My hometown is Boulder, Colorado. Though it's small with a population of just 100k, isolated smack in the middle of the United States, I think it's a pretty good spot. We've got the Rocky Mountains out our back door and 300 plus days of sunshine a year. At other moments I've resided in Vancouver, Canada; Graz, Austria; and La Esperanza, Honduras. Now, home is Ithaca, NY.
After nearly three years learning about the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors as a researcher for The Community Foundation Serving Boulder County, I am in graduate school studying for a Master's of Regional Planning at Cornell University.
My current interests within the field of planning are land-use, economic development, real estate and housing. Of particular interest are spheres where private development interests overlap with public and not for profit initiatives. My projected graduation is spring 2014. Find me on LinkedIn or Facebook.My hometown is Boulder, Colorado. Though it's small with a population of just 100k, isolated smack in the middle of the United States, I think it's a pretty good spot. We've got the Rocky Mountains out our back door and 300 plus days of sunshine a year. At other moments I've resided in Vancouver, Canada; Graz, Austria; and La Esperanza, Honduras. Now, home is Ithaca, NY.
After nearly three years learning about the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors as a researcher for The Community Foundation Serving Boulder County, I am in graduate school studying for a Master's of Regional Planning at Cornell University.
My current interests within the field of planning are land-use, economic development, real estate and housing. Of particular interest are spheres where private development interests overlap with public and not for profit initiatives. My projected graduation is spring 2014. Find me on LinkedIn or Facebook.
One of the best evenings yet down on the western shore of Cayuga Lake. Sweet serenades, Marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate all combined around a crackling fire.
Far, far-off in the distance, on the opposite site of the lake the University. It was just the distance I needed from campus after a crazy week of studies.
