Harris Charles Pantlik

Email: abgldx@r.postjobfree.com Mobile: 843-412-

9549

Permanent Address

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Charleston, SC 29414

Objective:

To obtain a full time position in the oil and gas field as a mud

logger and become proficient in using my knowledge of geology in the field.

My goal as I become a stronger geologist in this area is to locate and

analyze oil and gas reservoirs climbing up to a significant official

position with a stable, growth oriented company. As I advance, I would

like to obtain an interdisciplinary engineering degree in order to operate

as a field engineer or field technician.

Education:

College of Charleston, Charleston, SC

Bachelor of Science in Geology, May 2011

Work/Research Experience:

Dockmaster:

Ripley Light Yacht Club

Charleston, SC May '10 -

Current

. I trouble shoot electrical, mechanical and computer problems.

. I am responsible for the billing cycle for each month and have been

able to produce profits to pre recession numbers by implementing "lean

and mean" policies.

. I correspond directly with engineering firms in regards to the marina

expansion and offer advice for the pre-development plans.

. I am currently in the process of creating the first mobile "app" for

marina use.

Tertiary Limestone Independent Study

Charleston, SC January '11 - May'11

. I was assigned the task of determining the origin of a cornerstone of

a plantation home of Charleston, SC.

. I analyzed the sample macroscopically and microscopically comparing

foriams of the sample to carbonate deposits in the surrounding area

using high-powered microscopes.

. I catalogued and organized vibracore samples into a database system

where information can easily be retrieved.

Gerace Research Center San Salvador,

Bahamas December '10 - January '11

. I volunteered as an analyst with Dr. Jim Carew (Professor at College

of Charleston) and Dr. Stephanie Schwabe (Professor at University of

Kentucky) studying the calcium carbonate environments in the area.

. We conducted research and evaluated the dissolution and formation of

underwater caves, focusing on influences of brackish water and

cyanobacteria.

. I designed an experiment to observe rates of dissolution of various

types of calcium carbonate rock using carbonic and hydrochloric acid.

Skills:

. I am proficient in ArcGIS 9.3.1, geological mapping with corresponding

cross sections, analysis of thin sections and rock samples, as well as

Microsoft Word and Excel.

. I have exposure to a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), and am also

familiar with seismic reflection and refraction survey equipment.

. I am proficient with GPS, radar and side scan sonar systems used for

sub bottom profiling.

. I am comfortable negotiating the interstate while towing trailers.

Other Research/Interests:

I am an Eagle Scout and member of the Order of The Arrow. I am very

interested in large-scale tectonics focusing on subducting plates. I have

researched and written about the variation in the dip of subducting plates

and the effects this can have on the surrounding region concentrating on

the potential for geothermal energy.

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