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IN BRIEF
Creative, energetic individual, passionate about heritage
preservation with demonstrated leadership and writing skills.
Unflinching in deadline-driven climates and the ability to maintain
a (somewhat warped) sense of humor under pressure. Experience
living/working overseas & interacting with diverse populations.
Keen writer, computer literate, strong in web design, fluent
in Czech, proficient in Russian, with a smattering of French.
APPOINTMENTS & EXPERIENCE
Historic Preservation Consultant
New England Preservation Collaborative, Montpelier, VT (5/06 - present)
Projects include National Register evaluations and nominations; Section 106/NEPA survey and compliance; tax incentive consulting; community advocacy; HSRs; materials analysis; and conditions assessments.
Architectural Historian
Preservation Company, Kensington, NH. (1/06 - present)
Projects include Section 106/NEPA review for proposed cell tower installations in northern Vermont and multiple determinations of eligibility for resources impacted by proposed improvements to the Route 1 Bypass in Portsmouth, NH.
Contributing Writer
Somersworld.com, Somersworth, NH (2004-2006)
Miscellaneous and Volunteer Projects
Lime Plaster Restoration - Fort Davis National Historic Site, Fort Davis, TX (7/06).
Adobe Plaster Restoration, Las Flores National Historic Landmark, Camp Pendleton, CA (1/06).
Roof/Structural Survey,
Breeding Barn, Shelburne Farms, Shelburne VT (10/05).
Researcher/Photographer
University of Vermont (9/04 - 12/04)
Researched and compiled histories of UVM campus buildings
for the university's website. Expanded stock image library of
UVM structures and students. Updated UVM building database and
corresponding website.
Preservation Intern
Strawbery Banke Museum, Portsmouth , NH (7/03 - 10/03)
Custom internship in archaeology and preservation carpentry.
Hands-on learning in many aspects of historic preservation: historical
research; measurement and documentation/drawing; site excavation;
restoration carpentry and design; architectural history; masonry;
traditional (regional) building methods and tools.
MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, ACHIEVEMENTS & EXPERIENCE
Burlington Firefighting, Arcadia Publishing - published September 2006
Strong community advocacy and successful nomination of a small neighborhood school in Somersworth, NH to the Seven to Save program - a 2006 New Hampshire Preservation Alliance initiative modeled on the National Trust's America's Eleven Most Endangered Places list.
Member and Secretary, Somersworth Historic District Commission, Somersworth, NH (2003-2006).
EDUCATION
University of Vermont
M.S. Historic Preservation – Anticipated
degree conferral: May 2007.
- Window Survey/Conditions Assessment, Breeding Barn, Shelburne
Farms, Shelburne, VT (10/05 – 12/05).
- Cemetery Preservation (Fall 2005): survey of cemetery
preservation issues, development of comprehensive
treatment guidelines.
- Vermont Firehouses (Fall 2005). Completing
MPDF and preparing NR nominations for historic
firehouses.
- Burlington Fire Station No. 3 (Spring 2005).
Prepared sample RITC and collaborated on research for draft
MPDF for Vermont Firehouses.
- Burlington 1890 Research Project (Fall 2004). Determined
which structures built 1877 – 1890 remain.
- The Slammer (Fall 2004). Adaptive reuse
study for historic jail in Newport, VT.
- Teaching Assistant: African History to 1870 (Fall 2005); Afr. History c.1870 – present
(Spring 2005).
University of New Hampshire
B.A. English/Russian ¨ Graduate
coursework in Non-Fiction Writing
Reporter, The New Hampshire; Contributing Writer, The
Granite (UNH yearbook); Vice-President, Smith Hall International
Center; Coordinator, International Fiesta and International Food
Luncheon; Captain, intramural volleyball and swim teams; Foreign
Language Award for Russian; Tutor to first- and second-year students
of Russian.
PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS
Web Coordinator
New Hampshire Public Television
November 2000 - July 2004
- Standardized corporate website, creating uniformity
of messaging and site architecture.
- Facilitated consistency
in branding between on-air, online and print elements.
- Redesigned chaotic site into an award-winning production.
- Provided direction to corporate departments on technological
advancements and capabilities: e.g. created a weekly HTML newsletter
and training for development employees, thus allowing for more
effective and targeted communication with subscribers which resulted
in increased membership contributions, online pledges and renewal
rates.
- Facilitated user-testing sessions and training workshops
- Project management.
- Created an internship program with a local technical
college.
International Student Program Coordinator
University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH.
January 1994 – November 2000
- Designed and maintained departmental website.
- Provided hardware, software and technical support.
- Managed electronic mailing lists.
- Designed, wrote and produced departmental publications.
- Developed materials for new and continuing international
students & scholars.
- Collaborated on an innovative training initiative
for University System Personnel, in matters related to immigration,
employment and taxation of international students & scholars.
- Coordinated all post-admissions processing for all
international students, including issuance of INS/USIA documents
and correspondence with government and financial agencies.
- Trained and supervised student workers.
- Coordinated formal orientation programs for new students,
including workshop presentations.
- Provided immigration advising and assistance to international
students both on an individual basis and through group workshops.
- Mentored junior colleagues in the field and facilitated
workshops at local and regional conferences.
Senior Administrative Assistant
President's Commissions
University of
New Hampshire, Durham , NH .
September 1997 - January
1999
Provided
support for the President's Commissions in the areas of website design
and development; technical support; publication design and production;
logistics for events. Contracted in 2004 to redesign and maintain
sites for all President's Commissions.
Operations Coordinator
Delta Dream Vacations/General
Tours, Cambridge, MA.
September 1992 – September
1993
Created custom vacation packages for clients; coordinated
escorted group tours; maintained database and allotment control;
interacted daily with overseas vendors, often resolving conflicts
between clients and service providers.
Substitute Teacher
Oyster River High School, Durham, NH.
May 1990 – June 1991
FREELANCE WEB DESIGN
www.liisareimann.com/portfolio.htm
WRITING SAMPLES
www.liisareimann.com/writings.htm
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