Lucie Griffith Email & Phone Number

Staunton, Virginia, United States

- Using AutoCAD/Carlson Survey, drew scale representations of subdivisions, properties, and buildings for courthouse and survey use. - Researched property records using county GIS databases, Statutory Regulatory Authority records, and Vision Government Solutions resources.- Performed survey fieldwork for land developers and private builder construction using Total Station technology and GPS equipment.- Collaborated with surveyors, civil engineers, and architects on land development and construction projects.- Received end-of-summer Donald J. Balzer, Sr. Award for Professional Growth with $500 bonus (one of only two interns out of 14 to receive award).

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States

- Selected as sole JMU Geographic Science student working on the extended third year of this study, through a $450K National Science Foundation (NSF) grant awarded to Dr. Mace Bentley, to examine the relationship between urban aerosols and thunderstorms.- Use ArcGIS Pro to create base maps, perform statistical analysis, and display/manipulate data in both vector and raster formats; use SQL queries in Python to help sort through large quantities of data. - Collaborate within an interdisciplinary team to analyze data and produce meaningful conclusions. - Design data graphics for international presentation; will travel to scientific conferences to present and discuss study results.

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States

- Collaborate with several other JMU students and faculty to plan content for, design, format, and produce the acclaimed annual Geographic Science department magazine. - Interview students/faculty, conduct research, write feature articles, take photographs, edit articles, and format final product using inDesign on Apple monitors. - Recruit, interview, and hire new magazine personnel.

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States

- Proposed project to JMU Admissions leadership; collaborated with client to create an academically focused, detailed, online tour of JMU’s East Campus featuring the College of Integrated Science and Engineering and the College of Science and Mathematics. - Engaged with client to research/determine tour locations and covered topics. - With project partner (Amanda Buster) used JUNO Trimble GPS receivers for data collection, GPS Pathfinder Office for data adjustment/correction, and ArcGIS Pro to create final maps.

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States

- Provide in-person/virtual campus tours and information on school/student affairs for prospective students and their families. - Provide front desk support; greet/check in visitors and provide outreach to prospective/admitted students.