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1 <br />PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONTINUED <br />' 1977-1978Administrative <br />' Vice President of Western Cultural Resource Management, Inc., Boulder, <br />Colorado. Primary responsibrlty during this period was in establishing WCRM <br />as a competitor in the cultural resource management field for the Rocky <br />' Mountain Region. Primary duties to this end were marketing, the preparation <br />of technical and cost proposals, end establishing working relationships with <br />various state and federal regulatory personnel. Prior to the formation of <br />Western Cultural Resource Management, Inc. I was a principal in a partnership <br />known as the "Archaeological Survey and Research Group" (Boulder). The <br />tasks of this partnership were to procure archaeological contracts from <br />private, state, and federal entities. Contracts obtained under this partnership <br />' entailed the completion of fieldwork, data analysis, and report preparation. <br />Archaeology <br />' Numerous cultural resource management projects conducted for federal <br />agencies, and private energy-related companies throughout Colorado. <br />' Archaeological/Historical contracts were completed for Arapaho-Roosevelt <br />and Gunnison National Forests, Colorado. <br />Graduate School <br />' University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado: faL and spring semesters spent on <br />macrobotanical research, "The Paleoethnobotany of EISX-1 (Nam u, British <br />' Columbia): A Seed Analysis. <br />' 1976-1977Archaeology <br />Roosevelt National Forest, Colorado: cultural resource inventory of "Colorado <br />Front Range Vegetative Management Pilot Project." Archaeological Survey <br />' and Research Group, Boulder, Colorado. <br />' San Lsabe] and Pike National Forests, Colorado: archaeological surveys of <br />radio sites, timber sales, roads, etc. administered through USFS. <br />Archaeological Survey and Research Group, Boulder, Colorado. <br />1975 Archaeology <br />' Axial, Colorado (Derelict City): member of archaeological survey conducted <br />for the Colo/Wyo Coal Company (Craig). Joseph J. Lischka, Department of <br />Anthropology, University of Colorado (Boulder) Principal Investigator. <br />Hahns Peak Ranger Station, Colorado: member of archaeological survey of <br />Bear's Ears Planning Unit, Routt National Forest, administered through the <br />Office of the State Archaeologist, Michael Faster, supervisor, and Burton D. <br />Wrlliams, Director. <br />LJ <br />