Hi, I am Sam Knox. I graduated from TCU in 2023 with my B.S. Geology and a minor in energy tech. I am currently in the graduate program at TCU in search for an M.S. in Geology. I am always exciting to tackle new opportunities. Here are a few projects that I have been a part of as a young geologist: I have conducted a bankfull duration project over the Mackenzie River using the fulcrum approach. (Senior Undergraduate Thesis) I am currently working on a project in the Tremp-Gaus Basin in Spain. The project is still in the data collection phase and no further analyses has been conducted at this moment. The objective of this study is to track transgressive and regressive cycles through vertical section within the Montsec Range. I have been working closely with Dr. John Holbrook (TCU) to create a series of educational videos to show what the TCU Geological Department has been researching. We have been to New Mexico, Colorado and the Texas Panhandle to record these videos. I have assisted in numerous research trips (listed below):Book Cliffs, Utah (Upper Castlegate study)Raton Basin, NM and CO (Fluvial architecture)Tremp, Spain (Fluvial architecture)Mississippi River (modern fluvial)Red River, Texas-Oklahoma border (fluvial mapping)(hand auger logs)