2018 MAGIP Elections |
Election Results
Open Board of Directors PositionsElected Positions
Board Nominees
Vice PresidentJenny Connelley has been an active member of MAGIP for over 10 years, participating on the Intermountain GIS Conference Committees of the past five consecutive conferences, taking a leading role in Emergency Services/NG911 and Student outreach and coordination. Her broad work at Gallatin County ranges from the interlinking of GIS systems and recorded legal documents, to the implementation of geospatial technologies for E911 and Emergency Services, to field mapping everything from noxious weeds to irrigation infrastructure to residential neighborhoods. Jenny has extensive experience in board leadership serving the past two years as Member-at-Large on the MAGIP Board, as well as other community groups like the Girl Scouts and the American Cancer Society, in addition to her extensive professional administrative experience in private industry, local government, and wildland fire services.
Member-at-Large (2 Positions)
![]() Steven Jay grew up in Western Colorado before moving to Bozeman to attend MSU. Steve received his B.S. in Land Resources and Environmental Science in 2007 before returning briefly to Colorado to work for a hydrologic engineering firm as a GIS tech. After a short stint in Colorado, he returned to MSU to pursue his M.S. in the Land Resources and Environment Science Department studying low elevation hyperspectral imagery classification to detect Leafy Spurge, and graduated in 2010. Following his graduation he returned to Colorado to be a seasonal Hydrologic Technician for the U.S. Forest Service. At the end of his seasonal work, Steve then moved to Northern California to work as GIS supervisor for a consulting firm. After learning Northern California was not where he wanted to be, Steve returned to Bozeman and worked for several years as a remote sensing and GIS scientist for the non-profit Yellowstone Ecological Research Center. After moving to Livingston, MT Steve was hired as the GIS Analyst for Park County and the City of Livingston where he currently works. Steve is a stereotypical Montanan and enjoys skiing, fishing, rock climbing and hunting. If he’s not working or in the mountains, Steve can usually be found at the local brewery. ![]() ![]() Appointed Positions
Only MAGIP members in good standing are eligible to run for a MAGIP Board position, submit a nominations, and vote in the election for the three (3) elected positions.
Ballots were sent out to MAGIP members on Wednesday, May 9. Elections will be open until 5 pm on Wednesday, May 23, 2018. If you did not receive your ballot contact MAGIP to have one sent to you.
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