Judy K. Nunez

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College Station, TX 77845

Home Phone 979-***-****

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EDUCATION:

Degrees held/conferred (degree requirements met for additional graduate degrees, but not conferred due to college PhD admission limitations.)

Florida State University

2010

History: [ABD]

Ave Maria University

2009

Masters, Pastoral Theology

Florida State University

2003

M.A. in American Studies

Thesis: “28 January 1980: Capricorn and Blackthorn, Death in Tampa Bay”

Florida State University

B.A. Honors in Anthropology

1999

Areas of Concentration: Physical Anthropology

Minor: History

AWARDS

2022 Texas A&M Distinguished Achievement Award

In recognition development/advocacy of students selected by faculty, students, former students and staff

2019 Texas A&M College of Geosciences Distinguished Achievement Award College Staff

In recognition of exemplary contributions to the College of Geosciences

2019 Honoring Excellence Award, Residence Life, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs

2019 Board of Directors, Brazos Valley Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC)

2017 Wine To Water Ambassador

2009 Seminole Leadership Award recognizing creation, management of University Academic Mapping System. Nationally recognized at NACADA.

In recognition of exemplary contributions to Florida State University’s ranking for admission, retention, and graduation rates

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Florida State University

Mentor - Foundations of Emergency Management (PAD4391)

2008-present

Mentor introductory course for undergraduate students under the supervision of Dr. Janet Dilling. Course is required for students pursuing the Emergency Management Homeland Security certificate.

Texas A&M University

Instructor-of-record– Hullabaloo U - Global Water Crisis (GEOS101) 2015-2022

Teach water-themed course to first semester freshmen and transfers students. The course focuses on many of the issues effecting access to clean water. Climate change, aging infrastructure, government regulations, inequitable treatment of demographic populations, regulations, and water insecurity. Public policy experience and fieldwork required.

Instructor-of-record – Service-Learning in the Geosciences (GEOS492)

2015-2021 Instructor each spring semester of Geosciences Service-learning course (GEOS 431) in which 20 freshmen prepped for and participated in water related mitigation projects in Costa Rica. Working with the ASADAS (local water governing communities), the students dug wells, latrines, and taught WaSH in community schools. Additional students performed water tests throughout three communities as a request from the Costa Rican Ministry of Health and director of the Soltis Center (San Ramon, CR).

University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC)

Co-instructor – First Year Seminar for entering freshmen and transfer students on best practices for online learning. 2021

Florida State University

Teaching Assistant – Physical Anthropology (ANT2491)

2002-2003

Teaching assistant for Dr. Glen Doran of required core course sections offered for majors only.

Florida State University

Instructor-of-record – Humanities/American Studies selected topics.

2001-2002

Selected topics and conducted all course preparation for undergraduate sections titled:

Concepts of Southernness (HUM3930); Sports: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly (AMS3930)

EMPLOYMENT

Florida State University, Askew School of Public Administration and Policy

Mentor

2008-present

Under the supervision of Dr. Janet Dilling, handle day-to-day operation of

Foundations of Emergency Management (PAD4391)

Wine To Water

Volunteer Program Manager

2022-2023

Recruited and managed cohorts of volunteers for international water-related projects dedicated to the goal of providing access to clean water to those in most need.

University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC)

Admission Advisor

2021

Assisted prospective students with admission process, major selection, course selection, and financial management. Also taught sections of required first semester course to all new undergraduate students.

Texas A&M University – College of Geosciences – College Station, TX

Director of Student Recruitment

2014-2022

Responsible for student recruitment at the undergraduate level for the College of Geosciences.

Florida State University – Tallahassee, Florida

Director of Academic Mapping System

2004-2014

Created, implemented, and managed the academic mapping system which tracks all undergraduate students through their degree program. The system has provided higher retention and graduation rates to the University through an imbedded team of mapping coordinators who review student transcripts for major changes, certification into upper-division, and all transfer students.

Florida State University – Tallahassee, Florida

Student Services Director – School of Theatre

1994-2004

Managed and supervised team of advisors, staff members who assisted a 500+ theater undergraduate and graduate degrees. The system was adopted, under selection by the Provost, for the Academic Mapping System.

Monticello Police Department – Monticello, Florida

Consultant/Special Unit

2002-2010

Worked with investigative unit as consultant on domestic violence, domestic abuse, abuse against minors, and sexual assault/harassment cases. Engaged with interviews of alleged victims and suspects.

LANGUAGES

English – native language

French, Spanish, and Greek – read/write with basic competency

MEMBERSHIPS and AFFILIATIONS

Phi Kappa Phi

Society of Physical Anthropologists

International Association of Emergency Managers

Golden Key

PUBLICATIONS

28 January 1980: Blackthorn and Capricorn: Collision with History in Tampa Bay (2013)

Required reading for all cadets in officer-in-training track at the United States Coast Guard Academy who will take command of a US Coast Guard vessel.

Houser, Chris; Nunez, J.; and Miller, K. Pathways to the Geosciences through 2YR Community Colleges: A Strategic Recruitment Approach being used at Texas A&M University. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts; published in American Geophysical Union (2014).

PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS/FIELD EXPERIENCE

2016-2022 Service-learning in the Geosciences, Texas A&M University

Created curriculum for credit-bearing fieldwork both domestically and abroad. Each successive class would build upon the relationship-building done by the prior cohort. These relationships were forged with stakeholders in three water communities, known as ASADAS. Cohort #1 was able to get the officers of each of the ASADAS to sit in a room together to discuss local water concerns. The leaders had not met together for over 30 years. Cohort #2 was able to teach the WaSH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) to over 90 Costa Rican school children. Cohort #3 conducted in- house water surveys water insecurity in each of the 3 locations using mWater data and GIS. Following cohorts amplified data analysis and community engagement based on work accomplished by prior cohorts.

2015-2023 Advisor to Wine To Water student organization, Texas A&M University.

Ensures compliance with student activities, and all financial matters.

Volunteer impact includes students in Costa Rica and W W in Ethiopia. Worked on fundraising to earn enough money for a Filter Build event to help replenish the stock at W W depleted from their relief efforts through us in Texas. The Filter Build has become an annual event for the TAMU W W student organization bringing in students from all majors, and local civil and community members donors and volunteers. Under my management, direction, and instruction, the filters the student organization has helped to replenish through these efforts have been used thus far in Puerto Rico, Florida, Louisiana, southeast Texas, and Tanzania.

Received 200 industrial size gallon water filter kits from W W when Hurricane Harvey hit; students in the TAMU W W student organization helped prep the 5-gallon buckets and put together the filter kits for delivery; delivered all of the filter-buckets to Rockport, Wharton,

Beaumont, Port Arthur, Vidor, Orange, and Rose City; enlisted assistance from the Cajun Navy while in Port Arthur. Panelist with Texas Task Force One post-Harvey conference center at Texas Department of Emergency Management (TDEM).

Distributed 255 ZeroWater pitchers and filters impacted by winter storm

Uri (February 2021) in Corpus Christi, Palestine, Baytown, Port Arthur, Waco, Livingston, TAMU campus. Also provided canned water donated by Jason Mamoa’s company, Mananalu, to various fire departments including College Station and Corpus Christi.

Co-authored curriculum used on WTW volunteer trips (introductory and advanced).

2015-2020 Wine To Water field experience:

One of five participants qualified and selected to participate in multiple international water

projects with WTW:

Tanzania (2015)

Costa Rica (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020)

Ethiopia (2018)

Dominican Republic (2018, 2019)

Projects completed ranged from well installation, well-

rehabilitation, latrine trenching, water testing, and assisting with WaSH projects. Working alongside local geophysicist in each location, unlike many field projects, data collection was awarded to the local ministry of health in each location rather than returning to the University. Received multiple achievement awards. Research projects continue to present time. Data stored for historical reference in mWater.

2014 Credentialed victim advocate in Texas. Work as a victim advocate with the Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC), a local agency that serves 7 counties of the Brazos Valley. Volunteering includes working hot line shifts and/or accompanying a victim who reports to a hospital; advocating on behalf of anyone who is experiencing violence, harassment, stalking, sexual assault, domestic violence; guiding support classes for victims and secondary victims at SARC.

2013 28 January 1980: Blackthorn and Capricorn: Collision with History in Tampa Bay (2013). Required reading for all cadets in officer-in-training track at the United States Coast Guard Academy who will take command of a US Coast Guard vessel. Published by LAP Lambert Academic Publishing. Thesis is credited with providing the impetus to award the Coast Guard Medal (posthumously) to William “Billy” Flores who is credited with saving countless lives the night of the collision. I was invited to the commissioning of the William Flores, USCG Cutter, in 2011, and was also given a facsimile of the medal his family received in his memorial of his heroism. I was permitted to attend NTSB and USCG hearings on the collision. Granted permission to attend same for the Sunshine Skyway Bridge disaster in Tampa Bay.

2002-2010 Monticello Police Department – Monticello, Florida. Worked with investigative unit as consultant on domestic violence, domestic abuse, abuse against minors, and sexual assault/harassment cases. Engaged with interviews of alleged victims and suspects.

Consulted on field experiences with Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) when material culture discovered on construction projects, suspected crime scenes, and various situations. Determined if artifacts included human remains resulting in halting any/all activity associated with site.

2001-2003 Assisted in human remains identification under the supervision of Dr. Tony Falsetti at the C.W. Pound Lab, Gainesville, FL on debris recovered and entered into chain of custody of human remains from September 11, 2001 (9/11), New York.

1996-1998 Assisted in human remains identification under the supervision of Drs. Falsetti (UF) and Dr. Glen Doran (FSU) at the C.W. Pound Lab, Gainesville, FL on debris field material culture entered into chain of custody from the ValuJet Flight 592 that crashed into the Everglades, 1996.

1995-1997 Assisted in human remains identification under the supervision of Dr. Tony Falsetti at the C.W. Pound Lab, Gainesville, FL on debris recovered and entered into chain of custody of human remains from the Oklahoma City Bombing, 1995.

1996-2008 Assisted in human remains identification under the supervision of Dr. Tony Falsetti at the C.W. Pound Lab, Gainesville, FL on cold case human and material remains entered into chain of custody.

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