Keith Wrage

Keith Wrage has a diverse work experience spanning over three decades. Keith began their career as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at The University of South Dakota in 1991 and later worked as a Graduate Research Assistant at South Dakota State University. Keith then joined the University of Minnesota as a Research Specialist, where they were responsible for construction, testing, and management of a climate change and biodiversity research facility. In 1998, they became an Instructor at Northern State University.

In 2002, Keith took on the role of a Stay-at-Home-Dad before venturing into the construction industry as a Partner at The Artisan: Restorations, Remodeling, New Construction. Keith later became self-employed and worked on a Design-Build Project. In 2006, they transitioned into the real estate industry and worked as a Residential & Commercial Realtor at CENTURY 21 Dairyland Realty until 2009.

From 2009 to 2015, Keith worked as a Professional Recruiter & Trainer at Aspirus Medford Hospital & Clinics. Keith then moved on to Abdo in 2017, where they held various roles, including Training Specialist, Training and Technology Manager, Learning & Development Manager, and currently serves as the Director of Learning and Development.

Keith Wrage's education history begins in 1984 when they enrolled at South Dakota State University. Keith completed their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Biology/Biological Sciences in 1988.

In 1991, Keith joined the University of South Dakota to pursue a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in Biology/Biological Sciences, General. Keith successfully completed this program in 1994.

Keith Wrage then moved on to the University of Minnesota in 1994 to pursue a Forest Ecology degree. Keith entered the ABD (All But Dissertation) stage and continued their studies towards a Ph.D. in Forest Ecology. Keith'stime at the University of Minnesota lasted until 1998.

Overall, Keith Wrage's education comprises a B.S. in Biology/Biological Sciences, an M.A. in Biology/Biological Sciences, General, and they reached the ABD stage of a Ph.D. in Forest Ecology at the University of Minnesota.