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My Background
- Vice Chair, Woodinville Planning Commission
- President since 2004 of The Woodinville Conservancy, a neighborhood nonprofit group with the mission
of preserving safety and quality of life in Woodinville through land use advocacy
- Member, Citizens Advisory Panel for the City of Woodinville Sustainable Development Project
- Expert witness in local land use hearings
- Research and teaching experience in geologic hazards: earthquakes, landslides, erosion, flooding, etc.
- Twelve-year Woodinville resident
- Vice Chair, Plymouth Healing Communities, a Seattle nonprofit with a successful program
for ending the cycle of mental illness and homelessness
- Currently employed in the local software industry
- Education:
- B.S. in Geology, B.A. in Economics, cum laude, Hope College
- Master of Science in Geology, Minor in Geophysics, Caltech
- Candidacy ("all but doctorate"), Geology, UC Berkeley
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