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Becoming a Park Manager

September 2, 2014 by Jody Maberry

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Sarah Milbourne, Park Manager of Rocky Gap State Park
Sarah Milbourne, Park Manager of Rocky Gap State Park

Sarah Milbourne recently became the Park Manager of Rocky Gap State Park in Maryland. Sarah is the product of a Park System which invests in employees.

She bursts with enthusiasm for her agency, her park, and her new role as Manager.

Sarah discusses the transition of becoming a Park Manager at a park where she already worked as a Park Ranger. She explains her desire and push to become a Park Manager and what she learned along the way. Sarah offers great insight to anyone who aspires to become a Park Manager. We also discuss how Maryland State Parks works to build employees early in their career so they can reach their potential.

Maryland State Parks also has assists their employees recognize and embrace diversity in park visitors. Through training and a deliberate culture built by Maryland State Parks, Sarah views her role, and her park, as a piece of a whole agency working towards the same goal.

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Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Maryland State Parks, Rocky Gap State Park, Sarah Milbourne

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  1. Dee Steeves says

    November 8, 2014 at 4:19 pm

    good going girlfriend. Your mom.

    • Jody Maberry says

      November 9, 2014 at 4:19 pm

      Sarah was a great guest, wasn’t she? Her enthusiasm for what she does would make anyone proud to work in parks.

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