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INDUSTRY PROFESSIONAL MEETING SERIES 2019

FALL 2019 HYDRO-GEOLOGY WORKSHOP 2019

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Join us to meet professional at our series of industry professional meetings. These meetings feature guest speakers from Environmental Geoscience industry with exceptional experience and research. Learn and network with the best amongst the professionals!

RESUME/LINKEDIN WORKSHOP

Join us to work on your resume and linked-in account to help further your career!

INDUSTRY PROFESSIONAL MEETING 1

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Here's an in-depth look at Mr. Cowan's background and work in the geoscience community:

Matthew R. Cowan graduated from Texas A&I University in 1993 with a BS Geology with minor in Mathematics and from Texas A&M – Kingsville with a MS Geology in 2000. Matthew has been a practicing Geologist for more than 20 years in the environmental field. He is a Licensed Professional Geoscientist in both Texas and Louisiana. He has been a member of the HGS since the early 2000s. As a member of the HGS, he has served on various committees from Continuing Education to Governmental Affairs and served on the HGS Board as Secretary. As Chair of the Environmental Engineering Group in the HGS, he has facilitated monthly meetings by arraigning speakers and venue. He served on the organizing committees for the 2019 “Geology at the Crossroads, Big Bend Ranch State Park, Presidio and Brewster Counties, West Texas” Field Trip, the 2018 “Flooding in Southeast Texas: The Science Behind The Floods” Conference and the 2005 “Coastal Subsidence, Sea Level and the Future of the Gulf Coast” Conference. During 2014 Matthew presented an ethics talk at the GCAGS Convention. During 2011 in Houston and 2014 in Dallas he helped organize the conference “Myths and Reality of Hydraulic Fracturing” for Texas Association of Professional Geoscientists. Matthew has served on the boards of the TAPG, American Institute of Professional Geologists – Texas Section and is currently a Director for the Texas Geoscience Council. Currently he is active in the Texas A&I Alumni Association with serving on the Board of Directors and scholarship committee.