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My work at the Logistical Computing
and Internetworking Lab (LoCI) includes aiding in the coordination
of LoCI news and information to be distributed within the academic and
scientific communities, and to the computing public at large, through
print and Internet media.
I have a strong background in the sciences. In 2000, I completed a
Bachelor of Science degree from Western
Kentucky University, with majors in Physics and Mathematics. While
at WKU, I was actively involved in research and development at the Applied
Physics Institute, as well as spending a summer doing neutron scattering
experiments at ORNL's
High Flux Isotope Reactor. In 2001, I was awarded a Graduate Alumni
Fellowship at the University of Florida,
where I spent a year doing graduate work in Physics. My experience in
the sciences has granted unique insight into the needs of LoCI application
users.
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Some favorite pastimes include hiking and wilderness camping. The Southest
contains many of the prettiest natural areas in the country. A few of
my favorites are:
Mammoth Cave National Park, Park
City, KY
The longest recorded cave system in the world.
Red River Gorge, Daniel
Boone National Forest, Stanton, KY
Canoe and whitewater on the Red River, a designated wild and
scenic river. Popular area for rock climbing.
Nantahala National Forest, Cheoah
District, Robinsville, NC
Cheoah contains the Snowbird backcountry area and the Joyce
Kilmer Memorial Forest, a region of old growth forest.
Also, there are many top-notch museums and galleries in the
area which preserve the folk art and traditions of Appalachia.
Berea College Crafts, Berea,
KY
Folkways Center, Dahlonega,
GA
The Museum of Appalachia,
Norris, TN
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