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Blair Benson Schneider Associate Researcher and Scientific Outreach Manager Kansas Geological Survey 1930 Constant Avenue Lawrence, KS 66047 Phone: 703-424-4508; Email: [email protected] Education_______________________________________________________________ University of Kansas August 2017 PhD in Geology Emphasis in geophysics, GPA 3.86 out of 4.0 University of Kansas May 2012 MS in Geology Emphasis in geophysics and geoarcheology, GPA 3.89 out of 4.0 James Madison University May 2009 BS Geology, minor in Historical Archaeology GPA 3.2 out of 4.0 Professional Experience & Appointments____________________________________ A. Academic Research Research areas: Near-surface applied geophysics; geoarchaeology; GPR; Magnetics; Electrical methods; STEM education; Broadening participation in STEM; Science communication 2020 – Present Associate Researcher and Scientific Outreach Manager at The Kansas Geological Survey 2019 – 2020 Associate Researcher, University of Kansas Center for STEM Learning and Education Outreach Manager, Kansas Geological Survey 2017 – 2019 Postdoctoral Fellow, The University of Kansas, Lawrence KS, USA Project: Evaluating the Impact of a Multi-institutional Collaboration Aimed at Transforming Undergraduate STEM Teaching 2012 – 2017 SELF Graduate Fellow, GK-12 Fellow, University of Kansas Project: Geophysical Imaging of Prehistoric Mammoth and Bison Bone Deposits in the Midwestern United States Advisors: Don Steeples and Rolfe Mandel 2009 – 2012 Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Kansas Project: Geophysical Investigations of the Mound City Borrow Pits in Ross County, Ohio Advisors: George Tsoflias and Rolfe Mandel 1 Summer 2011 Geophysical field assistant, Altona, NY Supervisor: George Tsoflias 2008 – 2009 James Madison University Department of Geology Project: Riverside Graveyard: An In-Depth Look below the Surface Advisor: Anna Courtier 2008 James Madison University Department of Anthropology Project: Ground Penetrating Radar Survey of Harmony Hall in Strasburg, Virginia Advisor: Clarence Geier 2007 – 2008 James Madison University Department of Geology Project: Application of sub surface instruments in search of historical foundations related to Meriwether Lewis and family in Charlottesville, Virginia Advisor: Mike Harris B) Teaching Experience I. Instructor Spring 2021 University of Kansas • GEOL791: Geophysical Methods for Environmental Applications • LDST 303: Prevention is Possible - Gender Based Violence Prevention Fall 2019, 2020 University of Kansas • LDST 301: It’s On Us - Gender Based Violence Prevention Fall 2019 University of Kansas • BIOL/CHEM 598: Research Methods (Support Instructor) Spring 2017 Emporia State University Department of Physical Sciences • ES 110: Introduction to Earth Science • ES 111: Introduction to Earth Science Lab 2009, 2015 University of Kansas Department of Geology • GEOL105: History of the Earth (online course) (2015) • GEOL103: Physical Geology Laboratory (2009-2011) II. Teaching Assistant 2013 – 2016 University of Kansas Center for Teaching Excellence • ANTH 517: Geoarchaeology • GEOL 103: Physical Geology Laboratory • GEOL 591: Ore Deposits 2 • GEOL 512: Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology 2009 – 2011 University of Kansas Department of Geology • GEOL171: Earthquakes and Natural Disasters • GEOL351: Environmental Geology • GEOL572: Geophysics 2006 – 2009 James Madison University • GEOL110L: Physical Geology Lab • GEOL230: Evolution of Earth • ANTH331: Historical Archaeology • GEOL364: Stratigraphy and Basin Analysis • GEOL410: Engineering Geology C) Government and Industry 2010 – 2017 NPS Midwest Archeological Center, Lincoln NE, USA • Geophysical surveying and excavation at Grand Portage National Monument, MN • Geophysical surveying of Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site, ND • Cutbank Erosional Study at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, ND • Geophysical surveying at Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site, ND • Geophysical surveying and excavation at Nicodemus National Historic Site, KS • Geophysical surveying and excavation at Fort Larned National Historic Site, KS • Geophysical surveying at Hopewell Culture National Historic Site, OH • Excavation project at Fort Scott National Historic Site, KS 2014 Encana Oil and Gas Geology Intern: Seismic Attributes of the Niobrara and Codell Formations Adviser: Peter Smith Publications_____________________________________________________________ A1. Refereed Journals (*represents invited submission) Marin-Spiotta, E., Barnes, R.T., Berhe, A.A., Hastings, M.G., Mattheis, A., Schneider. B. and Williams, B.M., 2020, Hostile climates are barriers to diversifying the geosciences. In Advances in Geosciences, Special Issue: Diversity and Equality in the Geosciences, 53, 117-127. Holmes, M.A.