Project Manager Management
Resume:
STEPHANIE A CEFALONI-MULLENS
Abingdon MD 21009
EDUCATION:
College/University
Towson University (08/27/2001 - 05/22/2005) Towson, Maryland
Degree: Bachelor's of Science
Major: Geography and Environmental Planning
Courses Completed:
GEOG 1O1 Physical Geography 3.00 Credits
GEOG 109 Intro to Human Geography 3.00 Credits
GEOG 221 Interpretation of Maps 3.00 Credits
GEOG 223 Physical Geography Applications 3.00 Credits
GEOG 319 Soils and Vegetation 3.00 Credits
GEOG 401 Growth of Geographic Thought 3.00 Credits
GEOG 407 The Geography of the Aged 3.00 Credits
GEOG 412 Intro to GIS 3.00 Credits
GEOG 443 Geography of East Asia 3.00 Credits
GEOG 470 Geography of Africa 3.00 Credits
GEOG 471 Geography of Africa 3.00 Credits
GEOG 472 Military Geography 3.00 Credits
GEOG 473 Geography of Feng Shui 3.00 Credits
BIO 110 General Biology 3.00 Credits
BIO 300 Evolutionary biology 3.00 Credits
ECON 201 Microeconomic Principles 3.00 Credits
ECON 202 Macroeconomic Principles 3.00 Credits
ECON 205 Stats for Business and Economics 3.00 Credits
ECON 313 Money and Banking 3.00 Credits
ENG 102 Writing for Liberal Education 3.00 Credits
ENG 313 Academic Essay 3.00 Credits
PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology 3.00 Credits
COSC 111 Info & Tech for Business 3.00 Credits
PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy 3.00 Credits
HLTH 101 Wellness/Diverse Society 3.00 Credits
POSC 103 American National Government 3.00 Credits
SOCI 101 Introduction to Sociology 3.00 Credits
EMF 221 Principles Film and Media Production 3.00 Credits
ART 234 Photography 3.00 Credits
COMM 131 Fundamentals of Speech Communication 3.00 Credits
I am a military spouse, my husband is currently deployed to Iraq.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
U.S. Army Environmental Command
Cleanup Division (6/30/08-present)
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21010-5401
Program Management Branch
Branch Chief: Mr. Hopeton Brown- 410-***-****
Duties:
Serves as a junior project manager & technical authority with responsibility for coordina tion,
execution, and oversight of Installation Restoration Program (IRP) sites, Military Munitions
Response Program (MMRP) sites, & Base Realignment & Closure (BRAC) sites throughout
CONUS, to identify & cleanup chemical, biological, radiological, munition s & related
contaminants or hazardous materials.
Provides support in the execution of the Installation Action Plan (IAP) Program. Schedules and
conducts IAP and cost-to-complete (CTC) data gathering and validation meetings, produce Amy
and public versions of IAP documents provide support of database updates for approximately 189
installations. Analyzes IAP after action reports and summaries findings for senior management on
key cleanup program management initiatives. Tracks land use control issues, restoration advisory
board solicitation requirements, five-year review questionnaires, public involvement in the IAP
process, and other installation specific requirements. Evaluates the IAP process and IAP tool for
improvements to enhance quality and accuracy of the documents. Develops requirements and tests
software for the IAP tool and performs quality assura nce audits of process. Maintains web site to
provide easy access to IAPs fo r Army and public stakeholders.
Participated as a team member on a lean six sigma (LSS) project to automate IAP finalization and
posting process. The project led to a cost avoidance of 387 hours ($14,472.81)/ year by reducing
quality control requirements and re-work time. Quality was improved by reducing posting errors
and providing real time access of finalized documents to the Army and public.
Participated as a team member on an LLS project to develop land use controls (LUCs) layer for
the Army Mapper Geographic Information System (GIS).
Participated as an LLS team member to develop LUC management and implementation plan. This
includes the steps the installations need to follow from decision to use a LUC until the LUC
closeout and provides examples of successful management tools.
Participates in monthly USAEC GIS Committee Meetings to discuss the ways USAEC and the
Army are using GIS enterprise systems to manage installations resources and environmental
cleanup.
ADDITIONAL Training Completed:
Military Response Program 101 training- Topics included regulatory considerations, basic geophysics tools
and processes, munitions constituents sampling, ordnance descriptions, uses and functioning, remedial
investigation and feasibility study execution, munitions response site prioritization protocol (MRSPP),
basic safety considerations and personnel qualifications, handling of munitions potentially presenting an
explosive hazard, construction support considerations, and public affairs tools.
Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) 101 training- Topics included definitions and types of UXO, components
and functions of munitions, munitions fill and hazards, field use and remaining munitions, explosive
hazards and safety considerations and the three R's of UXO safety.
Munitions and Explosives of Concern Hazard Assessment (MEC HA) 101 training -
Course focused on the hazard management choices that must be made during site evaluation and cleanup of
MEC under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA).
USACE CERCLA/RCRA training- Course focused on how to interpret and implement the CERCLA and
RCRA Remediation Process to identify and cleanup chemical, biological, radiological, munitions and
related contaminants or hazardous materials.
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