Background
Mramor, Marti was born on April 17, 1971 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. Daughter of Joseph Thomas Mramor and Nancy Ann Clark Mramor.
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Marti Mramor
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Bachelor in Biology and Chemistry, Spring Arbor University, Michigan, 1994. Paralegal Certified in General Law with highest honors, National Center for Paralegal Training, Georgia, 1995. Associate of Arts in Russian, Defense Language Institute, California, 1998.
Associate of Applied Science in Communications Technology, Community College of the Air Force, Alabama, 2001. Master of Science in Geosciences, Mississippi State University, 2005.
Career
Engineer L-3 Communications, Bellevue, Nebraska, since 2004. Staff sergeant United States Air Force, 1997—2001, Okinawa, Japan, master sergeant United States Air Force Reserve, since 2001.
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Volunteer Fontenelle Nature Association, Bellevue, 2002—2006, Katherine and Fred Buffett Forest Learning Center, Bellevue, 2002—2006, Neale Woods Nature Center/Observatory, Omaha, 2002—2006, Creighton University Medical Center, Omaha, 2006—2006. Volunteer tutor and translation. Member of Veterans of Foreign Wars (life), Air Force Sgts.
Association, National Weather Association, American Meteorological Society, American Mathematics Society, American Physical Society, American Mensa Society.
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American
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Decorated Good Conduct medal United States Air Force, Longevity Service medal, Overseas Long Tour ribbon, Aerial Achievement medals, Achievement medals, Noncommissioned Officer Graduate ribbon, Armed Forces Expeditionary medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary medal, Iraq Campaign medal, Afghanistan Campaign medal, Air Force Expeditionary Service medal, Air medals, Meritorious Unit award, Commendation medal. Named Airman of the Year, 1999. Recipient Martin J. Kellogg award for Excellence, Defense Language Institute, 1998. Academic Athlete scholar, Spring Arbor University, 1990-1994.Decorated Good Conduct medal United States Air Force, Longevity Service medal, Overseas Long Tour ribbon, Aerial Achievement medals, Achievement medals, Noncommissioned Officer Graduate ribbon, Armed Forces Expeditionary medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary medal, Iraq Campaign medal, Afghanistan Campaign medal, Air Force Expeditionary Service medal, Air medals, Meritorious Unit award, Commendation medal. Named Airman of the Year, 1999. Recipient Martin J. Kellogg award for Excellence, Defense Language Institute, 1998.
Academic Athlete scholar, Spring Arbor University, 1990-1994.