nathaniel stoll

Research administration and support for the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at PSU.

I am a freelance sound engineer in Portland, OR. For more information about working with me, go to my website: https://soundscapecity.com/

I was the Administrative Specialist for the Environmental Studies Program at Lewis & Clark College. I worked with students, faculty, and staff to coordinate all logistics for the Environmental Studies Program including: events, field trips, budgets, grants, digital scholarship and websites, training, student workers, and scheduling.

I taught at many schools across Portland through the Urban Outreach Program at Ethos Music Center. I also taught private lessons on drums, brass, guitar, and beginning piano at Ethos Headquarters.

I was a roving member of the Ethos Rural Outreach Program. I taught music to public schools across rural Oregon.

I help improve the core Environmental Studies Program courses at Lewis & Clark College. I do this by discussing with professors, sitting in on classes, and helping students out in class.

I run live sound for on campus events including: live music performances, campus activities, movies, and other general gatherings requiring sound.

I helped Professor of Environmental Studies Jim Proctor produce a proposal for the National Science Foundation on urban and rural divides in environmentalism in Oregon.

I led 2-5 person paint crews in completing exterior paint jobs in the North Seattle area for one summer.

I taught private lessons on drums, brass, guitar, and beginning piano at Ethos Headquarters.

I was the Administrative Coordinator overseeing the Lewis & Clark Environmental Studies Program's Mellon Grant. I worked with students, faculty, and staff to coordinate program events, study abroad trips, and equipment loans.