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     \ (3) quantifying critical elements (Li, W, REE) in rift related volcanic systems,\
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     \ I recently completed a 5-year project entitled \"Magmas to Metals\" focused\
     \ on melt inclusion and high-spatial resolution mineral geochemical analyses\
     \ to explore igneous systems related to IOA-REE and IOCG mineralization in the\
     \ St. Francois Mountains of SE Missouri.During my Ph.D. I used petrologic and\
     \ geochemical methods to investigate the magmatic-hydrothermal transition at\
     \ the porphyry-Cu-Mo deposit in Butte, Montana, and the crustal \"plumbing system\"\
     \ of a stratovolcano in the Cascades.Recent StudentsNational Association of\
     \ Geoscience Teachers-USGS Interns, 2018, 2014St. Lawrence University Summer\
     \ Internship Program, 2017Denver Mayor's Program Intern, 2014Lunar & Planetary\
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     \ devices are currentlyin developmentand will be well equipped for experimental\
     \ studies of upper-crustal magmatic-hydrothermal processes up to ~2 kbar (200\
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