Dr. Kiki Patsch serves the CI community/ESRM as follows:

• INTERIM CHAIR FOR ESRM (2019-2020)
• PROGRAM LEAD FOR GE OVERHAUL
• PART OF ESRM PROGRAM ASSESSMENT TEAM
• PROGRAM ADVISOR FOR ESRM (2019-2020)
• STUDENT WRITING, TECHNOLOGY, AND SERVICE LEARNING COORDINATOR (2016-PRESENT)
• MOORPARK COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENT WORKING GROUP (2016-2018)

Dr. Kiki Patsch serves the coastal research and local community as follows:

• Reviewer for the Journal of Coastal Research, Shore and Beach, COAST, National Science Foundation, and Pelgrave Macmillan Publishing
• Development of The Nearshore Current, a blog dedicated to sandshed science bringing awareness of coastal resilience related topics to the local and regional community
• American Shore and Beach Preservations Association (ASBPA) member
• ASBPA Science and Technology Working Group
• Coastal Education and Research Foundation (CERF) member
• American Geophysical Union (AGU) Virtual Poster Judge (x2)
• Adolescent/STEM mentor
• Conservation Mechatronics demonstrations for k-12 students
• GeoMentor through AAG to bring geospatial science to k-12 education
• Creation of the Beach Sustainability Project Working Group with representation from the Coastal Conservancy, Coastal Commission, US Army Corps of Engineers, BEACON, Surfrider, CSU Long Beach, UCLA, UCSC, San Francisco State, and the Nature Conservancy.
• Media contributions: Radio- El Nino; Television- Hurricane Matthew, Hurricane Florence
• SeaGrant citizen science Beach Monitoring advisor
• Collaborations with the Matilija Coalition and Surfrider
• Beach Ecology Coalition
• Channel Islands Regional GIS Collaborative (CIRGIS)
• Drone Educator's Conference

Dr. Kiki Patsch incorporates service learning as follows:

• ESRM 100: Introduction to ESRM- Human's impact on the environment and the environment's impact on humans
  • Required service hours to the community through community partners including Surfrider, Santa Monica Mountains Trail Council, Mountains Restoration Trust, Wishtoyo Foundation, Ventura Department of Public Works, and Channel Island National Park
• ESRM 328: Introduction to GIS
  • GIS project benefiting Channel Islands National Park
    • Photo-point vegetations monitoring using citizen scientists
    • Seacliff erosion hotspots along Becher's Bay, Santa Rosa Island
    • GIS database of meaningful places of reflection on Santa Rosa Islands
• ESRM 210: Physical Oceanography
  • Sea Grant: Citizen Science Beach Monitoring Protocol- Adopt a Beach
• ESRM 335: The Beach
  • Arts Under the Stars 2018 Collaboration  and 2019 Collaboration
  • In development: Service learning trip to the Outer Banks of North Carolina/ Lowcountry barrier islands in South Carolina
• ESRM 428: Intermediate GIS
  • Community Partner based Story Map Projects