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Texas A&M University
Halbouty Room 180
Department of Geology and Geophysics,
MS 3115,
College Station, Texas 77843

Ms. Emily Schultz

Graduate Student

M.S in Geology, Texas A&M University (In Progress)

B.S in Geological Sciences, Indiana University, 2013

Certificate in Resource Management, Indiana University, 2013

Research Interests

Oceanography
Geomorphology
Hydrocarbon reservoirs/ Carbonate sedimentology
Marine Fauna and Coral Reef Ecosystems
Paleoecology
Paleontology
Petroleum Systems and Exploration
Sedimentology
Stratigraphy
Wetland Ecology and Peat Accumulation

Publications and Poster Presentations

Publications

Schultz, E. A., Johnson, C. E., Conrad, G.W., and Nold, K. The Taino La Cangrejera Middens: Anthropogenic vs. Natural Taphonomy of Coral. 2013. In Preparation

Oral and Poster Presentations

Schultz, E. A. The Taino La Cangrejera Middens: Anthropogenic vs. Natural Taphonomy of Coral. Indiana University Hutton Honor Symposium Apr 2013

Field Research Experience

Indiana University Underwater Science Research, Living Museums of the Sea Project (Dominican Republic) May 2010, May 2011, and May 2012

Evaluated geomorphology, sea floor sedimentology, and paleoecology of 3 dive sites annually on the southeastern coast of Dominican Republic
Worked with Dominican Republic Peace Corp Members and locals on community outreach projects about the importance of ocean and coral reef ecosytem health

Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore (IDNLS) June 2011-August 2011

Monitored water quality and assessed the IDNLS aquatic resources
Collected sediment, biochemical, and bacteriological (E. coli) samples to assess the ecological integrity of IDNLS
Performed, analyzed, and compared sediment cores of various beaches in the park

Affiliations

AAPG Student Member

GSA Student Member

Scholarships

Texas A&M University Kelly Scholarship: August 2013- May 2014

Hutton Honors Summer Research Grant: April 2011-August 2011

Cox Research Scholarship: August 2009- May 2013