Curriculum Vitae
of
Erik FRey Husoe
Erik@Husoe.net
Education
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GIS
Certificate |
Geographic Information Science 2006 |
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Master
Of Science |
Wildlife & Fisheries
Sciences 2000 Gamma Sigma Delta Honor
Society 1998 Regent’s Fellowship 1997 |
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Bachelor
Of Science Associate
Of Arts Saddleback
College |
Marine Biology (Minor In
Chemistry) 1996 National Dean’s List 1996 President’s List Spring 1996 Dean’s List Spring 1994 Anthropology 2013 Philosophy | Political Science 2014 English Literature | History 2015 Psychology | Sociology 2016 Ethnic Studies 2017 Humanities 2018 English Expected
Fall 2019 Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society 2013 Psi Beta Honor Society 2016 Alpha Gamma Sigma Spring 2016 Alpha Gamma Sigma Fall 2016 Alpha Gamma Sigma Spring
2017 Alpha Gamma Sigma Fall 2017 Alpha Gamma Sigma Permanent Member 2017 Dean’s List Spring
2019 Dean’s List Spring 2018 Dean’s List Fall 2017 Dean’s List Spring
2017 Dean’s List Spring 2016 Dean’s List Fall 2015 Dean’s List Spring
2015 Dean’s List Spring 2014 Dean’s List Fall 2013 |
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Undergraduate
Studies |
Major – Biological Sciences 1981-1984, 90 |
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High
School Diploma 1981 |
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Graduate Research
Department of Geography
The working title of my graduate thesis is “Quantifying the
Spatial Distribution and Dynamics of the
and dynamics
of the
analysis software,
RAMAS GIS to determine the optimal sustainable population prescribed by the Marine
Mammal Protection Act.
Field Experience
Ted Stevens Marine
Research Institute, NOAA –
Ocean Carrying
Capacity Program – Bering-Aleutian Salmon International Survey
Research Fisheries Biologist
– ZP-0203
01/2007 – 01/2010
Primary role is support
surface trawl operations aboard the NOAA vessel Oscar Dyson by collecting,
measuring, weighing, labeling, recording, and storing salmon and forage fish collected, processing salmon
samples used for bioenergetic studies, processing salmon samples used for otoliths and genetic studies.
Peace Corps – Micronesia
Host Agency: Division of Fish &
Wildlife Protection (DFWP) - Koror, Republic of Palau
Peace Corps Volunteer – Conservation
Extension Officer 10/2003
– 08/2004
Primary role is to train and
assist DFWP counterparts to develop necessary skills and knowledge to support
the continued development of
DFWP programs, such as community outreach, education, and the Marine
Environmental Enforcement Response
Team (MEERT). Become actively involved
in all aspects of
conservation
with DFWP and the various states of
presentations and
web site using digital photography and Photoshop software.
Host Agency: Palau International Coral Reef
Center (PICRC) - Koror, Republic of Palau
Peace Corps Volunteer -
Aquarist 08/2002 – 09/2003
Primary role is to train
Palauan aquarist counterpart to develop necessary skills and knowledge to
support the
maintenance and continued
development of all aquarium exhibits at the Palau International Coral Reef
Center.
Become actively involved in
all aspects of animal collection and care, quarantine, exhibit maintenance, and
design, fish feeding and
public show. Develop and design PICRC,
sponsorship, and adopt-a-tank brochures
using digital photography and Photoshop
software.
Peace Corps Trainee - Pohnpei, FSM &
Koror,
Department of Biology
Undergraduate Courses
Planned,
executed, and presented several research projects for various upper division
biology classes. Studied the
effects of depth and currents on the
density of zooxanthellae in the finger coral, Porites compressa, found on
Checker Reef,
various species of shorebirds along
the
and pneumatocyst morphology between
an exposed (high wave energy) and protected (low wave energy)
population of the brown kelp, Macrocystis pyrifera, at Catalina
Island, California.
Laboratory Experience
Ted Stevens Marine Research Institute, NOAA – Juneau, Alaska
Ocean Carrying Capacity Program – Bering-Aleutian Salmon International Survey
Research Fisheries Biologist
– ZP-0203
01/2007 – 01/2010
Primary role is process salmon and forage
fish samples collected during the Bering-Aleutian Salmon
International Survey (BASIS). Remove otoliths and heart tissue from salmon samples for latter studies,
determine energy densities for salmon sample collected during BASIS. Reconstructed and maintained the
Ocean Carrying Capacity Program’s BASIS fish database. Developed and maintained the Ocean Carrying
Capacity Program’s website.
Laboratory Technician (Full-Time Volunteer) 07/1996
– 08/1997
Full scope of
responsibilities including SDS-PAGE electrophoresis, cyclin dependent kinase
(CDK) assays,
protein and DNA analysis, sample
preparation, protein purification, cell culturing, immobilized metal affinity
chromatography (IMAC), dialysis,
handling radioactive materials, literature research, ordering and maintenance
of
bench stocks and supplies,
performance of routine screening for radioactive contamination of laboratory area.
