Andrew Zelina

• 40 hours per week
• Handling artifacts for the purposes of cleaning, rehousing, photographing, and condition assessment
• Working with artifacts of various material types, including textiles, lithics, leather, animal bone, and metal
• Creating catalog labels with accurate information and determining appropriate placement on or within artifacts
• Sewing appropriately placed catalog labels into fabric artifacts as needed
• Performing integrated pest management on a routine basis within the museum and collections space
• Performing historic research regarding artifacts within the museum collection
• Taking light, temperature, and humidity data readings for the museum and collections spaces and inputting data into required software
• Understanding the standards of artifact condition assessment for the National Park Service while completing such tasks with collections
• Understanding procedures used by the National Park Service in order to safely photograph sensitive artifacts
• Creating new digital catalog records in ICMS for backlogged artifacts using digital photography or scanning accompanied by accurate descriptions of objects
• Conducting archival research regarding past accessioning or deaccessioning of museum items
• Learning and practicing basic interpretive techniques towards site visitors as needed

Supervisor Reference: Amy Neumann, Museum Technician

Phone: (402) 223-3514

Email: amy_neumann@nps.gov

Available For Contact: Yes

• 40 hours per week
• Conducting cultural resource surveys of areas expected to be impacted by ongoing park projects
• Creating and updating standardized archeological site documentation based on field survey findings
• Analyzing artifacts and conducting research to add additional relevant information
• Handling artifacts identified during field surveys and being stored in museum collections in a safe manner
• Analyzing park archival records in order to identify supplementary archeological information
• Hiking multiple hours at a time through dense forest and/or high desert terrain while carrying GPS and survey gear
• Utilizing GPS equipment (Arrow Gold+) in the field and following procedures to plot data points with precise horizontal and vertical accuracies
• Knowledgeably exporting data from field maps software (Avenza) and importing, managing, and editing data in ArcGIS Pro (v. 3.1)
• Ensuring any physical records, photo logs, and/or digital photos related to projects and surveys are saved in appropriate park servers and in correct file locations
• Knowledgeability of standards agreed upon by the National Park Service and the Klamath Tribal Council
• Understanding of Sections 106 and 110 of the NHPA, and comprehension of how data collected during surveys will be used to ensure compliance standards are met
• Knowledge of NAGRPA guidelines and understanding of procedures in the event of action needing to be taken towards collections or novel discoveries

Supervisor Reference: Jessica Reid, Cultural Resources Division Manager, Lava Beds and Tule Lake National Monuments

Phone: (541) 594-3071

Email: jessica_reid@nps.gov

Available For Contact: Yes

• 40 hours per week during summer dates (5/1-10/31), 24 hours per week during winter dates (11/1-4/30).
• Interacted pleasantly with visitors and promoted park rules, regulations and safety measures to educate and inform.
• Distributed park maps, provided park information, and answered visitors' questions.
• Guided tours for park visitors through the historic Garfield home, while keeping an emphasis on guest safety, interpretation, and appreciation of the museum space
• Interpreted historic information in a manner that allowed all visitors to understand topics while also inviting further inquiry into ideas being discussed.
• Performed historical research on topics such as Garfield family history, museum artifacts located at the site, and how notional or worldwide trends and events impacted the thoughts or actions of the Garfield family
• Organized and presented history lectures on both regional and national topics for children and adults.
• Continued museum collection care duties from previous internship position, including routine cleaning, IPM, and artifact handling and documentation

Supervisor Reference: Allison Powell, Park Ranger, James A. Garfield National Historic Site

Phone: (440) 255-8722

Email: allison_powell@nps.gov

Available For Contact: Yes

• 40 hours per week
• Total of 652 hours performed in this position; Obtained PLC Certificate for Non-Competitive Eligibility
• Performing routine cleaning of artifacts and historic house museum space
• Knowledgeably working with different types of artifacts such as fine art, books, ceramics, wooden furniture, and textiles
• Safely handling artifacts for the purpose of cleaning, assessment, documentation, and research
• Entering and editing data within museum collections database (ICMS)
• Correcting and updating digital catalog information in order to reflect current object condition and location
• Performing routine integrated pest management tasks as well as responding to pest incidents and outbreaks within museum space
• Performing historic research regarding artifacts located at the site
• Developed thorough understanding of NHPA Section 106 and 110 compliance as it related to projects being performed within the historic site that had potential to impact museum collections
• Cooperation and communication with other park staff concerning opportunities to enhance visitor experience and improve overall quality of museum space
• Engaging with members of the public about museum practices and site history
• Assisting with Boy Scouts of America program development for various activities performed at the park
• Providing any additional assistance needed with house museum tours or activities taking place at the historic site

Supervisor Reference: Todd Arrington (Ph.D), Site Manager, James A. Garfield National Historic Site

Phone: (440) 665-0143

Email: todd_arrington@nps.gov

Available For Contact: Yes

• 10-15 hours per week
• Performing accurate and detailed analysis of data using ArcGIS Pro
• Assisting in the creation of automated analysis methods for GIS and LiDAR data
• Digitizing archaeological site forms and georeferencing hand drawn survey maps
• Performing historical research on sites to provide additional information when possible
• Examining section 106 and 110 reports and coordinating with SHPO
• Having knowledge of key points of NHPA, ARPA, and NAGPRA

• 30 hours per week
• Controlled line and crowd with quick, efficient service
• Preparing food and beverages according to set recipes
• Thoroughly cleaning work area during and after every shift
• Providing exceptional customer service at all times
• Cleaned counters, machines, utensils and seating areas daily

• 35 hours per week
• Resolved customer complaints and issues and offered thoughtful solutions to maintain customer satisfaction
• Leading a crew of up to 10 workers at once
• Accurately counting cash and safe deposits
• Having attention to detail in order to make sure the store is functioning efficiently and quickly

• 30-40 hours per week
• Completed on-time deliveries by choosing best and most efficient routes
• Read maps, followed oral, and written instructions and used GPS technology to make deliveries
• Operated vehicle safely in highly congested areas with no traffic violations
• Managed customer inquiries and complaints in polite and professional manner
• Verified accuracy of all deliveries against order forms

• 25 hours per week
• Greeted guests, promoted specials, and took orders
• Kept workplace clean and organized in line with restaurant policies
• Trained team members to prepare sandwiches and other items according to instructions
• Organized freezers, refrigerators and storage rooms by receiving, recording, and moving food and beverage supplies and products