Andrew Schneider

Andrew G Schneider

Assistant Professor of Clinical

Professional Summary

My interests are in the field of water resource sustainability, particularly in arid regions and developing nations. In many cases this involves understanding large-scale watershed management in terms of both quality and quantity, though smaller-scale analogues are essential to comprehending the whole picture.

Education

B.A.: Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA, 2004 (History)

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH, (Undergraduate Geology Coursework)

Positions and Work Experience

06-2011 -09-2011 Hydrologic Technician, USGS California Area Water Science Center, San Deigo, CA

08-2005 -05-2009 Platoon Leader, 101st Airborne Division (AASLT), US Army, Ft. Campbell, KY

08-2004 -07-2005 Foreign Language Instructor, Huazhong Agricultural University, Wuhan, Hubei, People's Republic of China

09-2011 -To Present Research Assistant, Townsend-Small Biogeochemistry Lab, University of Cincinnati,

05-2009 -12-2011 Assistant Operations Officer, 478th Engineer Battalion, US Army Reserve, Ft. Thomas, KY

09-2010 -To Present Teaching Assistant, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

Honors and Awards

2011 John L. Rich Outstanding Senior Award Status:Recipient Type:Recognition

2011 USGS/NAGT Cooperative Field Training Program Status:Recipient Type:Fellowship

2012 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention Status:Recipient Type:Recognition

2010 Cook Fund Undergraduate Scholarship Status:Recipient Type:Grant

2004 Golden Key National Honor Society Status:Recipient Type:Recognition

Student Advising

A. Erickson (Undergrad ) 2012

Professional Affiliation

Geological Society of America,

American Geophysical Union,

Soil Science Society of America,

Other Information

Reviewer: Plant and Soil (2012), Biotechnology & Bioengineering (2011),

Oregon State University Natural Resources Leadership Academy - Water Governance and Conflict Management (2012),

University of Illinois at Chicago - Summer Institute on Sustainability and Energy (2012),

Indiana University Geological Field Camp (2010),