An Osmia...one of the group of western species that are bright shiny green instead of the more common dark metallic blue. This one was found in a bee garden in San Francisco under study by Jaime Pawelek. Am pinging Jaime to see if she knows what species this could be.
Jenele Gorham
Jenele Gorham is an Administrative Operations Assistant located at the Eastern Ecological Science Center in Laurel, MD.
Media Design: Designed the USGS Patuxent Mission/Vision Poster. Created several flyers for events/seminars. Created the message board tv announcements and updates via PowerPoint
Customer Service: Greet and Advise visitors on where to go and direct calls to the appropriate personnel. Coordinate the logistics for meeting. Provide service to the employees in terms of their postal needs. Sort and distribute mail. Order office supplies on an as needed basis.
Microsoft Word, Excel, Jitbit and Sharepoint: Completed Microsoft Office 2016 Course. Submit monthly fleet reports to Admin. Submit service request via Jitbit. Assisted with the Active Directory Update
Records Management: Scan historical data to Sharepoint that will be used for public research. File directives.
Awards:
- STAR Award - Bird Phenology Project (2019)
- Leadership Development Certificate -Library of Congress (2010)
Education:
- B.S. University of Maryland Eastern Shore in Human Ecology with an emphasis on Interior Design
Professional Experience:
Library of Congress- Washington, DC (2003-2011)
- Technical Information Specialist (2003-2006). Input and updated data for the POW/MIA database. Assisted w/various projects such as: The Export/Import Bank Project (Access), The Aeronautical Wind tunnel Project (Access),and The Military Background Compensation Papers Project (Excel).
- Library Technician (2006 -2011) Sorted, discarded, distributed and labelled books, cd's, etc. Entered approx. 100 serial publications into Voyager Cataloging and Voyager Acquisitions module daily. Entered records into the STARS database weekly. Created Initial Bibliographic Control (IBC's) records in Voyager Cataloging Searched the Online Computer Learning Center (OCLC) research database
Affiliations:
- REID Temple A.M.E (member since 2017)
- First Baptist Church of Laurel, MD (2019)
- Prince Georges Audobon Society - Bowie, MD (2020)
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Bird Banding Laboratory
The Bird Banding Laboratory is an integrated scientific program established in 1920 to support the collection, archiving, management, and dissemination of information from banded and marked birds in North America. This information allows for developing effective bird science, management, and conservation. Since 1923, the lab has collaborated with the Canada’s Bird Banding Office to administer the...
Osmia species, m, side, bright green, San Francisco, CA
An Osmia...one of the group of western species that are bright shiny green instead of the more common dark metallic blue. This one was found in a bee garden in San Francisco under study by Jaime Pawelek. Am pinging Jaime to see if she knows what species this could be.
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Bird Banding Laboratory
The Bird Banding Laboratory is an integrated scientific program established in 1920 to support the collection, archiving, management, and dissemination of information from banded and marked birds in North America. This information allows for developing effective bird science, management, and conservation. Since 1923, the lab has collaborated with the Canada’s Bird Banding Office to administer the... - Multimedia
Osmia species, m, side, bright green, San Francisco, CA
An Osmia...one of the group of western species that are bright shiny green instead of the more common dark metallic blue. This one was found in a bee garden in San Francisco under study by Jaime Pawelek. Am pinging Jaime to see if she knows what species this could be.
An Osmia...one of the group of western species that are bright shiny green instead of the more common dark metallic blue. This one was found in a bee garden in San Francisco under study by Jaime Pawelek. Am pinging Jaime to see if she knows what species this could be.
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