Army Garrison Resource Manager
Resume:
Ginger Burch
Waianae, Hawaii 96792
*****.******@*****.***
Ginger Burch was a cultural monitor for construction of the Schofield Barracks Battle Area Complex, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i. Mrs. Burch has six years of experience as a cultural monitor for U.S. Army construction projects. She has ancestral ties to the Oahu’s Central Plateau area. She assisted with recording many of the cultural sites discovered. She is knowledgeable about Hawaiian culture and community. She enjoys playing ukulele, singing, and dancing hula. She also volunteers feeding the homeless in her community while cleaning a taro patch at Ka‘ala Farms, a Wai‘anae farm dedicated to preserving Hawaiian culture and strengthening the relationship between the land and people.
Education
MA in Social Work August 2018-May 2021
BS Business Management coursework, University of Phoenix, Kapolei, HI, 2010–2013
Certified Medical Assistant, Leeward Community College, Pearl City, HI, 2008
H.S. Diploma, Nanakuli High School, Wai‘anae, HI 1997
Professional Experience
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center, Jan. 2017-Present
Outreach Education Worker
Assist the community with healthcare services such as apply for Med-QUEST, the Health Center’s sliding fee scale and the Federal marketplace
Assist with applying for welfare and food stamps
Assist with Data entry, light filing, and receptionist
Liberty Tax, Feb. 2016-Apirl 2016
Preparer taxes for our customers during tax season
Seven Eleven, July 2013-June 2016
Assistant Sales Manager
Cashier as well as cash handling
Prepare foods
Stock clerk
Cultural Monitor, 2009–2010, Garcia and Associates
Helemano Trail Construction, Schofield Barracks to Helemano Military Reservation (Contract No. W9128A-05- D-0007, Task Order No. 0001)
Principal Cultural Monitor for this project.
Scheduling and managing daily, weekly, and monthly progress reporting paperwork
Coordination and consultation with U.S. Army Garrison Cultural Resource Manager and contractors to resolve potential site conflicts
Providing site descriptions and boundary delineations
Facilitating liaison between the local Hawaiian community and the U.S. Army Garrison Cultural Resource Manager.
This requires writing project summaries that include a Hawaiian perspective of the landscape, collecting community input by attending neighborhood meetings, and coordinating site visits for Hawaiian community members.
Cultural Monitor, 2005, 2008–present, Garcia and Associates
Battle Area Complex (BAX) Construction, Schofield Barracks Military Reservation (Contract No. DACA83-03-D-0011, Task Order No. 0009 and 0014; W9128A-10-P-0038)
Qualification Training Range 1 Construction, Schofield Barracks (Contract No. W9128A-05-D-0007, Task Order No. 0003)
Monitoring ground-disturbing construction activities
Identifying culturally significant sites
Creating site protection measures for cultural sites
Assisting archaeologists by providing Hawaiian protocols for culturally sensitive undertakings
Serving as a liaison between the community and the U.S. Army Garrison Cultural Resource Manager
Provides input to cultural monitor reports
Assists in defining cultural site boundaries
Provides a Hawaiian perspective on the cultural landscape
Instrumental in bringing new Hawaiian community members into the consultation process and assists in coordinating site visits.
Cultural and Community Affiliations
•Food Bank, Mapunapuna, HI – volunteer
•Thanksgiving Outreach – volunteer feeding homeless for Thanksgiving in Hawai‘i
•Adopt a Highway – cleanup volunteer
•Ka‘ala Farms – volunteer to clean taro patch
•Kahunana – Hawaiian group formed to facilitate communication between military and Hawaiian community
Additional Training
2017 Child passenger safety certification
2011 Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER)
2008 Comprehensive Basic Life Support course. Certified in adult CPR, child and infant CPR, emergency basic first aid, and cognitive AED skills
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