Alexander Furber
East Bay Regional Parks District
Waterville,ME
2
years of professional experience
Detail-oriented Environmental Policy and Pre-Law major with strong research, analytical, and writing skills. Expertise in addressing environmental policy challenges related to natural resources, energy efficiency, and climate resilience. Committed to advancing ecological outcomes and enhancing community benefits through strategic policy initiatives.
Work History
Open Water Lifeguard
4 Months- Responded promptly to emergencies, providing first aid and rescue assistance when needed.
- Educated visitors on water safety practices and guidelines to promote safe swimming environments.
- Performed daily equipment checks, ensuring proper functioning and readiness for any emergency situation.
- Assisted in training new lifeguards on protocols, emphasizing safety procedures and effective communication.
- Maintained current certifications in lifeguarding, CPR, and first aid by regularly attending training sessions and staying up-to-date on industry best practices.
- Prevented incidents through proactive communication with beachgoers about potential hazards and safe practices.
Open Water Lifeguard
4 Months- Collaborated with team members to develop emergency response strategies and improve readiness.
- Conducted routine safety inspections of facilities and equipment to maintain operational standards.
- Maintained cleanliness of pool areas, ensuring a hygienic environment for all users.
- Maintained accurate records of daily activities, incident reports, and weather conditions for reference purposes.
- Learned and maintained proficiency in first responder skills such as First Aid and CPR to offer individuals in distress optimal support.
Oakland Zoo Camp Counselor
2 Months- Monitored camper behavior, providing guidance and conflict resolution to promote positive interactions.
- Engaged with parents during drop-off and pick-up, addressing questions and concerns effectively.
- Worked with children of varying age, interest, skill, and developmental levels.
- Ensured camper safety by enforcing camp rules, supervising group activities, and responding promptly to incidents or concerns.
- Led groups of children safely through a variety of camp activities.
- Acted as a positive role model, demonstrating strong leadership skills and exemplifying the camp''s core values.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Pre-Law
- Honor Roll Fall and Spring 2026
- [Number] GPA: 3.98
- [Number] Major GPA: 4.00
- Relevant Coursework: Environmental Policy & Logic
- Extracurricular Activities: DIII Colby Crew Rower
- Extracurricular Activities: Alto Saxophone in Jazz Combo
- Research Project: Sustainability Assessment of Head Royce's South Campus Development, January to May 2025. Semester long independent study project assessing the sustainability of Head Royce's South Campus development in the Spring of 2025. Interviewed Cahill construction representatives to gather information on the use of sustainable construction practices, toured the construction site to evaluate the sustainability of the materials, energy systems, landscaping, EV infrastructure, stormwater management, and historic building and material re-use. Analyzed the use of low-impact materials including ash-integrated concrete and re-used redwood, as well as the preservation strategies including existing trees, buildings, and materials. Quantitatively compared LED lighting with incandescent and fluorescent alternatives, calculating the estimated kilowatt-hour savings and potential reductions in school energy consumption. Synthesized findings into a research paper and presentation that including findings that the development demonstrated a successful approach to sustainable construction through adaptive reuse, low impact material use, energy efficiency and ecological site design.
- Research Project: Analysis of Maine's Legislative Document 1949 (LD 1949): An Act Regarding Energy Fairness, Spring 2026. Analyzed Maine's LD 1949 legislation signed into law on March 23, 2026. Analysis included the policy impacts, stakeholder perspectives, and implementation requirements. Conducted state and federal policy comparisons on strategies to reduce electricity costs and improve consumer projections and energy access. Synthesized the legislative, economic, and environmental data and information into a policy portfolio and final analysis. Assessed the bill's outcomes and potential long-term impacts on energy affordability, energy access, and utility regulation in Maine.
- Study Abroad: Greece. Sustainability and Climate Resilience.
Skills
Research and data analysis
Writing and synthesis
Logic and deduction
Policy analysis
Program evaluations
Timeline
Open Water Lifeguard
East Bay Regional Parks District
05.2026 - 09.2026Read More
Open Water Lifeguard
East Bay Regional Parks District
05.2025 - 09.2025Read More
Oakland Zoo Camp Counselor
Oakland Zoo ZooCamp
06.2024 - 08.2024Read More
Colby College
Bachelor of Science from Pre-Law
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