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I participated in paleontology field expeditions in Washakie County, Wyoming during the summers of 2002, 2003, 2007, and 2012 through the Marshall University College of Science where I gained experience with locating fossils, identifying geological formations, screen-washing soil, prospecting, land navigation, operating a global positioning system, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team of researchers. I also worked intermittently as a Graduate Assistant from September 1, 2006, through December 31, 2007, in a Biology Department paleontology lab where I created 3-D imagery of fossils using a laser scanner. I was honored to have received a Sigma Xi scholarship from NASA to use the laser scanning equipment to create imagery for an online database.
Marshall University Paleontology Crew 2002
Paleontology Field School Crew 2012
Michael Adkins Surface Collecting in Wyoming
Michael Adkins and Dr. Suzanne Strait at the Paleontology Camp
A Fossil Tooth (Ectocion parvus, UCMP 216167)
A Few Fossils from 2012 Expedition
Paleontology Records from 2002.pdfPaleontology Records from 2003.pdfPaleontology Records from 2005.pdfPaleontology Records from 2006.pdfPaleontology Records from 2007.pdfStudent Employment Verification with Biology Department.pdfPaleontology Records from 2012.pdfRecommendation Letter from Dr. Suzanne Strait.pdfSigma Xi Certificate.pdfSigma Xi Poster.pptPage updated
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