Worked on a
National Science Foundation project with Dr. Osmund Holm-Hansen, Dr. Russ
Vetter, and Dr.
Mark Westerman. The main focus of this project was to
determine the effects of ultraviolet radiation on Arcto-
Norwegian cod embryos and larvae in
the arctic ecosystem. Examined the
relationship between DNA damage,
cell cycle progression, and
development rates in teleost embryos and larvae. Used Mitosis Promoting Factor
(MPF) activity as a means to measure
instantaneous growth.
Dept. Wildlife & Fisheries Science,
Laboratory Technician (Graduate School) 08/1997 – 05/2000
Full scope of
responsibilities including SDS-PAGE electrophoresis, cyclin dependent kinase
(CDK) assays,
protein and DNA analysis, sample
preparation, protein purification, cell culturing, immobilized metal affinity
chromatography (IMAC), dialysis, handling
radioactive materials, literature research, ordering and maintenance of
bench stocks and supplies,
performance of routine screening for radioactive contamination of laboratory
area,
and maintaining oyster cultures (Crassostrea virginica).
Graduate Teaching Assistant 09/1998 – 06/2000
Development,
instruction, and supervision of laboratory sessions for Adaptational Biology
(WFSC 416) for
Department of Wildlife &
Fisheries Sciences, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Additional Employment History
McDonnell Douglas –
Electronics System Checkout Technician
(J3K) 02/1990 – 07/1992
Aircraft
included MD-11 Commercial Tri-Jet and C-17 Globemaster III Military Cargo
Aircraft. Determination,
installation sequence,
implementation, and testing of electronic and radar units, components and
necessary
equipment. Installation and performance checks,
adjustment of electronic and radar units and components
including camera, drift-motors,
communication transmitters and receivers, auto-direction finders, radar
altimeters
and detectors, auto-pilot and
interphone equipment and related unit and accessories. Performed post-installation
functional testing of electronic
systems and instruments, troubleshooting and repair of defective
components.
Electronic systems included
hydraulics, flight controls, mission computers, communications, air delivery
systems,
heads-up displays, landing gear,
warning systems, main power, loadmaster station, proper control of all moving
surfaces and various other avionics
systems.
Aircraft Electrical Mechanic (K2C) 07/1989 – 02/1991
Sequential
planning, layout, development, installation, adjustment, modification, and
mockup operations in the
assembly, hook-up, and installation
of complete electrical systems including operational checkout (normally
performed in assembly positions prior
to flight line operations). Required
conformance with engineering
specifications, drawings, orders,
planning paper, schematics, service bulletins, and quality control
documents.
Land Combat Support Systems Test
Specialist (27B) 04/1985 – 04/1989
Operation and
performance of unit and intermediate maintenance on LCSS (test station
AN/TSM-93).
Performance of LCSS preoperational
procedures, energized and de-energized LCSS and RSG vans during daily
operations, determination of LCSS
status utilizing system survey, confidence, and maintenance programs,
performance of diagnostic tests on
LCSS assemblies utilizing test programs to fault isolate or verify
serviceability.
Performed adjustments and alignment
of mechanical, electrical, and optical assemblies. Performance and
diagnostic certification and
verification testing of assemblies, subassemblies, and supported weapon system
assemblies of LANCE, TOW, and DRAGON
weapons systems. Security clearance:
SECRET.
Received various honors including:
Distinguished Graduate (Class 27B10/010-5) 1986; Good Conduct Medal –
1988; Platoon Leadership Development
(PLDC) – 1988
Training
Scuba
Toys –
Diving
Certification
NAUI Scuba Diver
Course 04/1996
Computer Information Management
Web Digital Imagery: Photoshop Beginning 01/2002 – 03/2002
Basic Web Page Development - HTML
01/2002 – 03/2002
Web Authoring Software – Dreamweaver - Beginning
01/2002 – 03/2002
US Peace Corps –
Kolonia, Pohnpei
Marine
First Aid
DAN First Aid for
Hazardous Marine Injuries
06/07/2002
Organizational Membership
Regular Membership
National Shellfisheries Association 1997
– 2000
American Society of Ichthyologists and
Herpetologists
1996
– 2000
American Association for the
Advancement of Science
1996
– 2000
American Fisheries Society 1997
– 2000
Society for
Conservation Biology
2006 – 2007
Society for
Conservation GIS
2006 –
2007
Society for Conservation GIS and Society
of Conservation Biology Joint Meeting
San Jose, CA
2006
Annual Scientific Meeting for the
American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
New Orleans, LA
1996
Seattle, WA 1997
Peace Corps
National Peace Corps Association
2004 –
Present
Returned
Peace Corps Volunteers of Los Angeles
2004 – 2008
Returned Peace
Corps Volunteers of Orange County
2008 – Present
YOUTH Organizations
Boy Scouts of
Eagle Scout 1981
Order of the Arrow (BSA) – Wiatava Lodge #13,
Orange
Vigil honors
1983
Lodge
Executive Vice-Chief 1984
Lodge Treasurer
1983
Lodge Secretary 1982
National Eagle Scout Association– Orange
County Chapter, CA
Chapter President, South County District 1983 – 1984