Jackie Quill

Well-qualified support professional with positive and friendly demeanor. Strong attention to detail, effective communication skills and solid history of tackling diverse and challenging requirements. Well-versed in [Area of expertise] and working in 24/7 uptime environment.

• ArcGIS Improvement Task Force (2022)
• PSS Improvement Task Force (2023)
• PSS Teambuilding Task Force (2023)

• Mastering Emotional Intelligence (2022)
• 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (2022)
• ArcGIS Developer Subscription SME Training (2023)
• ArcGIS Enterprise Supplemental (2023)

• Oral Presentation, The Effect of Stream Restoration on Macroinvertebrate Communities Across Urban Development and Historically Agricultural Land-Uses Changes, NC Water Resources Research Institute (WRRI), 03/2021
• Oral Presentation, Whole-Watershed Urban Restoration Effects on Macroinvertebrate Biomass Across Changes in Land-Use, The National Stream Restoration Conference, 08/2020, My abstract was accepted to be presented at this conference, however; due to COVID-19 the conference was postponed to August 2021.
• Poster Presentation, The Impact of Whole-Watershed Urban Stream Restoration on Macroinvertebrate Communities, NC Water Resources Research Institute (WRRI), 03/2020, My abstract was accepted to be presented at this conference, however; due to COVID-19 the conference was cancelled.

• Research Assistant, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2019, Present, Dr. Sandra Clinton, Reedy Creek Restoration Project, Researched the impacts of urban stream restoration on macroinvertebrate communities at the whole-scale watershed level
• Direct Independent Research, University of North Carolina at Wilmington, 2017, Dr. Jessie Jarvis, Identified seagrass species cleaned biological samples Processed samples for CHN analysis Prepped for total suspended solids analysis
• Project Volunteer, University of North Carolina at Wilmington, 2017, Troy Alphin, Processed samples and gained in lab experience to study coastal habitats food web structure through population and community approaches.
• Study Abroad, Murdoch University in Perth, Australia, 06/2017, Paul Hollick, Contributed to a one-week research expedition in Ningaloo Reef studying the abundance and distribution of giant clams utilizing quadrat and transect research techniques. Studied tropical coral reef ecology.

• Dr. Sandra Clinton, Research Assistant Professor, Geography and Earth Sciences, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 9201 University City Blvd., Charlotte, NC, 28223, 704.687.2092, sclinto1@uncc.edu
• Dr. Don Behringer, Associate Professor, Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, 32611, 352.273.3634, behringer@ufl.edu