CANDIDATE FOR AIPG VICE PRESIDENT 2017
Matthew J. Rhoades CPG-7837
Socorro, New Mexico
Statement of purpose or goals you have for AIPG: To help the Executive Committee develop a coherent strategy for recruiting and retaining geologists. To effect more efficient lines of communication between the sections and headquarters. To foster a new dynamic in attracting student members and transitioning them into full members.
Universities Attended Degrees Granted University of Missouri-Kansas City B.S. Geology Washington State University
M.S. Geology
University of Phoenix-Denver MBA Company
Harding Lawson Associates Golder Associates
NM Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources
AIPG Activities AIPG Colorado Section Editor AIPG Colorado Section Vice President AIPG 50th Annual Meeting, Denver Colorado Section-Chairman Title
Associate Geologist Senior Geologist
MWH Senior Geologist Worley-Parsons USA
Principal Geologist State Geologist, Director
Dates 1981 1994
1992 Dates
1984-1999 1999-2004 2004-2007 2007-2015
2015-Present Dates
2007 2008 2013
University of Texas - Austin
John M. Stewart CPG-11115
Greensboro, North Carolina
Statement of purpose or goals you have for AIPG: Support the ideals of AIPG, develop a strategy to assist strug- gling sections, continue a strong student and young professional membership push, but not at the expense of our older members, and assist our membership in becoming more involved in the Foundation and attend- ing the national convention.
Universities Attended Degrees Granted Texas A&M University
University of Missouri - Columbia M.S. Geology Company
Title (Southwest) MO State University Instructor
NC Dept. of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Hydrogeologist II, Supervisor
BPA Environmental & Engineering Hydrogeologist Trigon Engineering/Kleinfelder Senior Hydrogeologist ECS Carolinas, LLP ECS Carolinas, LLP
AIPG Activities AIPG Carolinas Section President AIPG National Advisory Board Representative
AIPG Carolinas Section Co-Chaired Water Resources Conference AIPG Representative SE GSA, Wilmington, NC AIPG Representative SE GSA, Asheville, NC AIPG National Position Statement Committee
AIPG National Co-Chaired “Careers in Geology” Session - National GSA AIPG National Student Outreach Committee AIPG Representative SE GSA, Blacksburg, VA
Branch Manager, Principal Geologist Chief Geologist
B.S. Wildlife & Fisheries Science Undergraduate Geology
Dates 1978 1982 1984
Dates
1984 to 1987 1987-1989
1989-2001 2001-2011 2011-2014
2014-Present Dates
2006-Present 2010 and 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2013 2014
Director of Energy Resources Initiative Geology and Geological Engineering
The Department of Geology and Geological Engineering (GGE) at the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology (SD Mines) invites applica- tions for the inaugural Director of the newly established Energy Resources Institute (ERI) within the GGE Department. ERI’s vision is to develop a nationally recognized program of basic and applied research and education that covers both upstream and downstream components of the petroleum industry. This is a non-tenure track appointment.
An earned Bachelor’s Degree in a sci- ence, technology, engineering, or math- ematics (STEM) discipline as well as a Master’s Degree in either STEM or busi- ness administration is required; a PhD is preferred. Expertise that includes petrophysics, geomechanics, petroleum engineering, or a closely related field is
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required. This is a senior-level position for a scientist or engineer who either has a research program that is well regarded by the petroleum industry and who has a record of significant funding and publication, or who has significant leadership experience in the petroleum industry. Previous experience working with joint academic/industry consortia or NSF I/UCRC center development is highly desirable.
The ERI Director will build and direct an interdisciplinary research institute comprised of affiliated SD Mines’ fac- ulty, as well as externally-supported researchers, technicians, postdocs, and graduate students. The Director, with the aid of the ERI advisory board and faculty affiliated with the institute, will define scientific projects, form industry/ academic alliances, and seek funding for individual and collaborative proj- ects from agencies and industry. The ERI Director will work closely with the SD Mines Foundation to engage prospective philanthropic supporters of the energy program. Candidates
should demonstrate previous experi- ence in supervising staff and building effective teams. The Director also will be expected to generate interest and support for the newly established minor in Petroleum Systems and the graduate certificate in Petroleum Systems.
For questions about this position, contact Laurie Anderson, Search Chair, at
Laurie.Anderson@
sdsmt.edu.
Individuals interested in this posi- tion must apply online at http://
www.sdsmt.edu/employment. Human Resources can provide accommodation to the online application process and may be reached at (605) 394-1203. Review of applications will begin July 15, 2016, and will continue until the position is filled. Employment is contin- gent upon completion of a satisfactory background investigation. For more information about South Dakota Mines and Rapid City, visit:
www.sdsmt.edu and
http://visitrapidcity.com/.
SD Mines is an EEO/AA/ADA employer & provider.
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