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After completing her undergraduate degree, Danielle worked as a consulting geologist for Rare Element Resources (RER) on their Bear Lodge Alkaline Complex rare earth element exploration project. Through the financial support of RER, Danielle attended graduate school where she worked on many tasks including: characterizing carbonatite and alkaline silicate units of the Bear Lodge Alkaline Complex; using trace element variations in minerals to understand magmatic cycling in the Pecos Mafic Intrusive Complex, Texas; operating analytical equipment for geochemical analysis (WDXRF, ICP-OES, ICP-MS, LA-ICP-MS); teaching the Mineralogy and Petrology laboratory sections which involved revamping lesson plans and assignments; and thermodynamically modeling the role of water in the formation of migmatite at the Ballachulish Metamorphic Complex, Scotland.Research InterestsDanielle is interested in igneous petrology as it relates to understanding ore deposits. 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