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Layla Dulany

NM

Summary

During high school, I was actively involved in my local FFA chapter, where I received awards for public speaking, job interview skills, and leadership. At New Mexico State University, I served as Vice President of the student chapter of The Wildlife Society from 2020 to 2021, where I honed my leadership and organizational skills. I also engaged with various student organizations, including Collegiate FFA, Ducks Unlimited, The Wildlife Alliance, and the Fisheries Society, further enhancing my commitment to environmental stewardship. I completed my bachelor's degree in Environmental Science at Southern New Hampshire University, equipping me with a solid foundation in ecological principles and practices.

Overview

5
5
years of professional experience

Work History

Remote Middle School Mathematics Tutor

Southwest Regional Education Cooperative
08.2023 - Current

As an online mathematics tutor for the state of New Mexico, I help students achieve their math objectives by tailoring each session to their specific needs and monitor their academic progress. I maintain regular communication with their teachers and site coordinators to provide detailed updates on attendance, behavior, and developmental growth, ensuring a collaborative approach to each student's success.

Accounting Assistant

Mesa Verde Enterprises
08.2022 - 02.2023

At Mesa Verde, I contributed to the accounting department by overseeing accounts receivable. I was responsible for processing deposits of checks and cash, maintaining detailed records of customer accounts, and assisting with various accounting functions.

Biological Technician

Bureau of Reclamation
06.2019 - 09.2019

As a biological technician with the Bureau of Reclamation under the Department of Interior, I was tasked with surveying for threatened and endangered avian species along the lower Rio Grande River. My role involved using recorded playback calls to attract these migratory species and employing GPS technology to precisely map their responses as potential nesting sites. This meticulous approach allowed us to identify potential nesting sites and monitor critical habitats, playing a vital role in the conservation and protection of these at-risk species. Each day brough new insights and challenges, contributing significantly to our understanding and preservation efforts in this unique ecosystem.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science

Southern New Hampshire University
10.2024

High School -

Tularosa High School
01.2018

Skills

  • Data Analysis
  • Critical thinking
  • Self-Discipline
  • Technological literacy

Timeline

Remote Middle School Mathematics Tutor

Southwest Regional Education Cooperative
08.2023 - Current

Accounting Assistant

Mesa Verde Enterprises
08.2022 - 02.2023

Biological Technician

Bureau of Reclamation
06.2019 - 09.2019

High School -

Tularosa High School

Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science

Southern New Hampshire University
Layla Dulany