Taylor Burley

1811 Winnie Street Galveston, Texas 77550 (936) 433-7569 taylorburley1@tamu.edu

Objective
A position within said company

Education
Texas A&M University at Galveston
Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology Expected Graduation Date: May 2015 President of Galveston Freshman Leadership Organization 2012-2013 Comparative Physiology Conservation Biology

In Progress

Related Coursework Coastal Plant Ecology Biostatistics

Marine Invertebrate Zoology Natural History of Vertebrates

Summary of Skills
Knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of numerous marine invertebrates and vertebrates, including Texas wildlife, ecology, and marine ecosystems Experienced in evaluating statistics and analyzing data, in a field and laboratory setting using SPSS and Excel Previous usage of YSI instruments to obtain salinity, air temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen and water quality measurements Previous experience identifying and obtaining samples of coastal plant species Experienced in obtaining and identifying marine species using various trawling and seining techniques Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher

Employment History
Surf Styles Sales Associate

Galveston, Texas

May 2013- Present

Supervise opening and closing of shop Record inventory and maintain a clean, inviting store presence Manage the register and daily sales, handle money on a daily basis Increase customer relations

Jack K. Williams Library Galveston, Texas Texas A&M University at Galveston Student Worker

August 2012- Present

Handle the return and renewal of all library materials, such as books & journals Interact with students and answers phone calls on a daily basis Maintain the efficiency and cleanliness of the Library Resource Center Direct students and faculty on the use of various search engines and databases

Volunteer History
Coastal Wetland Ecology Lab March 2014- Present Texas A&M University at Galveston Assisted on the Lower Neches River project preparing and sorting through Submerged
Aquatic Vegetation for data analysis and nutrient effects