Christopher Plount

Thesis focus: Native American Indians in the Great Plains before European Contact,
Archaeological Theory,
Cultural Analysis,
Preservation philosophy, laws and standards,
Laboratory techniques and practice,
Internship with United States Department of the Interior.

Bioarchaeology,
Argumentation and Advocacy,
American Archaeology,
Mass Communication,
Advanced Writing,
Public Policy & Private Life,
Level 1 Logic,
Interpersonal Communication,
Environmental Ethics,
Public Speaking.

Duty Station: Pennsylvania.
Directly responsible for the preservation and management of cultural resources across 67 Counties in Pennsylvania and watershed operations in 55 counties in West Virginia.

Duty Station: North Dakota
Responsible for agency compliance with federal and state cultural resource and historic preservation laws for government funded undertakings for 28 Counties in the state of North Dakota. Oversight of cultural resource inventories, archaeological investigations, report reviews, staff training and consultation with Tribal, State and Federal partners pursuant to regulatory requirements.

Duty Station: Oklahoma
Cultural Resource Manager for 1.1 million acres of federally managed land and Sovereign Tribal land with oil and gas leasing in Northeast Oklahoma. Identification of cultural, historical, and/or paleontological resources, Enforcing and coordinating cultural property protections during infrastructure building & repair as well as new housing construction.