Susan Davis
PO box 332 Conconully, WA 98819/ 111 Lower Tower St. Riverside, WA--www.linkedin.com/in/susan-davis-4a694932
OBJECTIVE
Dedicated Environmental Science major/Public Lands Management Certified, pursuing an entry-level position as an Energy Efficiency Auditor, Energy Policy Analyst or Fire Prevention Policy advisor. Committed to applying expertise in renewable energy systems, sustainability practices, and policy analysis to support integrating policy for clean energy initiatives inspired by innovative leadership in the energy sector.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Address: 111 Lower Tower St., WA 98849
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Email:-EDUCATION
Public Lands Management Certificate
American Public University / North Idaho College
Certified: 2021
Concentrations:
Land Use Planning: Studied zoning and resource allocation strategies for sustainable development.
Fire Prevention: Analyzed energy-efficient fire mitigation techniques for rural communities.
Environmental Law and Policy: Explored regulatory frameworks impacting energy and land management.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS): Mastered spatial analysis for environmental decision-making.
Water Resources: Investigated energy-efficient irrigation and water conservation methods.
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science (Expected Graduation: 2027)
American Public University / North Idaho College
Major: Environmental Science
Minor: Public Lands Management
Cumulative GPA: 3.6
Relevant Coursework:
Renewable Energy Systems: Examined Hydropower, Nuclear, solar, wind, and biomass technologies, focusing on integration challenges and efficiency metrics. Conducted presentations, feasibility reports and EIA for project upgrades in WA state.
Sustainability in the Built Environment: Evaluated green building standards like LEED/ construction upgrades involving many aspects of design and feasibility, and their impact on energy savings.
Environmental Policy and Law: Analyzed federal energy legislation, policy transition/integration and its implications for clean energy adoption.
GIS for Environmental Management: Applied mapping tools to assess renewable energy potential and fieldwork involving site management and land use policy regarding demographics and economic development.
Water Resource Management: Studied sustainable water use in energy-intensive regions, specifically green infrastructure and smart cities.
KEY SKILLS
Energy Policy Analysis
Researched federal energy policies, including integral transitory lobbying and political science aspects of legislative process, to assess incentives for renewable energy projects.
Evaluated the cost-effectiveness of transitioning public facilities to solar power, producing a detailed cost-benefit study and report with actionable recommendations.
Analyzed state-level energy efficiency programs, identifying gaps and proposing policy enhancements.
Sustainability and Green Construction
Designed a hypothetical energy-efficient business construction project, incorporating passive solar design and low-energy materials.
Conducted a lifecycle assessment of green roofing systems, quantifying reductions in energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Case studies in sustainable urban-wildlands interface land use and planning, focusing on energy-efficiency and building codes in urban and rural settings.
Technical Writing and Communication
Authored various reports and policy briefings on renewable energy resources and associated subsidies, tailored for non-technical stakeholders.
Created presentations and reports on energy conservation in hydropower, solar, nuclear, thermal and biomass for a community outreach simulation, enhancing public understanding of efficiency measures.
Edited peer-reviewed environmental reports, ensuring accuracy and compliance with academic standards.
GIS and Data Analysis
Developed a GIS map to identify optimal wind farm locations in Washington State, factoring in wind speed, wildlife mortality and land use data.
Analyzed energy consumption patterns across rural counties, using spatial data to recommend efficiency upgrades.
Integrated GIS with statistical tools to model the environmental impact of hydroelectric projects and local gold mining projects.
Community Engagement and Risk Reduction
Formulated a fire prevention and community risk reduction plan for Tonasket, WA fire dept., integrating energy-efficient home retrofitting guidelines.
Led an interview of fire commissioner and associated Okanogan County stakeholder public consultations on resiliency, code enforcement policy for marginal communities, and fire-resistant construction materials, fuels reduction policy reports and program ideas, synthesizing feedback into a strategic action plan.
Designed outreach campaigns and construction company startup advisory to promote energy-saving practices, emphasizing cost savings and environmental benefits. Post-fire restoration projects in green buildings and community program cooperatives.
EXPERIENCE
Hospitality/Wildlife Predator Monitoring/Pet-Sitting
Kozy Kabins Resort, Conconully, WA
Oct 2024 - Feb 2025
Managed resort cabin and RV rentals, housekeeping,
wildlife predator monitoring and control, pet-sitting
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Receptionist/Secretary
Community Cultural Center, Tonasket, WA
August 2019 – November 2019
Managed administrative operations, including scheduling, correspondence, and data entry, improving office efficiency by 15%.
Coordinated community events promoting sustainability and fire prevention programs, engaging over 50 attendees in discussions on local solutions.
Maintained detailed records of resource use, identifying opportunities to reduce waste and operational costs.
ACADEMIC PROJECTS AND COURSEWORK
Renewable Energy Feasibility Study (2023)
Spearheaded a team of four to evaluate the integration of solar and wind energy into a rural Washington grid.
Performed a cost-benefit analysis, projecting a 75% reduction in energy costs over 10 years.
Delivered a 20-minute presentation to peers, outlining implementation timelines and policy recommendations.
Green Streets Project Development (2022)
I interviewed county land use manager concerning upcoming city development project for green streets, discussing sustainable development policy implementation and land use planning.
Environmental Policy Analysis Paper (2024)
Analyzed legislative policy for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s energy efficiency provisions.
Highlighted feasibility studies in funding for sustainable development policy in federal and state building upgrades, linking to DOGE’s efficiency objectives.
Recommended reallocating funds to prioritize rural energy projects, supported by data-driven arguments.
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Digital Communication and Journalism
Produced website content for environmental writing class projects, increasing hypothetical engagement on sustainable topics including energy resources.
Analyzed historical environmental journalism, drawing parallels to modern clean energy advocacy.
Skilled in crafting concise, impactful messages suitable for platforms like X, aligning with DOGE’s communication style.
Certifications and Training
Public Lands Management Certificate 2021 from American Public University, WV
REFERENCES
Walter and Lyn Peterson
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Relationship: Educational/ Vocational support and long-time friends
Phillip Hanson
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Relationship: Community outreach advisor
