Morgan Gremminger

• Form and support volunteer-led Girl Scout troops across Warren, Pike, Lincoln, and Audrain county.
• Provide customer service and conflict resolution for over 100 volunteers while conducting data analysis to guide recruitment and retention strategies.
• Collaborate with local schools, businesses, and community organizations to expand awareness of the Girl Scout mission.
• Plan, promote, and present informational events for families interested in joining or learning more about Girl Scouts.

• Gathered environmental data detailing water, air and soil contaminations.
• Served as technical consultant on environmental policies to maintain regulatory compliance.
• Performed environmental site assessments and provided remediation recommendations.
• Interpreted test data to determine whether contamination existed in accordance with environmental laws.

• Analysis of sedimentary facies and environments; introduction to geologic mapping of deformed Mesozoic sedimentary rocks in Wind River Basin.
• Geologic mapping of folded and faulted Mesozoic sedimentary rocks in Wind River Basin.
• Performing advanced projects in groundwater and surface hydrogeology, shallow seismic reflection and refraction, and advanced structural analysis.

Paleobiology research project that examined single cellular structures from Doushantuo Formation, southern China, under supervision of Prof. Jim Schiffbauer

• Relocated and recorded department fossils, rocks, and minerals.
• Organized paper paleontology records and notes into digital database.

• Semester course reviewing Thailand's conservation, biodiversity, culture and language.
• 3 weeks traveling Thailand with hands-on experiences planting mangroves; studying tropical forests; observing bird and gibbon patterns; assisting elephant sanctuaries; conducting snake research; and performing coral reef rehabilitation.
• Played a key role in documenting students experiences and illustrating a story through videography for Study Abroad Department.