Resume

• 2013

  Aultman Watershed Association for Restoring the Environment (AWARE)

  Aultman Pennsylvania

  Non-profit Organization founded in 2000 by local citizens who felt compelled to clean up Aultmans Run Watershed. Covering 28 square miles

  the area includes lands managed by Pennsylvania Game Commission and Army Corps of Engineers has abundant potential as a habitat and recreation corridor. Unfortunately

  this is undermined by pollution and hazards typical of areas with extensive historic mining activities. \nAWARE has made great strides forward with several passive coal remediation activities completed and ongoing within the watershed. Over ten years

  AWARE has received more than half a million dollars in grant funding for our initiatives. Currently we are actively engaged in developing Rails to Trails recreational opportunities on abandoned railways within the watershed. The Rails to Trails project is an exciting opportunity as it has the potential to link Aultman Watershed to the greater Pennsylvania Rail Trail system.

  President

  Aultman Watershed Association for Restoring the Environment (AWARE)

  Department: Biology and Geosciences

  Clarion University of Pennsylvania

  Assistant Professor

  Department: Geography and Regional Planning

  Indiana University of Pennsylvania

• 2003

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Concentration: Human / Environment interaction and Lake Erie coastal processes

  Geography

  West Virginia University

• 2001

  Indiana University of Pennsylvania

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Concentration: Remote Sensing and Geographical Information Science

  Geography

  West Virginia University

• 1999

  Chris

  Schaney

  R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates

  Indiana University of Pennsylvania

  Clarion University of Pennsylvania

  Middle Tennessee State University

  Fredrick Maryland

  R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates

  Assistant Professor

  Department: Geosciences

  Middle Tennessee State University

• 1991

  Middle Tennessee State University

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Anthropology/Archaeology

  Mercyhurst University

• Leadership

  Environmental Awareness

  Training

  Geography

  Grant Writing

  Spatial Analysis

  Conservation Issues

  GIS

  Physical Geography

  Curriculum Design

  University Teaching

  Curriculum Development

  Community Outreach

  Geographic Information Science

  Water Resources

  Archaeology

  Management

  Public Speaking

  ArcGIS

  Research

  Schaney