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To obtain an entry-level position in the commercial landscape management field and apply practical and theoretical horticultural knowledge to meet and exceed customer expectations.

University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.
B.S. in Agriculture Technology Management, dual emphasis in Ornamental Horticulture and Landscape and Turf Management.
Cumulative GPA 3.5 Expected May 2001.

Related Coursework:

• Landscape Management
• Plant Nutrition
• Plant Pathology
• Plant Physiology
• Business Accounting

Activities

• Alpha Tau Alpha (Agriculture Education and Technology Honorary Organization)
• Phi Eta Sigma (Collegiate National Honor Society)
• Jacobs-Cline Society (Agriculture Education and Technology Service Organization)
• Honors College
• College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Student Advisory Council
• Volunteer for St. Mary's Food Bank

Awards and Recognition

• Arizona Nursery Association Foundation Scholarship
• Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs Scholarship
• Trans-Mississippi Foundation Turf Scholarship
• College of Agriculture Academic Scholarship
• Department of Agriculture Education and Technology Honors List
• College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Dean¹s List
• Prudential Spirit of Community Award

8/99 - Present: Specialist, Environmental Care Inc., Phoenix, Arizona

Responsible for crew supervision. Served as client-crew liaison and on-site horticulturist.

5/99 - 7/99: Intern, Environmental Care Inc., Phoenix Arizona

Responsible for work in landscape maintenance, interiorscapes, irrigation maintenance, and landscape construction areas.

1/95 - 5/97: Assistant Research Technician, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agriculture Research Service, National Small Grains Collection Unit, Maricopa, Arizona

Responsible for gathering and entering research data on small grains fields.