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HARRISON D. RAUB Hraub@Tamu.Com 1903 Dartmouth St Apt 1401 • College Station, TX 77840 • 330-280-4894 HARRISON D. RAUB [email protected] 1903 Dartmouth St Apt 1401 • College Station, TX 77840 • 330-280-4894 EDUCATION 2018 - Present M.S. Ecosystem Science and Management, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX. GPA: 4.0 May 2018 B.S. Biology and Environmental Science, Muskingum University, New Concord, OH. Minors: Political Science and Chemistry. GPA: 4.0 CAREER INTERESTS Actively looking to break into land conservation and management work. High interest in conserving threatened lands, restoring degraded landscapes (restoration ecologist) or serving as an environmental consultant. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2019 Master’s Research Thesis (Ongoing) – Evaluating structural vs physiological spectral indices in tracking leaf-level photosynthetic phenology and photoprotective mechanisms in savannas dominated by evergreen, semi-evergreen, and deciduous woody species. Collaborations – 1) Construction and installation of three weather towers and an eddy covariance flux tower; 2) Comparisons of allometric biomass estimations of woody species (Ane Fortes); 3) C4 photosynthetic performance along a precipitation gradient (Nicole Havrilchak); 4) Helped mentor an undergraduate intern on a biomass decay project and in skill development 2017 Research Assistant through University of Arizona’s Biosphere 2 Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program funded by the National Science Foundation. • Examined post-fire productivity of a semi-arid savanna ecosystem by integrating leaf-level spectral vegetation indices, leaf and ecosystem level gas exchange, soil, and leaf chemistry measurements. • Measured the effects of water and nutrient limitations on productivity across the Sonoran Desert monsoon season. • Participated in separate projects including: 1) Agrivoltaics (combined farming and solar panels); and 2) microbial soil community responses to wildfires. CV| HARRISON D. RAUB 2017 Independent Research for capstone project at Muskingum University. • Analyzed effects of variable sunlight availability and complimentary mixed nutrient quality leaves on decomposition rates of leaf packs • Examined shredder invertebrate densities in response to changed nutrient content of leaf packs. 2015 Muskie Fellow Ornithologist Intern at Muskingum University. • Researched population distributions of threatened grassland bird species in varying vegetation structures on a reclaimed surface mine (The Wilds). WORK EXPERIENCE 2018 – Present Research Assistant – Aided in installation of three weather towers and an eddy covariance flux tower. Helped in allometric biomass estimation research (Ane Fortes). 2018 - Present Teaching Assistant for Fundamentals of Ecology Lab. Served as the primary instructor and grader. 2017 – 2018 Head Resident Assistant for Finney Hall and Lakeside Houses at Muskingum University. • Managed a staff of six RAs, led several training sessions, and helped oversee ~250 students. 2016 Wildlife Rehabilitation Intern at Stark Parks, Massillon, OH. • Administered infant feedings, enrichment, medicine, and learned proper handling techniques. 2015 – 2017 Resident Assistant at Muskingum University. • Organized floor programs to build community. Conducted conflict resolution with residents. ORAL AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS Raub, H.D, West, J. Photoprotection and proximal remote sensing: Effects of seasonal water stress on leaf-level physiology of three woody species in a semi-arid savanna. 