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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA |
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Douglas
W. Haywick
Curriculum vitae
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Associate Professor - Geology (appointed Sept 1997)
Adjunct Appointment in Marine Sciences
Graduate School Faculty Member
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Personal Data:
Telephone: +1 (251)-460-6381
Fax: +1 (251)-461-1487
e-mail: dhaywick@jaguar1.usouthal.edu |
Birthdate: October 7, 1959
Birth Place: Toronto, Canada
Marital Status: Single
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Educational
and Professional Credentials
B.Sc. (Honours) -
May 1982 |
McMaster University Hamilton, Canada. [Geology\Chemistry],
Honours thesis title: Sedimentology of the Waipatiki-Belly River Transition and the
Belly River Formation (Upper Cretaceous) Near Ghost Dam, Alberta |
| M.Sc., March, 1985 |
Memorial
University, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada [Earth Sciences]
Dissertation: Dolomite Within the St. George Group (Lower Ordovician) Newfoundland
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| Ph.D., March, 1990 |
James Cook University, Townsville, Australia [Geology]
Dissertation: Stratigraphy, Sedimentology, Palaeoecology and Diagenesis of the
Petane Group (Plio-Pleistocene) in the Tangoio Block, Central Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
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| P.G. April 1997 |
Alabama Board of Licensure for Professional
Geologists (Licence #326) |
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Chronology of
Academic and Professional Appointments
1997-present
1991-1997
1989-1990
1985-1988 (Part-time):
1982-1985 (Part-time):
1982 (May-Sept):
1981 (May-Sept):
1980 (May-Sept): |
Associate Professor of Geology (University
of South Alabama)
Assistant Professor of Geology (University of South Alabama)
Lecturer of Sedimentology, James Cook University, Australia
Teaching Assistant, James Cook University, Townsville, Aust.
Teaching Assistant, Memorial University
Petroleum Research Geologist, PetroCanada Inc., Calgary
Petroleum Exploration Geologist, PetroCanada Inc., Calgary
Field Geologist, McMaster University
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Teaching
Experience
Course
Notes and Syllabi
Undergraduate courses taught at USA:
(Q- quarter system; to Summer 1998); S-semester system; from Fall 1998)
CAS 100: Freshman Seminar (S)
ES 492(H): Planetary Geology (S)
ES 497: Senior Thesis Prospectus
ES 498: Senior Thesis
ES 499(H): Honors Senior Thesis
GY 100: Concepts of Environmental Geology (Q)
GY 101: Earth Materials (Q)
GY 102: Earth Processes (Q)
GY 111: Earth Materials (S)
GY 112: Earth History (S)
GY 201: Environmental Geology (Q)
GY 232: Mineralogy (Q)
GY 305: Geophysics (team taught with J. Connors) (S)
GY/GEO 310: Environmental Earth Sciences (team taught with M. Fearn) (S)
GY 311: Applied Environmental Geology (S)
GY 340: Sedimentation (Q)
GY 342: Crystallography and Mineralogy (S)
GY 344: Sedimentary Petrology (S)
GY 440: Thin-section Manufacturing (S)
GY 444: Sedimentary Geology (S)
GY 492: Seminar; Earth History for Teachers (S)
GY 492: Seminar: Tropical Storms (team taught with M. Rearn & S. Kimball (S)
GY 494: Directed Studies (S)
GY 496: Internship (S)
Graduate courses taught
at USA:
(Q- quarter system; to Summer 1998); S-semester system; from Fall 1998)
GY 544: Sedimentary Geology (S)
GY 592: Special Topics; Carbonate Geology (Q, S)
MAS 603: Geological Oceanography (S)
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Professional
Development Activities
Short Courses and Workshops Attended:
Milankovitch Sea-level Changes, Cycles and Reservoirs on Carbonate Platforms in Greenhouse
and Icehouse Worlds, Society for Sedimentary Geology Short Course 35, St. Petersburg,
FL, August 1995 Environmental Law Seminar, Uni.
