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| Education |
Certified Trapper - September 2007:
Bachelor of Science - May 2002:
Associate of Applied Science - May 1999:
 | Fur Takers of America Trappers College, Perdue University, West | |
| Lafayette, Indiana | ||
| Fur Takers of America Trapper Education Program (FTA Trappers | |
| College) covered management and life histories of furbearing wildlife; humane and skillful use of traps, snares, calls, and firearms; handling catches humanely and efficiently to produce quality pelts; principles of wildlife product marketing; manufacture of baits/lures and their use; ethics of trapping, including laws, respect for property, rights of others, and methods of teaching others about trapping heritage |
Bachelor of Science - May 2002:
| University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Fisheries & Wildlife | |
| Conservation | ||
| Activities: Native American Student Association Secretary, resident of | |
| the Native American floor, or Kanonhsesne (Iroquois - “place of our longhouse”), Kanonhsesne Council member (student advisory board for the Native American floor), Josephine White Eagle Cultural Center staff/volunteer, Native American Student Support Services volunteer, Native American Beading Workshop teaching assistant, Annual UMass Powwow staff , participant to powwows across the country (Connecticut , Massachusetts , New Mexico and Canada), Student chapter of The Wildlife Society |
Associate of Applied Science - May 1999:
| University of Connecticut, Storrs, Animal Science (concentration | |
| Equine Science) | ||
| Activities: Calf Watch & Foal Watch volunteer, UConn Horse Barn | |
| staff , UConn Horse Auction staff, UConn Western Riding Program, Native American Student Association Activities Committee Chair, UConn Powwow staff |