Enrollee Spotlight
 Ed A Jeffrey | Edgar A. Jeffrey, Ph.D., is a Level 4 enrollee in the Water Management Division of Region 6 in |
 Geraldine H Fedoronko | Geraldine H. Fedoronko is a Level 1 Conservation Planning Specialist in the USDA-NRCS field office in |
 Stephanie M Allen | Stephanie Allen is a Level 4 SEE Enrollee for EPA Region 10 in |
 Charles G Grubb | Charlie Grubb is a Level 2 Agriculture Conservation Experienced Services (ACES) Enrollee in |
 Marcia Pollard | Marcia Pollard is the EPA Emergency Operations Center (EOC) administrative assistant. |
 Andrew "Mitch" Lansky | Mitch Lansky began his part-time (starting at two days a week) Level-3 position in Houlton, Maine in May of 09. |
 Nathan McCaleb | NRCS Career Reflects Professional and Scientific Advancement |
 Bruce Canova | Consummate Marketing Man With Bruce Canova in the SEE Program, Region 7 of the EPA has enjoyed the benefits of having a highly successful marketing executive on its team. |
 Sue Ellen Smith | As a Conservation Project Coordinator for the Natural Resource Conservation Service Mission Field Office in Pendleton, OR Sue Ellen supports District Conservationists by assisting with USDA program implementation and evaluation. |
 Doug White | Doug provides administrative and technical support to Region 9 EPA in |
 Samuel C Peterson | Samuel Peterson, a Level 4 SEE Enrollee, recently accepted a new position on the SEE Program as Communication Support within the Office of Small Business Program. |
 James D Starr | Level 3 ACES Enrollee, James Starr, works as a forester for the ACES Program in Louisa, Virginia which continues Mr. Starr’s long career in Forestry. |
 Stephen D Hibinger | Steve is a Level 2, ACES Conservation Planning and Implementation Specialist, working out of the |
 Patricia K Gaspar | SEE Program Enrollee, Patricia Gaspar, holds the title of Receptionist for the Office of the Regional Administrator for EPA Region 6 in |
 Dwayne Warrick | ACES Enrollee Dwayne Warrick is a Range Specialist with the Prescott Valley NRCS Field Office. He assists NRCS field staff with ecological site descriptions, conservation planning, and rangeland inventories and monitoring. |
 Sammy McCaffrey | Level 3 SEE Enrollee, Sandra “Sammy” McCaffrey, has been with the She serves as the Training Assistant for the National Enforcement Training Institute (NETI) which conducts Federal, State, Local and Tribal Agency trainings for over 3,000 “students” a year. |
 Deborah L Rosenthal | Middletown, NY Level 4 ACES Enrollee, Deborah Rosenthal, has been a Conservation Specialist for multiple counties in |
 Joseph C Wyche | Washington, DC Mr. Joseph Wyche was enrolled in 1997 to help direct and support the arrangements to move the EPA’s Office of Emergency Management from its location at the Waterside Mall office complex across town to EPA’s new facility on the Federal Triangle. |
 Eleanor Yeomans | Pierce County, Georgia Eleanor Yeomans is a Conservation Specialist in the Pierce County, Georgia NRCS office with first hand knowledge of the transformative change that has taken place in the practice of conservation at NRCS over the years. |
 Mike Mulligan | Region 7, Kansas City, Missouri Milton “Mike” Mulligan has one of the most interesting positions in the SEE Program. Mike’s current Level 4 position provides technical support for ASPECT (Airborne Spectral Photometric Environmental Collection Technology). In simple terms, this means the collection of airborne data to identify chemical vapors in plumes from train derailments, chemical plant fires, and explosions, thereby assisting emergency response personnel on the ground. |
 Yohan Sumaiku | Yohan Sumaiku, has been with the Region 8 Denver Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice since November, 2007 and is responsible for maintaining the Underground Injection Control (UIC) database and conducting compliance inspections on oil injection wells on Tribal land. |
 Rhoby E Cook | Klamath Trinity Resource Conservation District Coordinator, Rhoby Cook, discusses careers in Natural Resources with a Hoopa Tribal Community Conservation Corps members at the annual Health Fair in Hoopa, California |