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Caitlin Lebel is listed as Regional Outreach and Volunteer Recruitment Member at Florida Conservation Corps, a with 26 employees, based in Gainesville, Florida, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at ufl.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Caitlin Lebel.
Caitlin Lebel previously worked as Geology Graduate Assistant at University Of Florida and ISGS Research Intern at Illinois State Geological Survey. Caitlin Lebel holds Master Of Science - Ms, Geological And Earth Sciences/Geosciences from University Of Florida.
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Dedicated and passionate individual with a strong work ethic, consistently exceeding performance expectations. Exceptional organizational, detail-orientation, and communication skills. Collaborative team player with key leadership qualities that will allow me to succeed in the education and paleontology fields.
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Gainesville, Florida, United States
Within this AmeriCorps role I help 45 Florida state parks and trails develop outreach and educational programs, assist in the design of accessible maps, and volunteer recruitment & management.
Gainesville, Florida Area
I fulfilled this role as part of master's degree in geological sciences. While working under Dr. Laura Cotton, I explored changes in environment and ecology of Florida Eocene-Oligocene Transition using larger benthic foraminifera. I also taught one semester of introductory physical geology lab and was a research assistant for the Florida Museum of Natural History invertebrate paleontology section.
Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area
The goal of this internship is to study of chronologies and mechanisms of the last glacial loess deposition in the central lowlands of North America. My duties include, but are not limited to, wet sieving and sorting fossil gastropds and ostracods from Pleistocene samples, identification of gastropod and ostracod samples by genus or species, preparing fossils for isotopic and radiocarbon analysis, perform magnetic susceptibility analysis, describe ecology and climatic ranges, and field sampling.
Rock Island, Il
Duties varied, but included tutoring 100-level geology students, leading tours of the geology museum, and lead classes for rock and mineral identification at the fourth or six grade level.
Rock Island, Il
I assist Dr. Tierney Brosius in her ecology field work by cataloging data samples, doing beetle identification, and summer field collection.
Milan, Il
In this position I assisted the zookeepers in everyday activities associated with caring for the zoo animals, including, but not limited to, independently cleaning and disinfecting exhibits, preparing animal diets, collecting wild edibles, and making progress on special projects.
Alpha, Il
Weighed guests pumpkinsHelped clean parkApproached guests and initiated converstaion to determine their buying needsCompleted miscellaneous tasks on farm fields as assigned
Bloomington/Normal, Illinois Area
In my job in education I independently managed three animal shows at the show and assisted a zookeeper in narrating another twice a day. Beyond this I provided guests with hands-on animal interactions and answered any questions they may have about the zoo and its animals. In animal husbandry I worked independently to care for the animals. In the morning I cleaned animal exhibits in both the rain forest and tortoise sections and in the afternoon interpreted a diet book in order to prepare the animal meals for the next day.
Activities and Societies: Udden Geology Club, "Let's Rock" Education Week
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Caitlin Lebel works for Florida Conservation Corps.
Caitlin Lebel is listed as Regional Outreach and Volunteer Recruitment Member at Florida Conservation Corps.
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Caitlin Lebel is based in Gainesville, Florida, United States while working with Florida Conservation Corps.
Caitlin Lebel has worked for Florida Conservation Corps, University Of Florida, Illinois State Geological Survey, Augustana College, and Niabi Zoo.
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Caitlin Lebel holds Master Of Science - Ms, Geological And Earth Sciences/Geosciences from University Of Florida.
Caitlin Lebel is listed with skills including Public Speaking, Leadership, Environmental Education, People Oriented, Organization Skills, Written Communication, Interpersonal Skills, and Passionate About Work.
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