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EDUCATION

California State University, Fullerton                     May 2016

Bachelor of Science, Geology

California State University, Fullerton           (Expected) August 2018

Master of Science, Geology

The John D. Cooper Center; Santa Ana, CA  

​October 2014 - present

Curatorial Assistant

  • Hired on to become a pivotal member of the NSF collections improvement grant project.  

  • Curates paleontological mitigation collections in the Cooper Center collection.

Curriculum Vitae

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Examples of experience gained through completed coursework.

Research course- Introduction to Geographic Information Systems

  • Regularly practiced and mastered basic GIS techniques.

  • Created a personal project for supplemental graduate thesis work.

Research course- Sampling Techniques

  • Had hands-on experience with remote sensing, geologic, hydrologic and geophysical techniques in groundwater exploration.

  • Explored the development of groundwater resources by well drilling, well design and safe yield determination. 

Research course- Groundwater Modeling

  • Advanced study of the mathematics of groundwater flow and the formulation of analytical and numerical models that describe steady-state and transient groundwater flow systems .

  • Used physical models, flownets, spreadsheets, analytical solutions, and finite-difference and finite-element models to describe groundwater flow.

Field course- Geology Field Camp

  • Spent 5 ½ weeks out in Dillon, Montana conducting field work.

  • Created several maps, cross sections, stratigraphic columns, research papers, etc.

 

Field course- Sedimentology and Stratigraphy

  • Examined many sedimentary rock samples to determine provenance and depositional environment.

  • Wrote a research paper about the depositional environment of the Talega bonebed.

 

Field course- Structural Geology

  • Collected strike and dip data to analyze the syncline of Rainbow Basin.

  • Input collected data into an online stereonet program to derive structural information about the fold.

 

Research course- Igneous Petrology

  • Collected data on various thin sections of certain rocks and minerals throughout the semester.

  • Made a full portfolio for all identified rocks.

 

Research course- Mineralogy and Introduction to Petrology

  • Required to write a research paper on a particular mineral and how the existence of the mineral affects the Earth.

  • Specifically, my paper was written about pyrite and acid mine drainage.

 

Field course- Field Techniques

●      Collected data in Rainbow Basin- determined strike and dip and differentiated between the separate contacts in the Middle Barstow Formation and the Upper Barstow

formation.

●      Mapped and drew a cross section of over a mile’s worth of Rainbow Basin.

●      Other miscellaneous areas were visited throughout the course and were mapped/analyzed.

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