Dylan McDonald

Dylan McDonald is an experienced Management & Program Analyst at the National Park Service since December 2007, providing strategic advice to senior leadership and utilizing data analytics to enhance workforce management. In addition to this role, Dylan serves as an Adjunct Instructor at the National Park Service Law Enforcement Training Center, teaching courses on the agency's history and mission. Dylan's previous experience includes serving as a U.S. Park Ranger and as a member of a Learning Ecosystem Architect Team, focusing on employee development and performance improvement. As a Guest Lecturer at MIT Sloan School of Management, Dylan co-taught sessions on network dynamics, and as a Senior Fellow in the Environmental Leadership Program, provided leadership training for emerging environmental practitioners. Earlier roles include President of an event entertainment company and Supervisor at the New England Aquarium. Dylan's educational background includes degrees from Yale, Champlain College, the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, Vermont Law and Graduate School, and Skidmore College, covering management, environmental law, and history.