South Alabama Continuing Education Course, June 1996
GIS Workshop, American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Sponsored Short Course, April 1997
NSF Fast Track Grant Writing Seminars, University of South
Alabama Office of Sponsored Programs, October, 1996; April 1997
Sequence Stratigraphy Field Course, Utah, Geological
Society of America Filed Course, Salt Lake City, UT, Oct 1997
Smackover carbonate reservoir characterization and
modeling: an integrated approach, Petroleum Technology Transfer Council Workshop, Jackson,
MS, March 4, 1998
Reef Characterization: key to successful petroleum
exploration and production, Petroleum Technology Transfer Council Workshop, Tuscaloosa, AL
May 7, 1998
Smackover Carbonates of Southwest Alabama, Petroleum
Technology Transfer Council Workshop, Tuscaloosa, AL, Sept 23, 1998
NSF CAREER Grant Recipients Workshop, National Sciences
Foundation, Washington D.C., Jan 10-12, 1999
Storm water and Smart Growth Management Workshop, Faulkner State Community College, Fairhope, AL, Dec 2004
Sequence stratigraphy: A review and lock forward. International Sedimentological Congress, Fukuoka, Japan, August, 2006
Unzen Volcano Field excursion. International Sedimentological Congress, Fukuoka, Japan, August, 2006
Geology of Bavaria, Germany and the KTB Bohrung Deep Bore Site (field excursion). GeoSciED V, Bayreauth, Germany, Sept 2006.
OLL Workshop; Working with Dreamweaver, University of South Alabama, January 25, 2007
Seismic Interpretation in the Exploration Domain, Society for Exploration Geophysics, Houston, TX, Feb 12-13, 2007
Conference Sessions Chaired
| 1997 |
Geology Section, Alabama Academy of Sciences
Annual meeting, Montgomery, Alabama Undergraduate Research Activities, Geological Society of America,
Southeastern Section meeting, Auburn, AL
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| 1998 |
Earth Science Section, Alabama Academy of
Sciences Annual Meeting, Mobile, Alabama
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| 1999 |
Origins of carbonate mounds: crossing the
divides of sedimentology, diagenesis and paleoecology, Geological Society of
America Annual Meeting, Denver, CO (With D. Kopaska-Merkel as co-chair)
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| 2000 |
Innovative
Applications of GIS, SE Geological Society of America Meeting, Charleston SC, (with David Allison as co-chair)
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| 2003 |
Human
Versus Natural Influences on Holocene Sedimentation in Estuaries, Harbors, and Marginal
Marine Ecosystems, Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA (with Mimi Fearn
as co-chair) [13 poster presentations] |
| 2004 |
Geoscience
Education – Undergraduate, Joint NE/SE Geological
Society of America Regional Meeting, Washington,
DC (with Parvender Sethi and Richard Gottfried as co-chairs) [11 oral and 11 poster
presentations]
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| 2005 |
K-16 Earth Science Education: Teaching Geology in a Shifting Socio-environmental Environment, SE Geological Society of America Meeting, Biloxi, MS
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| 2006 |
Current Status of K-12 Science Standards and Earth Science Education in the Southeast , SE Geological Society of America Regional Meeting, Knoxville TN (With Ben Tanner as co-chair) [10 oral presentations]
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Volumes Edited
| 2001 |
Carbonate
Mounds: sedimentation, organismal response, and diagenesis, Sedimentary Geology,
V145, No. 3-5; December 15, 2001 (With D. Kopaska-Merkel as co-editor)
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Executive Positions, Regional and National Organizations:
Past Chair, Geology Section of the Alabama Academy of Sciences (1996-97); SEPM K-12 Earth
Science Education Committee (National body of Society for Sedimentary Geology 1992-1995);
President Southeastern National Association of Geological Teachers (SENAGT; 2004-2005),
Treasurer, Alabama Imaging and Microscopy Association (AIMS; 2001-2007); Treasurer,
Southwestern Alabama Geological Society (SWAGS; 2002 - present); Councilor for the SE, Eastern Section of the SEPM (2006-present)
Professional
Associations:
Geological Society
of America, Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists, Society of Sedimentary Petrologists
(SEPM), International Association of Sedimentologists (IAS); National Association of Geology Teachers (NAGT); Alabama Geological Society (AGS); Southwestern Alabama Geological Society (SWAGS); Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG); Sigma Xi; American
Geophysical Union (AGU)
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Research
Activities
Present
Research Interests and Student Participation Opportunitiess
Publications
Conference
Presentations
Successful &
Pending Research Grant Activity
| 1991 |
Mechanisms of Biologically Influenced Mineralization.
NSF/EPSCoR Program, 1992-1995. $175,431.00 Co-PI. (Program PI: S. Sikes; Personal grant
amount $12,000.00).
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| 1992 |
Travel Grant to Washington, D.C. NSF/EPSCoR Program,
$900.00 PI Application of Cathodoluminescence
in Geology: A Training Experience for Undergraduate Science Majors. NSF (ILI Program)
$33,685.00 PI.
