Project Manager

Dustin J. Long

E XPERTISE

Advanced: Geographic Information Systems (6 years): ESRI, Spatial and 3D Analyst,

Model Builder, map creation and data visualization; univariate and multivariate statistics

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and data analysis (6 years); Project management: field, laboratory, and computational

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(6 years); Scientific and proposal/grant writing (5 years); MS Office suite (10+ years)

dustylong.com including Excel;Trimble (and others) GPS (4+ years)

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Basic (but building): R (<1 year); Web content management (4 years); Total station

terrain surveying (2 years), MatLab (<1 year); Bioinformatics and Linux/Unix (<1

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year), Python (recently)

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Haverford, PA 19041

EDUCATION

Master of Science, Biological Oceanography, Florida State University, 2009-2011

Bachelor of Science, Biology, Rhodes College, 2005-2009

Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Program, School for International Training, Tanzania,

2007

SELECTED E XPERIENCE

Ecological and Environmental Research, Laboratory Instructor, and Teaching Asst.

Temple University, Philadelphia, PA (Aug 2011-present, 40+ hrs/wk)

• Creating and editing maps (ArcGIS), statistics and data analysis

• Data collection and management

• Grant and technical writing, supervising interns

Graduate Researcher and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Technician

Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL (July 2009 - July 2011, 40+ hrs/wk)

• GIS map creation and spatial analyses, statistics and technical writing

• Created and managed large environmental and ecological datasets

Co-Manager of Archaeology Laboratory & GIS Technician

Rhodes College Archaeology Dept., Memphis, TN (Aug 2006-June 2007, Jan 2008-June

2008, Jan-May 2009, 15-20 hrs/wk)

• Mapping excavation sites, compiling geographic data

• Training and supervising students in spatial data collection

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Short-Term Fellow

Bocas del Toro, Panama (Project Oct-Dec 2012, 40+ hr/wk)

• Managing logistics for field experiments, experimental design, microscopy, statistics

National Science Foundation Intern: Corals & Climate Change Research

Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences (Project Sept - Nov 2008, 40+ hrs/wk)

• Aquaria and laboratory maintenance, water chemistry monitoring, SCUBA surveys

Summer Student Research Fellow

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA

Project June - Aug 2008, 40+ hrs/wk

• GIS and geochemical dating techniques, technical writing

National Science Foundation Intern: Ecological Research

Lake Tanganyika, Tanzania (Project June - Aug 2007, 40+ hrs/wk)

• GIS, statistics, SCUBA-sampling methods, technical writing

SELECTED AWARDS AND SERVICE

Rhodes College Presidential and Buckman Scholarships, Eagle Scout with Gold Palms,

Best Oral Oceanography Presentation Award (FSU Graduate Symposium), Marine

Conservation guest lecturer (2010), Science Fair Judge (2010)

References available upon request.

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