Mr. Gorski received a BS degree in geology from Sul Ross State College (1960) and a MA degree in geology from The University of Texas at Austin (1970). Mr. Gorski also held a research fellowship at the University of Utah in 1967 and 1968. Upon graduation from Sul Ross, Mr. Gorski served three years active duty in the US Army Security Agency assigned 318th ASA bn in Germany holding a Top Secret/Crypto security clearance. He received an honorable discharge from the reserve in 1966 at the rank of Sgt.Mr. Gorski began his career in the mining business in 1968 with Vitro Minerals Corp. which subsequently was merged into Earth Resource Corp. He was a consulting geologist based in Denver from 1974 until mid 1979, working principally in uranium. In 1979 through 1982 Mr. Gorski was the mine manager of the Tripp gold mine located in western Utah. In 1987, in addition to consulting, he became operations advisor to the La Mantial silver mine in Nayarit, Mexico and the Copala silver mine at Copala, Sinaloa. In 1990 he was mine geologist at the Star Mine, located at Burke, Idaho. In 1991 he was manager of the Frazadas zinc-lead-silver mine in Nayarit, Mexico, and in 1992-1996 he was a contract exploration geologist for USMX in Northern Mexico.In 1996 Mr. Gorski co-founded Metalline Mining Co. and managed their Sierra Mojada, Coahuila operation until 2004. In 2005 he was part of the founding group of High Plains Uranium which was later merged into Energy Metals Corp. and later Uranium One. Mr. Gorski became President and CEO of Standard Silver Corp, now renamed Texas Rare Earth Resources, in March of 2007. Mr. Gorski is presently CEO and director of Texas Rare Earth Resources.