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Nathan Mietkiewicz34 Prospect St Email: NateMietkiewicz@gmail.comMillbury, MA 01527Website: http://students.clarku.edu/~nmietkiewicz/Phone: (508) 797- 2940Education and TrainingMaster of Arts Degree Candidate in Geographic Information Science for Development and Environment, 2012Clark University, Worcester, MADepartment of International Development, Community and EnvironmentGPA: 3.47/4.0Bachelor of Science Degree, Earth Science, August, 2009University of Maine, Orono, MEDepartment of Earth ScienceGPA: 3.146/ 4.0Geological Field Camp, Summer 2009The State University of New York, Buffalo, NYField Geological Class in Utah, Wyoming, and ColoradoStudies in Civil Engineering and Business, Fall 2003 - Spring 2005University of Massachusetts, Lowell, MAWork ExperienceField Researcher 2007 - 2008Scott Glacier, Antarctica through the University of Maine, Orono Conducted field research with a team from the University of Maine, Orono funded by NASA toreconstruct the Holocene ice-margin fluctuations of Scott Glacier, West Antarctic Ice Sheet,Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica. Field work consisted of grain size analysis in moraine complexes along the terminus of Scott Glacier,collection of algae found in paleo-lakes created by melt water from the glacier, and reconstruction of thelocalized glacial movement over the past millennia through GPS collection and direct mapping.Field Researcher 2007 - 2007Marine Sediments Laboratory, University of Maine, Orono A member of a research team looking at the stratigraphic signal in salt marsh pools for a proxy regardingclimate change by examining five marshes along the Coast of Maine. Proficient in GPS, Matlab, Map making and documentation. Field work consisted of mapping of marsh pools from aerial photographs and GPS methods, extractingsediment cores, water sampling, plant sampling (both aqueous and terrestrial), and pool categorizationbased on relative ages and characteristics. Lab duties included dissecting cores that were taken from salt marshes and categorized for theirterrestrial, Loss on Ignition (LOI) process, wet and dry sieving plant and sediment samples.Laboratory Technician 2006 - 2007Climate Change Institute, University of Maine, OronoDuties included sampling Dry Lake cores from Antarctica, ashing samples for percent organic matter,preformed titrations to filter particulate matter from diatom samples, sediment sieving, making slides fordiatom analysis, and counting diatom populations.1 of 3

ReferencesClark UniversityDr. Yelena Ogneva-HimmelbergerTel: 508.421.3805YOgneva@clarku.eduAssistant Professor of GISDEDr. Charlyn PearsallEmail: CPearsall@clarku.eduPhone: (508) 793-7201Assistant Professor of GISDEUniversity of Maine, OronoDr. Peter KoonsEmail: peter.koons@maine.eduPhone: (207) 581-2158Professor of GeophysicsDr. Brenda HallEmail: BrendaH@maine.eduPhone: (207) 581-2190Professor of GlaciologyEastern Mountain SportsTimothy PeckEmail: peck.tim@gmail.comPhone: (508) 868-0211Manager of Eastern Mountain Sports3 of 3