Daniel Bon completed his PhD in Atmospheric Chemistry in 2011 and the University of Colorado, Boulder and the NOAA ESRL Chemical Sciences Division, where his research focused on PTR-MS field measurements of volatile organic compounds in the atmosphere. Since 2011, Dr. Bon has worked for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Air Pollution Control Division and he is the Lead Investigator for the Colorado Air Monitoring Mobile Laboratory (CAMML), which he and his team designed and built in response to a recommendation from the 2014 Colorado Governor’s Oil and Gas Task Force. Dr. Bon is also a team member of the Oil and Gas Health Information and Response Program (OGHIR) at CDPHE and co-chair of the Western States Air Resources Council (WESTAR) Technical Committee. Before attending graduate school, he taught high school chemistry and physics for 5 years and also worked as a photographer, divemaster, research diver and environmental education instructor.