At AuRico Gold’s Young Davidson Mine, 2013.

Thomas Bagley

I can work freely in Canada and the EU.

Education: BSc Honours, Geology, Acadia University (Graduated May 2015). Geochemistry Focused Geology & Electives Honours Thesis in QAQC Methods for certifying reference materials

Environmental Analytical Chemistry Water Geochemistry (Thermodynamic modeling) Stable Carbon Isotopes in Emissions (workshop) Supergene & Hypergene Weathering (workshop) Data Acquisition, Measurement & Control I built a fluorescence spectrometer to measure

the concentration of chlorophyll in ethanol Molar Element Ratio Analysis

Junior and Senior Field Schools Quaternary Geology Geophysics Clastic, Metamorphic, Igneous, and Carbonate

Petrology Environmental Impact Assessment Structural Geology, Global Tectonics Programming in C, Programming in Python,

Engineering Design (AutoCAD / SolidEdge) Minors in Mathematics and Physics

Employment History: Geochemistry Research Assistant: Acadia University (Honours Research)

April - Sept 2014

ICP-MS Analysis (PerkinElmer ELAN DRC-e) Aqua Regia Digestions QAQC

Correspondence with commercial labs Statistics Background Research

Mine Geology: AuRico Gold’s Young Davidson Mine, Matachewan ON, Canada

April - Sept 2013; May - Sept. 2012

I spent ~2 months mapping and sampling in the underground mine with a Mine Geologist (Niels Hendricks)

I mapped and sampled RC drill chip piles in a fast paced open pit environment

I sent lab request forms & COCs

I logged ~3500m of BQ drill core using DHLogger and Fusion database software

I digitized mapping for active and historic headings using AutoCAD

I taught a new Geologist AutoCAD and prepared documents describing the digitizing procedure

Employment History (continued): Illustrator: “Dominion Atlantic Railway” Dec. 2014 – Jan 2014 I created an illustration of how a steam locomotive operates for the preface of the book, using

CAD software. I had this opportunity thanks to my computer aided design professor, Dr. Gary Bustin (Professor of Engineering at Acadia), who recommended me to the author, Dr. Gary Ness.

Wolfville Parks Department (Temporary) July - Sept 2011 Elmridge farm (Field Worker) June - Sept 2010

Certifications: Interests Class 5 driving license WHMIS Basic First Aid Ontario Common Core

Outdoor pursuits (climbing, hiking, cycling) Programming C language: parallelism, digital

control systems & analog signals Programming Java language

Awards: Mining Society of Nova Scotia: Centennial Medal May 2015 Acadia University: SIMEW candidate (a mineral exploration

workshop by the PDAC for 26 distinguished students nationwide) May 2015

Association of Applied Geochemists: financial Support to present at the International Applied Geochemistry Symposium $400 April 2015

Mineralogical Association of Canada: Research Grant $1200 2014 - 2015 Society of Economic Geologists: Research Grant $1200 2014 - 2015 Acadia University M.F. Bancroft Scholarship $800 2014 - 2015 Rupert MacNeil book prize $200 2014 - 2015

Leadership: The Fletcher Geology Club Treasurer 2013 - 2015 The Acadia Climbing Club President, Treasurer – I Introduced liability

waivers 2012 - 2014

Rock Band “The Pumps” – Managing, Recording, Bass Player 2009 - 2012

References: John Murimboh, Ph.D., Head Environmental Chemist Dept. Chemistry Acadia University

Niels Hendricks Mine Geologist AuRico Gold

Ian Spooner Ph.D., P.Geo., Head Environmental Science Coordinator Dept. of Earth & Environmental Science Acadia University

Cliff Stanley, Ph.D., P.Geo., FGC Professor of Applied Geochemistry Dept. of Earth & Environmental Science Acadia University