Kelsey Sloan

Kelsey Sloan has a diverse range of work experience. Kelsey started their career as a Crew Member at Wendy's, where they gained valuable customer service skills. Kelsey then worked as a General Kitchen Worker at Michigan State University before moving on to IHOP as a Server. During their time at IHOP, they demonstrated strong customer service and organizational skills. Kelsey later interned at Michigan State University as a Social Science Intern, where they gained valuable research experience. Kelsey then worked at Lenscrafters as a Sales Associate, using their technical and sales skills to assist customers. Kelsey's interest in GIS technology led their to work as a GIS Intern/Specialist at Meridian Township, where they updated and maintained the GIS database. Kelsey continued to develop their GIS skills as a Laboratory Technician II at TECHMARK, INC., where they processed agricultural field and storage samples. Kelsey then joined the City of Kentwood as an Engineering Technician, responsible for soil erosion, inspections, surveying, and project and asset management. Currently, they are serving as a Technical Project Manager at Elements XS | Novotx, where they manage technical projects and implements GIS-centric Asset Management software. Kelsey has experience working with Esri's ArcGIS technology, VertiGIS products, Microsoft SQL Server, IIS, Windows Server, and other Microsoft products. Overall, Kelsey Sloan has a strong background in GIS, project management, customer service, and technical skills.

Kelsey Sloan completed their high school education at Stevenson High School from 2009 to 2011, earning a High School Diploma with a focus on Anthropology and Human Geography. They then pursued higher education at Michigan State University, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Human Geography and Anthropology from 2011 to 2016. In addition to their academic qualifications, Kelsey also holds certifications in Soil Erosion and Sedimentation (SESC) Plan Review and Design (PRD) and Storm Water Management Operator, which were obtained from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality in 2017.