Item talk:Q47780

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   - Geographic Information Systems
   - GIS
   - Communications
   - Drupal
   - Website Content Development
   - ArcGIS
   - Adobe Photoshop
   - Remote Sensing
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   - B.A. in Geography (major) and German (major), GIS (minor) - The University of
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   - M.A. in Environmental Resource Policy and Graduate Certificate in GIS - George
     Washington University, 2019
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   personal_statement: Current ResponsibilitiesTracks progress and productivity of
     projects supported by the Land Change Science (LCS) ProgramCollaborate with
     USGS web content team and outreach content specialists to communicate LCS program
     research to diverse internal and external audiencesWork with LCS staff and program
     scientists to write or help provide content for LCS Fact Sheets, web pages,
     social media messages, conference exhibits, etc.