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John Klock
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Field Program Officer
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Albany, Oregon,
United States
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Field officer with USAID Afghanistan. Monitoring and Evaluation of large agricultural programs, contracts, and sub-contracts, agriculture extension and training, project management, governance, water management, agroforestry and conflict resolution. |
Contact John Klock
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Area of Expertise: |
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Agriculture, Livelihoods, Microfinance, Rural
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Environment, Climate, Energy, Water, Sanitation
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Human Rights, Law, Migration, Conflicts, Justice
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Professional Experience: |
•US Agency for International Development Agricultural Development Officer, Afghanistan 2011-2012 •Biology professor, Linn-Benton Community College,University of Maryland-Asian Division,1993-2011 •Conflict Resolution and Mediation Program Coordinator. 2009 to 2011 •Water Researcher, Fulbright Exchange Program Indonesia 2006-2007 •UNESCO Culture and Biodiversity Consultant, Philippines 2003-2004 •Rangeland Management Specialist, USA 2000-2002 •World Bank Intern, CGIAR and Environmental Divisions 1989-1990 •NGO Advisor-Philippines 2001 •U.S. Peace Corps, Agroforestry Specialist 1983-1985
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Education: |
Achieved Ph.D Candidacy in Geographical Sciences, Fall 2009. Graduate coursework in resource geography with an emphasis on water management, Geographic Information Science, and conflict dispute resolution. Oregon State University.
Master of Science in Plant Biology. June, 1993. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio.
Master of Arts in International Affairs. (Southeast Asian Studies). 1991. Ohio University.
Bachelor of Science. 1983. Major in Range-Forest Management. Colorado State University.
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Affiliations and Achievements: |
•USAID On Site Monitor for projects in Afghanistan, 2012 •Top Secret Security Clearance •RS-415 Afghanistan Familiarization. FSI, Washington D.C. July 2011 •AR 421 Afghanistan Field Orientation. July 2011 •Interagency Integrated Civil-Military Training, Camp Atterbury. July 2011 •OT610, Foreign Affairs Counter Threat Course. August 2011 •Combat Life Saving Enhancement •PN 113-Working in an Embassy •PS800 Cyber Security Awareness, NFATC, Washington D.C. •Information Assurance Awareness, June 2011 •Commanders Emergency Response Program Aug 2011 •Victim-offender mediation training 2010 •32 hour basic mediation training 2009 •Geographic Information Science, Arc GIS software. Graduate Coursework and projects •Conflict Facilitation and Mediation, Graduate Coursework, Oregon State University •Natural Science Faculty Workshop. University of Maryland-Asian Division. Tokyo, Japan. April 13-16. •Environmental Assessment, Environmental Impact Assessment, Bureau of Land Management, 1998, 2001, 2002 •Land management litigation for public employees. Bureau of Land Management National Training Office. Phoenix. •Formal university training in the Indonesian language and formal study in Yogyakarta, Indonesia and at the University of Mataram in Lombok. •Proposal writing •Rapid rural appraisal for community-based development •Environmental Education teaching and curriculum development including Misawa, Japan nature trail. •Village level land use planning •Distance Education (Web-Tycho) biology professor online •Arc View software •Global positioning systems for vegetation mapping (PLGR and Geo) •Botanical and ethnobotanical field inventory techniques and plant taxonomy methodologies. •Familiar with Philippine montane forest flora and ethnobotany •Computer: Microsoft Office applications •Beekeeping •Tropical reforestation and agroforestry techniques
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Available for: |
- Job opportunities
- Being headhunted – make me an offer
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Years of Experience:
10-15 years |
Highest Qualification:
Masters |
Languages:
English, Bahasa Indonesia |
Nationality:
United States
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