Sam Mccormack Email & Phone Number

Chattanooga, Tn

-Surveying alongside a principal investigator as well as a field director by identifying floral patterns, noting changes in landscapes, and shovel testing-Excavating sites by guiding backhoe operator, identifying and bisecting features, and digging test units-Organizing, scanning, and filing paperwork in the lab-Washing, sorting, and analyzing artifacts-Entering data into Microsoft Access and Georgia's Natural, Architectural, Architectural, and Historic Resources GIS-Creating maps using GIS-Utilizing Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to digitize field maps and edit artifact photography for reports-Preparing collections for curation according to strict standards set by the University of West Georgia's Waring Laboratory-Designing field specimen and artifact catalog forms

Georgia

-Researching background information for two sites: A Geechee cemetery and Fort Frederica National Monument-Writing detailed reports of test units, features, and artifact assemblages-Attending weekly meetings with co-authors and supervisors to stay up to date and collaborate on ideas

Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States

-Functioning as the front point of contact for the restaurant by answering phones quickly and professionally, taking messages for management, accepting mail, and greeting guests-Checking in applicants for interviews and new hires for orientation-Maintaining seating arrangement-Training new employees for hosting and serving as a Certified Trainer-Multitasking by maintaining six or more tables and three third-party delivery systems-Handling guest complaints and ensuring guest satisfaction

Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States

-Researching, identifying, photographing, and cataloging artifacts from the George and Louise Patten collection of Salem Hyde papers and cultural artifacts on a weekly basis-Formulating a new categorical filing system for artifacts-Assembling a database for searching within special collections website using call numbers from the filing system-Posting virtual exhibit on the special collections website