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Alice is a mountain hydrologist, educator and facilitator of leadership development with a unique combination of skills that lets her move across sectors and work effectively with diverse populations. Highlights include:

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-Quantitative water engineering background combined with qualitative hydrologic process knowledge

-Experience with mountain water resource issues and projects spanning geographies from the Andes to western US to High Asia 

-Research specialty in remote regions, producing novel data sets in poorly understood areas across regional scales

-Highly experienced in conducting successful extended field campaigns in remote mountain environments

-Societally relevant research topics focusing on those with imminent development pressure or likelihood to change

-Proven record of high quality, traditional university-based teaching, including her own course design and (twice) implementation

-Leadership development instruction with exceptional student outcomes and a high rate of rapport across varying populations, from Navy SEALs to college students

-Highly effective classroom instructor for immersive, wilderness medicine certifications