A n t e l o p e V a l l e y D u s t C o n t r o l G r o u p
Decreasing fugitive dust through translation of scientific research to real world application
Staff
Julie Schuder, Operations Manager
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Antelope Acres resident since 2012
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Correspondence Secretary for Antelope Acres Town Council
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Hands-on local experience with effects of blowing sand and related agencies and personnel
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Founder and CEO of Crossroads Living Center, Inc.; Licensed by CA Dept. of Public Health to provide long term care for adults with developmental disabilities (1995-Present)
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Founder and CEO of Crossroads Community Options, LLC.; Licensed by CA Dept. of Social Services to provide day treatment for adults with developmental disabilities, (1999-Present)
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Founder and CEO of Crossroads Foundation for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.; Non-profit foundation providing vocational opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities (2000-Present)
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Startup and oversight of all aspects of said businesses, 63 clients, 42 employees, 12 professional consultants and gross receipts > $2.2M/yr.
Nay Schuder, Field Technician
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US Air Force Veteran
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10+ years hands-on experience with southwest US land management and ranching practices
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Simultaniously managed maintenance departments for three companies, including landscape maintenance
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Led dust control and cleanup efforts, thus transforming highly disturbed land in the Antelope Valley to land which is now usable and protected from future wind and sand storm events.
Daniel Schuder, Intern
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Sophomore in college, majoring in Environmental Engineering
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Member of the honors society
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Member of the STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) club
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Counselor-in-training at Camp Woolman in Nevada City, CA