2019 oral presentation to TAMU’s Seminar in Plant Ecology, Conservation, and Evolution (SPECEz). Raub, H.D, Dooley, J. The influence of shading and mixed leaf litter nutrient quality on the decomposition rates produced by stream shredder invertebrates. Poster at 2018 annual Ohio Academy of Science Meeting at Bowling Green State University. Oral presentation at Muskingum University’s Bradford Colloquium (3rd place). CV| HARRISON D. RAUB Raub, H.D., Jiminez, J., Gallery, R.E., Sutter, L.F., Barron-Gafford, G.A., Smith, W.K. Evaluating the effects of fire on semi-arid savanna ecosystem productivity using integrated spectral and gas exchange measurements. Poster at Fall 2017 American Geophysical Union Conference in New Orleans, LA. Poster at University of Arizona’s 2017 Undergraduate Research Opportunities Consortium. Poster at Choose Ohio First Scholar Showcase aimed at influencing legislators to continue STEM funding in higher education. Walker, C., Raub, H.D., Sharier, A., Moss, M. Abundance of grassland birds on a surface mine (The Wilds) reclaimed across a chronological sequence: Oral presentations at 2016 Ohio Academy of Science Meeting at Ohio University, 2016 Bradford Colloquium at Muskingum University, and 2015 Ohio Avian Conference at Denison University. Poster at 2016 Muskingum University’s Undergraduate and Science Week poster session (1st place). SKILLS • Personal project management (deadlines, travel, purchases, data management) • Collaboration on team research projects • Project Development (ideas, questions, topics) • Scientific writing and communication skills • Basic spatial analyses skills in ENVI and ArcGIS • Basic construction/workshop skills (some familiarity with welding) • Basic Python and HTML coding • RStudio: Intermediate Coding Level (Data manipulation, looping, and figure generation) • Basic familiarity with Campbell scientific dataloggers (wiring/programming) • Soil analysis techniques including: soil coring, gravimetric water content (GWC), total organic carbon (TOC), pH, and extracellular enzyme assays (EEA). • Vegetative surveys, flora and fauna identification • Measuring Water Quality Index and conducting basic vegetation analysis RELEVANT COURSEWORK: Environmental Chemistry, Plant Ecophysiology, Intro to Remote Sensing, Stats in Research I and II, GIS, Ecology, Organic Chemistry I, Soil Science, Environmental Geology, Plant Range Ecology, Environmental Biophysics SCHOLARSHIPS, HONORS, AND AWARDS 2020 Ecosystem Sci & Mgmt Graduate Student Travel Grant ($500) 2018 – 2020 Excellence Fellowship from College of Agriculture and Life Science at Texas A&M University. CV| HARRISON D. RAUB 2018 – 2020 Harry Wayne Springfield Teaching Assistantship at Texas A&M University. 2018 Co-Valedictorian of Muskingum University’s 2018 graduating class. 2018 Vishnu & Sudha Saksena Award in Conservation Biology from Muskingum University. 2018 Third Place Oral Presentation on “The influence of shading and mixed leaf litter nutrient quality on the decomposition rates produced by stream shredder invertebrates.” Muskingum University’s Bradford Colloquium. 2014 – 2018 Four Year Distinguished Scholar Award (95th percentile in undergraduate academic performance) at Muskingum University. 2014 – 2018 Dean’s List recipient every semester (8) at Muskingum University. 2016 First Place Poster Presentation on Abundance of grassland birds on a surface mine (The Wilds) reclaimed across a chronological sequence. Muskingum University’s Undergraduate and Scholarship Week poster session. 2016 Clement E. Dasch Scholar Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in the Biology Department, Muskingum University ($1,200). 2015 Muskie Fellowship Recipient, Muskingum University ($2,500). 2014 Choose Ohio First (STEM) Scholarship, Muskingum University ($2000 Years 2014 - 2017, $3,200 Year 2017). 2014 John Glenn Full Tuition Scholarship, Muskingum University ($26,000). CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 2019 - Present ESSM Graduate and Professional School Senate Rep – sit on the Graduate Student Advocacy Committee and the Mental Health Sub-Committee 2019 Big Event Participant – Helped local residents improve their properties. 2015 – 2017 Co-Founder and President of The Outdoor Initiative Club on Muskingum University’s campus. Secured $2,100 to start an outdoor equipment rental program. Headed two fundraisers. 2014 – 2018 Tutor at local John Glenn High School and participant in WOW after school science elementary program. CV| HARRISON D. RAUB .
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