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Scott graduated with an
M.S. in Business Management from the University of Georgia,
Athens, GA, and has had a lifelong interest in geology. His
undergraduate degree in Geoscience from the Northeast Louisiana
University, Monroe, LA, plus the many years of owning his
own environmental consulting business are evidence of his
expertise in mineralogy. He is a Registered Professional Geologist
in four (4) states and an Internationally certified Professional
Geologist in Erosion and Sedimentation Control (CPESC) . Combining
these experiences with his remarkable management skills and
years of service in the Air Force and Navy Reserve, make him
just the kind of instructor you would want to have to teach
you the ins and outs of mineral identification. Scott's many
interests include numismatics, mineralogy, racquetball, golf,
running, hiking and family oriented activities.
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Wondering what that rock
you picked up on vacation might be? Do you enjoy the thrill
of finding a jewel just lying on the ground? This class will
start you on your journey to mineral identification. We will
have class discussion, many field trips and hands-on experience
to help you identify your finds. Be sure to bring your old
clothes for our outings. Other items you will want to bring
with you would be a rock pic/hammer, rubber boots (preferably
eighteen (18") inches or higher, waterproof shoes, a
back pack, sample bags (Ziploc) or jars (glass or plastic),
magnifier, & some insect spray.
LAB FEE: Class fees will
range from $100-$500 dollars depending on how much material
you choose to purchase
Maximum No. of Students:
8
Pre-requisite: None
If you have additional
questions or if I may be of further assistance please do not
hesitate to contact me.
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