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16 Apr 2020 - Brian Osberghaus, NRM CAP (February - July 2019)
One of the highlights of my career was my selection for the Natural Resource Management Career Assignment Program at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Headquarters in Washington, D.C. Up to this point I had spent my career as a summer hire, co-op, and journeyman ranger; then as a natural resource specialist and later as supervisor and manager on the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System. I have worked at projects in the Kansas City, Tulsa, New Orleans, and the Little Rock Districts. Everything about this assignment intrigued me. Theres no denying that I had some anxiety leading up to my first day there but from my first moments in the building the staff was very welcoming and did everything to challenge me to do my best. I worked for the Chief of NRM Jeff Krause and assisted his staff including Steve Austin, Jeremy Crossland, Scott Strotman, John Coho, Heather Burke, Pam Doty, Mike Riegert and Mike Richards (both of the Mikes were also on assignments). View full story |
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