Technician, Garden Gallery/Derek Church Williams Landscape
Architecture, Charlotte, NC. (January-May 1994): managed retail garden
store and
assisted design staff with drafting and other duties (30 hrs/wk).

Environmental Technician, Weyerhaeuser Co., Moncure, NC. (Summer 1993): member
of four-person team conducting air quality monitoring for biofiltration
pilot project (40
hrs/wk).

Lab Assistant, Forestry Lab, NC State University, Raleigh, NC. (Summer
1992): assisted
graduate student with wetland soil analyses (20 hrs/wk).

Honors and Activities:

Completed 5-day professional course on wetland delineation; certified to
take the COE WDCP exam when available, 1996
Completed 2-day professional course on wetlands awareness, U.S.
Office of Surface Mining, 1995
Member, Society of Wetland Scientists, 1994-present
Team member, Penn State Racquetball Team, 1994-1996
Rehabilitation volunteer, Carolina Raptor Center, Charlotte, NC, 1993-1994
Received North Carolina Chapter of the American Society of Landscape
Architects Book
Award, May 1993
Member, American Society of Landscape Architects 1991-1994

Research and Publications:

Campbell, D.A. Assessing the performance of created wetlands: An analysis
of project age, design, and spatial pattern. Master's thesis. The
Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. To be published July
1996.

Campbell, D.A., C.A. Cole, and R.P. Brooks. Assessing the performance of
created wetlands: An analysis of project age, design and spatial
pattern as compared to natural reference wetlands. Presented at
the 1996
United States Landscape Ecology Symposium, Galveston, TX.

References:

Available upon request.

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