Military Veteran/Geoscience Graduate
Resume:
OBJECTIVE:
Gain employment with Crude Oil & Gas Essentials as a Mudlogger
EDUCATION:
TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY
Geoscience Department
Jun 2012 - Jun 2014
•Bachelor of Science in Geoscience
•Cumulative GPA 3.34
CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE
Science Department
Aug 2009 - May 2012
•Associate of Science in Geology with Honors
•Cumulative GPA 3.76 WORK EXPERIENCE:
UNITED STATES NAVY
Logistics Specialist Petty Officer 3rd Class
USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72: Supply Dept/S-3 Div
Apr 2004 - Mar 2008
•NEC 3131: Retail Operations Management inventory control/acquisition software
•Supply department divisional quality assurance inspector
•Completed two Western Pacific deployments
•Storeroom/vending operations assistant manager
•Ship store retail/inventory associate
•Laundry operations supervisor
•Shipboard/Aircraft Firefighting training
•General quarters station communications leader
•Mass casualty drill training participant
•Honorable discharge: DD214 available upon request
•Medals awarded/authorized: Navy Good Conduct Medal (2)
National Defense Service Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Humanitarian Service Medal (2004 Tsunami Relief) Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (2)
UNITED STATES NAVY RESERVE
Aerographers Mate Petty Officer 2nd Class
Camp Mabry- Naval Operational Support Center (Operational Support Unit)
Mar 2009 - Jan 2015
•Secret Security Clearance (2004-2014)
•Operational Support Unit- Administration department Assistant Leading Petty Officer
•Navy Reserve Forces Individual Augmentee Mobilization Volunteer (not currently selected)
•Completed Aerographers Mate A-school (explanation below)
•Current on all required annual training requirements
•Participant in multiple Aerographers Mate 1st Class advancement exams
•Annual Training participation in both Supply and Personnel Department
•Participant in bi-annual physical fitness assessment
•Honorable discharge: DD214 available upon request
•Medals awarded/authorized:
Navy Reserve Meritorious Service Medal
LITTLE REFLECTIONS PORTRAIT STUDIO
Assistant Photographer/Editor
Apr 2008 - Jul 2012
•Image data transfer, collection, arrangement, format conversion and manipulation
•Creation of secondary and tertiary backup data collections
•Assisted lead photographer in professional portrait sessions
•Responsible for studio appearance, lighting adjustments, scheduling and client correspondence
•Image editing utilizing Adobe Photoshop CS2 and lightroom software
KATMAI SUPPORT SERVICES
Exhibit Specialist I
Fort Hood Training Support Center: Devices/Fabrication
Sep 2014-present
•Experience with vector design/programming Precix Sierra 51000 CNC Router for purpose of training aid fabrication, terrain board production and support component manufacturing
•Experience with all common wood/metal shop hand/power tools and toolroom inventory procedures
•Current on US Army required HAZMAT, HAZCOM, environmental and safety training programs
•Able to recertify Secret Security Clearance in the event of classified military training project assistance
•Assistant environmental compliance officer
•Workshop safety team manager
•Qualified in safety, operation and PMCS of company vehicles
•Assistant inventory control management specialist
RELATED ACTIVITIES/QUALIFICATIONS:
ADDED PROFICIENCIES/MENTIONABLE SKILLS
•Subsurface analysis/interpretation using borehole and surficial geophysical data
•Familiarity with aspects of economic geologic methods, procedures and ore body evaluation
•Experience with stratigraphic and sedimentological processes including analytical evaluation
•Experience with creation/interpretation of structural geologic maps
•Field mapping and surveying experience using analog and digital mediums
•ArcGIS mapping software
•Adobe Photoshop editing software
•Microsoft Office (Excel/Word/Powerpoint)
•Minimal experience with python and CAD programs
JUNEAU ICEFIELD RESEARCH PROGRAM
Student Field Research Assistant
Jun 2014 - Aug 2014
•Participated in GPS grid project examining strain and glacier movement with a postdoctoral scholar with the Geophysical Institute
•Participated in active refraction seismics project to determine firn densification in high strain area with a seismological team from Pennsylvania State University Geophysics
•Assisted in hydrofiltering aspects of isotopic study on glacial black carbon content with a student from the University of Michigan geosciences department
•Cowrote scholarly paper on research performed: research presented at 2014 GSA national conference: “F ir n Den sif ica tio n Ra te s o n t h e T a ku G lacie r ”
NASA COMMUNITY COLLEGE AEROSPACE SCHOLARS PROGRAM
Student Participant/Designer Johnson Space Center
Jan 2012 - Apr 2012
•Designed concept for remotely operated exploratory vehicle of Martian surface and subsurface including all delivery, research, locomotive/operational systems and communication package (prerequisite for event participation)
•Developed mission objectives, implementation procedures and specified research area location plan
•Prepared detailed report of all above information and drafted technical diagram of rover
•Participated in three day team event at Johnson Space Center with other students designing, building and testing a similar robotic vehicle while keeping within budgetary limitations and preparing a competitive sales presentation
•Competed with multiple other design teams to win both team races
GAULT SCHOOL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Dig Site Volunteer
May 2011 – Aug 2011
•Volunteered at an active pre-Clovis dig site, facilitated by Texas State University
•Assisted in the unearthing, cataloging and organization of artifacts
•Worked the pit and the wash station and assisted in their site/grounds beautification weekend
USN/USAF AEROGRAPHERS MATE A-SCHOOL
Student/Squad Leader Keesler Air Force Base Aug 2011 - Nov 2011
•Completed Aerographers Mate A-school: Naval Meteorology and Oceanography
•Current level of qualification: Observer
•Received semester hours in atmospheric physics, oceanography, computing and speech communications
•Currently scheduled to complete training courses to receive NEC-7412: Analyst/Forecaster
•Participated in many hours of independent isopach mapping projects and contour lineation
TARLETON GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Student Member Tarleton State University Aug 2012-Jun 2014
•Participant in all member meetings, functions and activities
•Public advocate of extracurricular event participation
•Participant in society fundraising events and recruitment opportunities
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA
Student Member
Mar 2013 - present
•Participant in GSA South Central Section Regional Meeting
•Participant in multiple seminars, lectures and speeches
•Coauthor of paper presented at 2014 national seminar Vancouver BC - "Firn Densification Rates on the Taku Glacier"
REFERENCES:
Bucky Lewis
Devon Energy
Dr. Syed Rabbani
Astrophysics Professor: Central Texas College ********@****.***
Dr. Stephen Field
Geoscience Professor: Tarleton State University *****@********.***
Dr. Catherine Ronck
Geoscience Department Head: Tarleton State University *****@********.***
Dr. Jeffrey Kavanaugh
Director: Juneau Icefield Research Project ****@********.**
Dr. Evan Burgess
Postdoctoral Scholar: Geophysical Institute ***********@**.******.***
Dr. Donald Voigt
Senior Research Assistant: Pennsylvania State University ****@***.***
LSCS Sharon Overmeyer Senior Enlisted Leader: USNR *********@***.***
LT Reid Morrow
Leadership Management Instructor: NSCS ****.******@****.***
Kellie Hughes
Owner: Little Reflections Portrait Studio ***********@*****.***
*Additional references and supporting documentation can be provided upon request
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