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| 1993 |
Dolomitization and Diagenesis of Lower Paleozoic
Carbonate Strata of the Cahaba River Basin, Bibb County, Central Alabama. USARC $2660.00
PI Scientific Visualization using and IBM
RISC 6000 Graphics Workstation. Alabama NSF EPSCoR Equipment Matching Grant Program
$90,370.00 Co-PI
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| 1994 |
Lithification of Tertiary sediments in the Weeks Bay
watershed: its causes and its impact on the cultural history of Baldwin County, Weeks Bay
Fellowship Program, $750.00 PI
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| 1995 |
Dedolomitization within the Smackover Formation, Appleton
Oil Field, Escambia County, Alabama: a petrographic and geochemical study of an enigmatic
process. Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies Finacial Aid to Students Program;
$1,000.00 PI Control of coral skeleton
physical characteristics for use in reconstructive bone surgery. Alabama\Mississippi Sea
Grant. Co-investigator with E. Mueller as P.I., $44,058.00 (personal grant amount:
$3000.00)
Aragonite crystallography and diagenesis: an old problem
viewed at a new scale, NSF (CAREER Program) $59,999.00 PI
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| 1996 |
Assessing sediment assimilation rate and mineral
preference during assimilation in the colonial zoanthid Palythoa spp.
USARC$4,376.50 PI
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| 1997 |
Young Investigator Award, University of Alabama EPSCoR
Program $11,000.00 PI, (Program PI: Earnest Mancini)
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| 1998 |
Smackover
Formation Diagenesis and Reservoir Character; ADECA Petroleum Transfer Award $8,000.00 PI,
(Program PI: Earnest Mancini) Travel Grant to
New Zealand. National Science Foundation Division of International Studies, $1,200.00 PI
Holocene sedimentary history of Weeks Bay, AL: human and
natural impacts on deposition in a Gulf Coast estuary $142,000 PI
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| 1999 |
Determination
of Recent Sedimentation Rates in Dog River by use of Fallout Cs137 Markers; EPA
ACES; Co-PI (with Justin Saunders as PI), $60,000
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| 2001 |
EPSCoR
Internet II University Equipment Proposal; Participant with David Feinstein as PI;
$419,000; personal award amount 10,000.00
Changes in water conditions and sedimentation rates assocated with construction of the
Mobile Bay Causeway; EPA ACES; Co-PI (with Mimi Fearn as PI), $70,562.00
Production of petrographic thin-sections for the Geological Survey of Alabama (Contract);
GSA; PI; $1440.00
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| 2003 |
Geological and
archaeological characterization of important south Alabama lithic resources for the
manufacture of chipped-stone tools; Alabama Historical Commission, $18,803 PI (with Phil
Carr) |
| 2004 |
Temperate limestone in New Zealand
; A&S Support and Development Award; $375.00 PI
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| 2007 |
Improving career pathways for geology majors: Instructor training in geophysical technology. A & S Support and Development Award (with Jim Connors); $1935.00
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Service
Current Committee
Assignments
| Regional\National
Organizations: |
Treasurer; SW Section of the Alabama Geological Society (SWAGS); Councilor for the SE, Eastern Section of the SEPM
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| University & College |
Member-- USA Campaign Leadership Team; Member-- Academic Policy Committee; Member-- USA Athletic Council; Departmental Representative-- 2006 Alumni Fund; Full Membership in the Graduate School;
Member, Faculty Awards Committee; Member, Archeology Museum Committee.
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Departmental -
Earth Sciences |
Member, Tenure
Committee, Library and Textbook and evaluation Committees, Ad hoc Departmental Curator and
Geology Scholarships Coordinator; Chair, Geology Assessment Committee; Member: Curriculum Committee; Ad hoc Departmental Safety Person; Geology Website Coordinator; Faculty Advisor for 19 undergraduate students (as of Jan 2007).
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Departmental -
Marine Sciences |
Library and Textbook Committee (chair);
Nelson Award Committee
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| Community |
Member, Geological Society of America PEP (Partners for Education Program); Community talks to Southwestern Geological Society, area middle and high schools and church groups; Expanding Your Horizons Workshop, Nov 2006; High School and Middle schools Science Olympiad Events Coordinator (February 2007); Science Fair Judge, 2007, Alabama Rocks! Geology Teacher training session for Mobile County (October, 2006) and Baldwin County (twice in December 2006); Mobile Rock and Gem Show participation (Nov 2006)
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