NOTE: This meeting will be held at at Harrisburg Area Community College Wildwood Conference Center. Use the Parking lot off Industrial Road. Nicole is responsible for teaching Introduction to GIS, Cartographic Design, Remote Sensing, and Advanced GIS. In addition to her teaching duties, she is the coordinator for HACC’s GIS Resource Center. The GIS Resource Center at HACC provides GIS services and training to industry, business, and government. Previously, Nicole worked for the National Park Service at Bighorn Canyon, Wyoming and for the Outer Banks Group of Parks in North Carolina. As a GIS Coordinator for the NPS, she supported a number of Park divisions (Resource Management, Law Enforcement, Management, Interpretation, and Maintenance) conducting projects ranging from shoreline mapping, historic structure and landscape mapping, noxious weed infestation mapping, fire mapping etc. More recently, Nicole worked as a GIS Analyst for the Berks County Agricultural Land Preservation Board. In this role, she used GIS to annually rank applicants to the Agricultural Conservation Easement program. Nicole has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Slippery Rock University, a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies from Montana State University, and a Masters of Arts Degree in Geography from East Carolina State University. Her thesis research used LIDAR, a remote sensing technology, to quantify a sediment budget for Hatteras Island North Carolina. [B]