Claire Wolfe Email & Phone Number

Hot Springs, South Dakota, United States

- Excavated Columbian mammoth fossils- Prepared fossils manually and with pneumatic tools- Removed glyptal from in situ fossils- Designed educational programming for the Mammoth Site- Educated and spoke to groups of 2-15 visitors at the lab window while preparing fossils as well as while actively excavating fossils- Taught dig classes and atlatl classes to groups of all ages- Designed and executed an exhibit currently on display at the Mammoth Site- Inventoried, documented, and helped digitize the comparative mammal collection- Sieved and picked fossils under a microscope

Greencastle, Indiana, United States

-Works with students from a variety of disciplines in one-on-one sessions to produce refined and well-written work-Assists students with the development of ideas, editing, organization-Teaches students how to write in specific styles-Attends educational workshops to improve writing and tutoring skills

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

-Prepared and identified diplodocid and allosaurus fossils from the Morrison Formation -Educated and spoke to groups of 2-15 visitors at the lab window while preparing fossils-Gave tours of Paleolab and collections at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis -Excavated fossils by hand at the Wyoming dig site-Created plaster field jackets for fossils-Assisted in the removal of field jackets of all sizes-Documented fossils and their location using a grid system

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Documented the Indiana State Museum's paleontological collections by:-Photographing specimens for reference -Sorting through the mineral collection to deaccession specimens

Speedway, Indiana, United States

-Welcomed guests in a kind and friendly manner -Seated guests and managed the seating chart and wait times-Offered support to waitstaff by bussing tables and taking drink orders-Answered all guest's inquiries-Maintained the cleanliness of the restaurant

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

-Worked as a summer camp counselor and guest services volunteer as a member of the Zoo Teen Program -Facilitated educational activities and zoo tours for groups of children ages 5 to 14 -Ensured the safety and well-being of groups of 20 to 30 children-Guided guests through educational lessons about animal specimens

Master'S Degree, Paleontology

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Geology/Earth Science, General

Academic Honors Diploma