[Geoldept] Fwd: JOIDES Resolution Thin Section Technician

[Susan DeBari]

Well this is a pretty exciting opportunity if you have experience making thin sections!

Sue


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From: "Estes, Emily Racz via MSA-talk" <msa-talk at minlists.org<mailto:msa-talk at minlists.org>>
Subject: [MSA-talk] JOIDES Resolution Thin Section Technician
Date: February 15, 2022 at 1:54:59 PM PST
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Reply-To: "Estes, Emily Racz" <estes at iodp.tamu.edu<mailto:estes at iodp.tamu.edu>>

Dear all,

The JOIDES Resolution is seeking to fill a vacancy for the thin section technician position, sailing IODP Expedition 390<http://iodp.tamu.edu/scienceops/expeditions/south_atlantic_transect.html>, April 1-June 8, 2022. The individual will prepare thin sections and assist with catwalk core receiving duties. The position is temporary, with the potential to apply for a permanent position following the expedition. As such, it’s a great fit for anyone from a graduate student looking for an unique, one-off experience, to someone interested in the possibility of longer term employment. Experience in prepping thin sections is needed.

The official job ad is below. Please apply through Workday or contact Gary Acton or Brad Julson (emails below) for more information about the position.

I’m also available (estes at iodp.tamu.edu<mailto:estes at iodp.tamu.edu>) to answer additional questions about the expedition or working for the JRSO – I will be the expedition project manager for X390.

Please be in touch if you or anyone you know of might be interested!

Best,
Dr. Emily R. Estes (she/her)
Staff Scientist
International Ocean Discovery Program
Texas A&M University

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The IODP–JRSO at Texas A&M University (TAMU) is currently accepting applications to fill several temporary Marine Technician positions (TAMU title: Program Aide).

We are particularly in need of someone who has expertise in making thin sections and would be available to go to sea on an upcoming expedition, spanning from 1 April through June 8, 2022. Positions for other upcoming expeditions are also open at this time.

Details concerning the temporary Marine Technician position and how to apply are available online at:
https://tamus.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/TAMU_External/job/College-Station-TAMU/Seagoing-Temporary-Aide_R-043838.

For more information, you may also contact Gary Acton (acton at iodp.tamu.edu<mailto:acton at iodp.tamu.edu>) or Brad Julson (julson at iodp.tamu.edu<mailto:julson at iodp.tamu.edu>).
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Susan DeBari, Ph.D., she/her/hers
Professor, Geology Department and Science Education Program, MS 9080
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Western Washington University
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