*, Myles, L. and Schneider, B., 2020, Diversity and equality in honors and awards programs: Steps towards a fair representation of membership. In Advances in Geosciences, Special Issue: Diversity and Equality in the Geosciences, 1, 1-11. 3 Schneider, B., Tsoflias, G., Steeples, D., Mandel, R. and Hofman, J., 2018, Bone permittivity and its effect on using GPR: Geophysics, v. 83, no. 1, p. H1-H11: https://doi.org/10.1190/geo2017-0128.1. Dalan, R., Sturdevant, J., Wallace, R., Schneider, B.* and De Vore, S., 2017, Cutbank geophysics: Expanding magnetic investigations using magnetic susceptibility testing at an Awatixa Hidatsa Village, North Dakota: Remote Sensing, v. 9, no. 12, doi:10.3390/rs9020112. Sprunt, E., Ali, H., Schneider, B. and MacQueen, P., 2017, Survey of geophysics students shows importance of female leadership: AWIS Magazine, v. 49, p. 32- 35. Schneider, B.B., Mandel, R.M., Tsoflias, G., De Vore, S.L and Lynott, M., 2016, Combining ER and GPR surveys for evidence of prehistoric landscape construction: Case study at Mound City, Ohio, USA: Journal of Applied Geophysics, v. 129, p. 178-186. A2. Manuscripts in Preparation or In Revision Ralph, M., Schneider, B., Benson, D., Ward, D., Vartia, D., 2021, Student Enrollment Decisions and Academic Success: Evaluating the Impact of Classroom Space Design: Learning Environments Research (in revision) Schneider, B.B., Tsoflias, G., Mandel, R.M., Hofman, J., and Steeples, D.W., 2021, Assessing ground-penetrating radar imaging of prehistoric animal bone: Geophysics (in prep) Schneider, B., Bell, C.F., Marin-Spiotta, E., Hastings, M., Mattheis, A., Barnes, R., Berhe, A.A. and Williams, B., 2021, Evaluation of the ADVANCEGeo bystander intervention and workplace climate training: Journal of Interpersonal Violence (in prep) B. Refereed Book Chapters (*represented invited submission) Schneider, B.B* and Holmes, M.A., 2020, The science of implicit bias and how to minimize its effects, in Azad, S. (Ed.), Addressing gender bias in science: Research-Based Solutions. ACS Symposium Series, v. 1354, 51-71. Berhe, A.*, Hastings, M., Schneider, B. and Marin-Spiotta, E., 2020, Changing academic cultures to respond to sexual harassment through bystander intervention and workplace climate training. ACS Symposium Series, v. 1354, 109-125. Schneider, B.B.*, Tranel, L., and Cremeans, M., 2018, The Association for Women Geoscientists: 40 years of successes, struggles, and sisterhood, in Johnson, B. 4 (ed.), Women and Geology: Who Are We, Where Have We Come From, and Where Are We Going?: GSA Special Publication. C. Non-Refereed (*represents invited submission) Capello, M.A., Schneider, B., and Ardakani, E.P., 2018, Full Spectrum: Focusing on the human factor: A session about geophysicists in the workforce at the 2018 Annual Meeting: The Leading Edge, v. 37, issue 4, p. 702-704. Schneider, B.*, 2018, Don’t just stand there… do something!: Speaking of Geoscience: The Geological Society of America’s Guest Blog https://speakingofgeoscience.org/2018/09/11/dont-just-stand-there-do-something/ Marin-Spiotta, E. and Schneider, B., 2018, Time’s Up for Harassers in Academia: The POSTDOCket, v. 3 (https://npamembers.siteym.com/general/custom.asp?page=postdocket_03181) Schneider, B., M.A. Holmes and E. Marín-Spiotta, 2018, Sexual harassment in the sciences: Response by professional societies: Geoscience Currents No. 125. American Geosciences Institute (https://www.americangeosciences.org/workforce/currents/sexual-harassment- sciences-response-professional-societies) Marin-Spiotta, E., Schneider, B*., and Holmes, M.A., 2016, AGU can lead the way to a no-tolerance culture for sexual harassment in the earth sciences: Eos.org (https://eos.org/opinions/steps-to-building-a-no-tolerance-culture-for-sexual- harassment) Schneider, B.B., 2015-2016, President’s Columns, Gaea, newsletter of the Association for Women Geoscientists, v. 41, no. 4 – v. 42, no. 1-3. Schneider, B.B.*, 2015, AWG: A Common Love of Earth Science: GEOExPro Geoscience and Technology Explained, v. 12, no. 4, p. 10. Shaugnessy, A., Sprunt, E., Schneider, B., 2015, Full Spectrum: Dual Careers in Geosciences: The Leading Edge, v. 34, issue 4, p. 454-456. De Vore, S.L. and Schneider, B.B., 2013, Magnetic Survey Data from the Sakakawea Village Site at Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site, North Dakota, U.S.A.: The Newsletter of the International Society for Archaeological Prospection, 34, p. 7-10. D. Published Abstracts and Poster Presentations (*represents minor publication and refereed conference transaction) 5 Schneider, B. and Eck, C., 2021, Geophysical survey of Site 14LV425, Leavenworth, County, Kansas: Near-Surface Geophysics Group Recent Advances in Archaeological Geophysics. Virtual conference hosted by the University