Taiylor Williams

Adept at precise geological sample preparation and geochemical analyses, I enhanced efficiency by 20% at the University of West Georgia. My collaboration with researchers and commitment to laboratory safety protocols underscore my technical proficiency and teamwork ability. Personable and reliable individual with knack for precision and positive attitude. Understanding of laboratory safety protocols and proficient in handling and preparing samples for analysis. Dedicated to ensuring accurate and timely results to support research and development objectives. Dedicated professional skillful in sample collection, data recording and instrument calibration. Resourceful and adaptable individual with extensive experience developing and conducting experiments to document results for studies. Comfortable handling complex issues, meeting strict deadlines and adjusting to rapidly changing conditions.

• National Black Association of Geosciences (NABG) July 2024

Chief Joseph Dike Swarm research experience, funded by the National Science Foundation. In this role, I collaborated with a team of Geoscience students to investigate the magmatic plumbing systems of the Chief Joseph Dike Swarm in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. Our activities included analyzing plagioclase crystals in the laboratory, collecting hand samples on-site, presenting our findings at national conferences, and contributing to future publications. I am deeply appreciative of this opportunity and the support from my research team.