Danielle M. Cranmer
2 Washington Square Village, Apt. 15J
New York, NY 10012
Phone: 631 830 1956
daniellecranmer@gmail.com
Career objective
To forge a career that combines my passion for environmental sustainability with my skills in web and communications.
Relevant professional experience
Freudenthal & Elkowitz Consulting Group, Inc. (2006-2008)
Title: Environmental Consultant II
- Conduct Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments and environmental remediation for clients including Verizon Wireless, Pulte Homes and Lowe's Home Improvement.
World Health Organization, Web Team, Geneva, Switzerland (July 2003-July 2005)
Title: Web producer
- Maintained WHO home page and other high-profile sections of the WHO web site.
- Retained all existing clients; doubled the total number of clients as a result of these relationships.
- Produced training materials and documentation for the CMS.
- Actively participated in the open-source software development process.
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dept of Food Science, Madison, WI (2002)
Title: Food safety outreach specialist
- Coordinated food safety education program for low-income, at-risk populations.
- Coordinated development of bilingual, web-based educational tool.
- Developed two web sites and accompanying paper-based materials.
- Deployed surveys and statistical methods to evaluate the educational program.
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dept of Rural Sociology, Madison, WI (2002)
Title: Associate outreach specialist
- Piloted a tractor-mounted GPS device for measuring the location and amount of manure spread on agricultural land, to be used for runoff and water quality research.
- Analyzed spatial data and generated ArcView maps.
- Assisted with field outings, researching GIS data, etc.
Fulbright Grant for study and research in Belém, Brazil (2001)
Project title: "Mapping logging roads in the Amazon from satellite images"
- Learned theory, techniques, and software of remote sensing, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and image processing.
- In collaboration with other researchers at Imazon, developed a method for quantifying logging roads in satellite images, serving as a predictor of deforestation.
Wisconsin Dept of Natural Resources, Madison, WI (half-time position, 2000)
Title: Toxics Release Inventory assistant
- Maintained database of toxic chemicals released by private companies in Wisconsin.
Michael Fields Agricultural Institute, East Troy, WI (2000)
Title: Garden intern
- Organically grew vegetables for over 70 subscribers, markets, and wholesale accounts.
- Managed all aspects of the garden on a rotational basis (i.e., managing value-added salad mix operation, selling produce at farmers' markets, newsletter production, etc.)
- Conducted a research project comparing particulate organic matter levels in conventional, organic and biodynamic agricultural systems.
Consortium for Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education, Madison, WI (1999-2000)
Title: Outreach assistant
- Solicited donations from members, recruited new members for the organization.
- Wrote various articles and assisted with layout/design for quarterly newsletter.
- Conducted customer satisfaction surveys and compiled results.
- Coordinated with members on CSARE promotion at conferences.
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dept of Soil Science, Madison, WI (1996-2000)
Title: Research gardener/soil technician
- Executed field research: plot maintenance and collection of soil, plant, groundwater and runoff samples for studies involving nitrogen and phosphorus management.
- Conducted laboratory analysis of samples, including soil Bray P1 (phosphorus), Mehlich 3 extraction, nitrogen/nitrate.
- Developed protocol for phosphorus analysis procedures.
- Compiled and processed research data.
Education
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON, Madison, WI 53706 Graduated May 1998 Degree: B.S., Soil Science; Specialization: International Agriculture and Natural Resources GPA: 3.93/4.0
ACADEMIC HONORS: Fulbright Grant for study and research in the Brazilian Amazon (2000-2001), Graduated with Highest Distinction (1998), Runner-up for College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Outstanding Senior Award (1998), Douglas Sorenson Scholarship (1997), Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society (1997-1998), Wisconsin Aglime Corporation Scholarship (1996), Riker Scholarship (1995)
Computer proficiency
Languages: HTML/XHTML, CSS, IDL
Software
- HTML/CSS editors: HomeSite, FrontPage, Dreamweaver, AceHTML, TopStyle Lite, WebDesign & CSSEdit for Mac
- Remote sensing and GIS software: ENVI, ArcView, ArcGIS
- Image tools: Adobe Photoshop, ImageReady, Illustrator
- Other: Bricolage, Microsoft Office suite, Adobe Acrobat Professional, OpenOffice suite
International experience
- February 2008-August 2008: Lived in Annecy, France
- August 2002-2005: Lived and worked in Geneva, Switzerland
- January 2000-December 2001: Fulbright research in Belém, Brazil
- January 1999-July 1999: Lived and worked in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- January-May 1997: Studied at EARTH University, Costa Rica
Language proficiency
- French: advanced speaking and writing skills (United Nations certified)
- Portuguese: fluent speaking and advanced writing skills
- Spanish: fluent speaking and advanced writing skills