Amanda Stelling

Spirited alpine ski coach committed to inspiring personal drive and self-confidence through motivational training and skills development. Employs example-based instruction style to build trust as a hands-on leader and guarantee the safety of activities. Believes in open, constructive communication between staff and team to set clear goals and build vision of excellence.

Certified, entry-level Emergency Medical Technician with 1 year of experience working on an ambulance responding to a wide variety of calls start to finish. Adept at learning processes associated with assessing emergencies and delivering exceptional problem-solving and decision-making processes. Ability to remain calm under stressful medical situations.

Collaborative Wildland Firefighter with 2 seasons of experience responding to wildland fires in Utah, Montana, Arizona, and California. Superb stamina, decision-making, and problem-solving skills. Extreme professionalism and ability to work well in any type of team or scenario.

Published in multiple magazines including working with Corey Arnold on a project for National Geographic, as seen in Back to Nature: The Selfie Generation Gets Outside, FIRELINE, SVPN, Eddie Bauer and University of Columbia Literary Review.

• EMT
• IS-700
• IS-100
• S-190
• S-110
• S-130
• I-100
• L-180
• Extratration Awareness
• LZO
• POST
• AIARE Level 1
• ALPINE Level 100

I became interested in photography from a young age and have been pursing my passion ever since. I chose to attend MSU because it was the only school in the US that had both a world renowned photography program as well as a ski team where I raced DIV1. I am an internationally published photographer as well as have had prints accepted into juried exhibitions across Europe and the United States.