Michael Carlowicz Jr. Email & Phone Number

Princeton, NJ, US

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

I am currently working as a seasonal field technician for the Coastal Waterbird Program at the Boston Harbor Islands. My work is focused on monitoring and protecting threatened shorebirds including piping plovers, american oystercatchers, and least terns.

Hanover, New Hampshire, United States

My responsibilities include:- Planning the 2023 Wheelock Weekend, a 3-day conference-style event at Dartmouth College.- Overseeing the Major Gifts team to develop relationships with alumni and potential donors.- Strategically developing programs to engage an extensive alumni network.

My responsibilities include:- Collecting and organizing information about potential donors to strategically direct our fundraising efforts.- Communicating with outreach volunteers to maintain detailed records of interactions with prospective donors.- Drafting quarterly financial reports using Excel to assess the progress of our capital campaign.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

I sailed on commercial fishing vessels in the Greater Atlantic Region as a certified at-sea monitor for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). My responsibilities included:- Identifying common North Atlantic fish, marine mammals, and seabirds to document fishing activity and incidental take of protected species. For some fish.

Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, North Woodstock, NH 03262

I spent the summer working full-time as a field technician for Dr. Matt Ayres (Dartmouth College) at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest. At HBEF, I helped to initiate a long-term ecology study called the "Ash Protection Experiment" (APE), investigating changes in northern hardwood forests due to the mass die-off of American ash trees caused by the.

Hanover, New Hampshire, United States

For 2+ years, I worked as the publisher and eventually as a senior editor for the Dartmouth Apologia, an academic journal at Dartmouth College. I completed the following activities:- Drafted and defended project proposals to the college finance board, winning thousands of dollars of funding for publications and public lectures.- Managed financial accounts.

Woods Hole, Massachusetts, United States

I worked as a guest student in Dr. Michael Brosnahan's lab studying harmful algal blooms (HABs) in the Gulf of Maine and completed the following activities:- Designed computer programs in Python to simulate the life cycle of toxic algae cells using a remote multiprocessing unit.- Extracted and analyzed ocean bottom water temperature data from models and.

Hanover, New Hampshire, United States

For 1.5 years (interrupted by the pandemic), I worked as a lab assistant for Dr. Celia Chen in the Toxic Metals Superfund Research Program carrying out the following duties:- Maintained healthy cultures of amphipods for biological experimentation by following common aquarium practices including water quality monitoring using refractometers.- Completed.

Falmouth, Massachusetts, United States

For three summers (2018, 2019, 2020), I worked as a temporary LAL technician performing the following duties:- Collected blood from horseshoe crabs in order to manufacture Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL), an endotoxin reagent. - Processed horseshoe crab blood using centrifuges, vortexes, and peristaltic pumps in ISO7 and ISO8 clean rooms, as well as ISO5.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Ecology

Activities and Societies: Archery team (Dartmouth Outing Club), Wheelock Society, Apologia journal, Aquinas House.Graduated cum laude..

High School Diploma

Valedictorian