Columbia, SC 29208

OBJECTIVE:

To obtain employment in the Petroleum Industry.

EDUCATION:

1999-2001: University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina: M.S., Tectonics, geomorphology,

and stratigraphy, present GPA: 3.84/4.00.

1996-1999: University of South Alabama, Mobile, Alabama: B.S., With Distinction, in Geology,

GPA: 3.56/4.00.

1995-1996: University of Montevallo, Montevallo, Alabama: Undergraduate studies, GPA: 3.98/4.00.

RESEARCH ASSISTANT:

1/98 – 5/99: Dr. W. C. Isphording, University of South Alabama, Department of Geology, Mobile, AL – geochemistry, carbonate soils.

5/00 – 8/00: Dr. James H. Knapp, University of South Carolina, Department of Geological Sciences, Columbia, SC – tectonics, geomorphology, stratigraphy.

Relevant Coursework:

Structural Geology	Advanced Geographic Information Systems
Petrology	Project Management
Seismic Reflection Interpretation	Digital Techniques in Remote Sensing

HONORS AND AWARDS:

Alpha Lambda Delta Honorary Society, inducted Spring 1996

University of Montevallo Honor's Program

University of South Alabama Academic Review Council, 1997-1998

Golden Key Honor Society, inducted Fall 1998

James Denmark Scholarship in Geology, June 1998

Sigma Gamma Epsilon, inducted Fall 1998

Alabama Geological Society John S. Winefordner Scholarship, April 1999

University of South Alabama Field Camp Award, May 1999

Most Outstanding Geology Graduate, May 1999

University of South Carolina Graduate Student Day Presenter, April 2000

AFFILIATIONS:

Geological Society of America

American Association of Petroleum Geologist

Mobile Rock and Gem Society, 1998-1999

University of Montevallo Volunteer Corps, President, Spring 1996

University of South Alabama Sailing Club, Commodore, Fall 1998

University of South Alabama Earth Sciences Club, Vice-President, 1998-1999

University of South Carolina AAPG Student Chapter, Treasurer, activities committee 1999-2000

SKILLS:

AutoCAD ver. 12-14©	Terrain Analysis (AV/AI)
Microsoft Windows 3.1, ’95, ’98, N/T©	GPS field mapping
Microsoft Office 2000©	Field Mapping
ArcView 3.2a / ArcInfo 8.0.2©	Data collection and analysis in the field
Kingdom Suite © seismic interpretation software	X-ray Diffraction Analysis
On-line Scientific Catalogs: GeoRef©	LECO Carbon / Sulfur Analysis
ICP Analysis	Optical Microscopy
Grain-Size Analysis	Hydroprobe Testing
Chemical Analysis	Permeability Analysis
Mini-ponar / van Dorn Sampling	Insoluble Residues Analysis
CEM Microwave Solid Digestion	ERDAS Imagine©

PUBLICATIONS:

Isphording, Wayne C., Jordan, J. Ashley, Flowers, George C., Clark, Jonathan C.; 1998, GEOLOGICAL CONTROLS ON THE ANCIENT MAYA CIVILIZATION OF YUCATAN, MEXICO: Abs., GSA Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada.

Isphording, Wayne C., Clark, Jonathan C., Schaeffer, Ricky A., Jordan, J. Ashley; 1999, GENETIC DIFFERENCES OF LIMESTONE-DERIVED SOILS VERSUS THOSE DEVELOPED ON NON-CARBONATE ROCK TYPES: Abs., GSA Southeastern Section Meeting, Athens, GA.

Clark, Jonathan C., Knapp, James H., 2000, EVIDENCE OF CENOZOIC UPLIFT IN THE CAROLINAS FROM DRAINAGE MORPHOLOGY: Abs., GSA Southeastern Section Meeting, Charleston, SC.

PAPERS/ABSTRACTS IN PREPARATION/PUBLICATION:

Clark, Jonathan C., 2000, LANDFORM EVOLUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA: EVIDENCE OF CENOZOIC (AND ONGOING?) UPLIFT: Abs., University of South Carolina Graduate Student Day, Columbia, SC.

Clark, Jonathan C., Knapp, James H., 2000, GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS REVISTED: THE BLUE RIDGE ESCARPMENT AND THE LINK TO DRAINAGE MORPHOLOGY: (in preparation).

-References available upon request-