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“Attaining a successful career in applied geology involves more than just satisfactorily completing a number of classes in the academic setting and earning a degree. Appropriate course work in geology is essential to a successful career, but the knowledge gained from this course work must be supple- mented by additional activities. Steps essential to achieving a successful career in applied geology include:
• work and field experience - get a part-time job in geol- ogy while you are in school.
• know your faculty members, who offer guidance and will be writing your letters of recommendation and clueing you into opportunities for employment.
• recognize that initial employment opportunities may not be in the immediate geographic area and that your career is likely to take you to a wide variety of geographic locations.
• improve oral and written communication skills - taking opportunities to give oral presentations.
• understand and practice the skills to become an effec- tive team player.
• become known in the geoscience community by partici- pating in professional societies and other organizations, starting this activity as a student member.
• recognize the importance of and work toward achieving the appropriate professional licenses. Not having these licenses is likely to be a career roadblock.
• ethical challenges will develop in one’s professional career that must be dealt with appropriately.
• take advantage of leadership opportunities.
• develop a pattern of continuing education to keep up with advances in the science.
John will be remembered for his brilliance, his kindness toward others, and his patience. For those who met and knew John, we will miss his great geology lectures and recall with fondness that he provided a great example of what it means to be an outstanding professional geologist.
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