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Fort Worth, Texas, United States

Querétaro Area, Mexico

• While learning to speak Spanish and navigating a new culture, I worked alongside a community in central Mexico to help solve their environmental challenges. The projects I developed were primarily in the realm of.
• After writing a project and budget proposal, I was awarded grant funds from the United States Agency of International Development (USAID) to organize community training and manage the construction of 7 ferrocement.
• Creating a vegetable garden and compost with local school staff, and leading activities in the garden with over 150 elementary school students;
• Forming and co-facilitating an after-school environmental youth club to provide 39 middle school students the opportunity to dedicate part of their time to the improvement of their community.As a secondary project, I.

Greater Detroit Area

• As a Senior Staff Geologist, I worked in both field staff and project management roles on the investigation and remediation of sites impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, and metals. My experience.
• Writing project Scope of Work and Budget proposals;
• Groundwater, surface water, and soil sampling;
• Vapor Intrusion (i.e., soil gas, sub-slab, and indoor air) sampling;
• Operating Photoionization Detectors (PIDs), GEM Landfill Gas Meters, peristaltic and submersible pumps, and other field equipment;
• Oversight of drillers and subcontractors completing monitoring well installations, well abandonment, remediation system installation, and system decommissioning;

Greater Detroit Area

Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Area

My primary responsibilities included performing soil and groundwater sampling, natural gas pipeline leak surveys, oversight of drillers and subcontractors, and report writing, especially Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments. I performed field work in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Idaho.

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

I was selected by the Department of Earth Sciences to work under Katsumi Matsumoto, PhD, researching water circulation patterns in Lake Superior using a numerical model and modeled dye tracer. I presented the results of my research to University of Minnesota faculty, graduate students, and fellow research interns, and co-authored a research paper which was.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Earth & Environmental Sciences, Music Minor, Gpa 3.8

Activities and Societies: Michigan Marching Band (Trumpet), Food Recovery Network

Hydrogeology Field Course

I completed an intensive 6-week field course focusing on OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER training, environmental surface geophysics, well drilling.