Looking: Jack of all Trades seeks work in Denver

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01-25-2011, 12:34 PM
pbourdon

Looking: Jack of all Trades seeks work in Denver

I figured I'd post up my resume(s) here since this is as good a place as any to make some connections. I have two degrees: The first in Media Production and Communication with a minor in photography from Northern Michigan University in 2004 and the second in Secondary Earth Science Education with a minor in Geography from Grand Valley State University in 2010. Additionally, I have extensive experience working with residential contractors, and landscaping firms. I'm currently working up at Loveland as a snowboard instructor, and while I love the job, I'm not exactly rolling in dough right now. I've taught snowboarding for 6 years, and have been snowboarding for 16 years. I know the snowboard industry well, and would love to find a way to make a living in the industry.

Barring that, a position in the Environmental field or in education would be great too. At this point, I simply need a job that will allow me some financial freedom and prevent me from moving back to the flatlands, because I'll work the deep-fryer with Rontele or fling pizzas with Blurred at Sbarro's before I move back to the midwest again.:fm:

*please note that I've included two versions of my resume. One highlights my field research qualifications, and the other highlights my education related experiences.*

Thanks for taking a look.
01-30-2011, 09:19 PM
azexp

If your interested in using your secondary science degree, teaching positions should start opening up in the next couple months. I teach high school science right now and I'll keep my ears open.
01-30-2011, 10:49 PM
pbourdon

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Originally Posted by azexp

If your interested in using your secondary science degree, teaching positions should start opening up in the next couple months. I teach high school science right now and I'll keep my ears open.

Right on. Yeah, I've been looking for teaching jobs, but at this point in the school year its pretty slow. Still, I'm optimistic for the spring. Things should definitely start opening up. Thanks for the reply and thanks for keeping me in the loop.
02-25-2011, 11:47 PM
MTT

You have posted two word doc's with pretty much ALL of your contact info in an open internet forum?
I am not even sure its wrong but its more than most would risk.

What did you do in 2005 / 2006? its a hole in your life. Thats the year you moved to CO and became a Ski bum
02-26-2011, 06:57 AM
pbourdon

Quote:

Originally Posted by MTT

You have posted two word doc's with pretty much ALL of your contact info in an open internet forum?
I am not even sure its wrong but its more than most would risk.

What did you do in 2005 / 2006? its a hole in your life. Thats the year you moved to CO and became a Ski bum

Eh, if someone wants to steal my identity, they're more than welcome to. They'll quickly find out that it wasn't worth their effort, 'cause I'm a broke S.O.B.

'05-'06 was my second season in Tahoe. I worked at Sugar Bowl in the winter, and landscaped in the summer. I didn't put it on there because of length restrictions. Thanks for looking though.