Peter Kerson

Peter Kerson has a diverse work experience in various fields. Peter began their career as a Research Assistant at Harvard University, focusing on forest ecology research. Peter then served as the Co-Director of Hampshire College Emergency Medical Service. Following that, they worked as an Emergency Medical Technician at American Medical Response.

In 2006, Kerson took on the role of Camp Director at Farm & Wilderness Foundation, where they ran a wilderness survival program and developed leadership skills in young boys. Peter continued their career in the medical field, becoming an Instructor and Special Operations Combat Medic in the US Navy. During this time, they also served as a Student, honing their skills and knowledge.

In 2020, Kerson joined The Honor Foundation as a Fellow, a transition readiness institute for US Special Operations personnel. Peter then transitioned to the role of EOD Technologies Program Manager and EOD ROV Program Manager at Greensea Systems, Inc.

Additionally, Kerson is currently an active Reservist in the US Navy. Throughout their various roles and experiences, they have demonstrated expertise in fields such as research, emergency medical services, leadership, and program management.

Peter Kerson received a Bachelor's degree in Forest Ecology from Hampshire College, where they attended from 2002 to 2006. Afterward, they enrolled in the Wilderness Awareness School from 2007 to 2009, although specific details about a degree or field of study were not provided. In 2021 to 2022, Peter pursued a program called the Vermont Leadership Institute at the Snelling Center for Government, where they obtained a degree in Organizational Leadership and Systems Thinking. In addition to their formal education, Peter also holds several certifications, including being a Master Training Specialist from the US Navy since June 2018, a Certified Range Safety Officer since July 2017, an Instructor since May 2017, and an Advanced Tactical Practitioner since June 2013, accredited by the US Special Operations Command.