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Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |
Thomas Mulligan
Snowboard Examiner Education Committee Member
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | That I enjoy working! |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can play the tuba |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | In both winter and summer I am a carpenter, along being an instructor and trainer. In the summer I will raft guide a few weekends during the summer. |
| Where is the first place you participated in snowsports? | Behind my elementary school was where I first got to try snowboarding with my friends. Our Focus was hitting a jump we built ourselves. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | My first job was volunteering and being an instructors apprentice. My first paying job in the snowsports industry was a tubing attendant pushing people down the hill. |
| What is a valuable lesson you learned in your snowsports career? | My most valuable lesson learned is to stick with it and keep trying. Whether it happened to be a lesson that didn’t go well or being unsuccessful at a certification or try out. |
| What is your favorite memory from your snowsports career so far? | My favorite memory is the multiple adventures at the end of the work day with friends whether it was a session, multiple laps or getting lost in the woods. |
| Where is your favorite place to ski or ride? | Sugarbush or somewhere with transition features |
| If you could give a younger person snowsports/career advice, what would it be? | Keep it fun! It will keep it enjoyable and good things will come out of it |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | When I am not on snow, I enjoy working and building stuff, Mountain biking occasionally, whitewater kayaking and rafting. |
| What would be your personal motto? | Work smart work harder |
| Name three words that describe you. | funny, easy going, nerd |
| Who is someone you admire, and why? | Mr Brian Donovan, he was a great roommate, super fun, and funny. The amount of work he can do and still have a lot of fun is inspiring and impressive. |
| When you were a child, what did you want to be when you grow up? | I wanted to be a firefighter and drive the trucks. |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next year? | Get to Snowboard in a few more states, try cross country skiing, and tele. Get confidence on a mountain bike and skateboard |
| What goal would you like to accomplish in the next five years? | Snowboard in the Midwest, Buy another House, Snowboard in all the eastern division states. |