Sam Sheline

Sam Sheline is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in the fields of media, education, and environmental conservation.

Sam holds a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree from American University and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree from Davidson College, showcasing a strong educational foundation.

Currently, Sam serves as a Producer at the prestigious National Geographic Society, further building on a successful career in media production and environmental storytelling.

Prior to this role, Sam held the position of Associate Producer at National Geographic, where they honed their skills in content creation and curation.

With a passion for education, Sam has contributed to academia by serving as a Technical Instructor at The George Washington University and as an Adjunct Professor at Marymount University.

Sam's earlier professional experiences include roles such as Assistant Editor at Screenscope Inc, Climate Change Communication Intern at the National Park Service, and Programming Consultant at the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital.

Furthermore, Sam has valuable experience in research, having worked as a Research Assistant at American University.

In the realm of digital media and analytics, Sam has excelled in positions such as Digital Media and Analytics Specialist as well as Digital Media Specialist at NatureServe.

Through this array of experiences, Sam has developed a well-rounded skill set that spans across media production, environmental communication, education, and research.