F. Emile Sawyer
Hydrogeologist @New Mexico State Personnel Office, Career Services Bureau
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WORK HISTORY
Hydrogeologist @New Mexico State Personnel Office, Career Services Bureau
Santa Fe, NM, US
EDUCATION
New Mexico Highlands University
B.S. Environmental Geology
University of Nevada-Reno
M.S. Hydrogeology
ABOUT F. EMILE SAWYER
Objective is to have a career in the hydrologic sciences with reputable, respected and ethical organizations. Additional interests include: Wetlands and Climate Change Science, Geologic History, Ecological Forestry, WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene), Ecological Restoration, Public and Community Banking and Finance.* Graduate work in field and isotope hydrology methods, analysis and reporting; database management * Original research using ground water chemistry to evaluate flow paths in the Colorado flow system of Eastern Nevada under the direction of Dr. James Thomas of Desert Research Institute * Science, law, policy and contract management activities related to interstate compact compliance * Lab assistant for Dr. John Wilson of New Mexico Institute for Mining and Technology * Undergraduate, graduate and professional use of GIS and GPS systems, ISCO automated samplers; hydrologic and geochemical field data collection equipment and processing, and photographic interpretation. M.S. Hydrogeology (May 2009) University of Nevada, Reno B.S. Environmental Geology (May 2003) New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas,NM New Mexico Environment Department (September 2015 – Present) Santa Fe, NM Wetlands Program Project Officer New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission (July 2006 – September 2015) Santa Fe, NM Staff Hydrogeologist, ESA and NEPA Specialist * Contract management activities related to NEPA and ESA for interstate compact compliance.* Review of legal, technical and policy documents for Active Water Resource Management, Water Rights Acquisition and Land Management Programs for Pecos River Basin, New Mexico.*Oversight and construction management for award winning Vaughan Conservation Pipeline project.* WaterSMART Pecos Basin Study manager - evaluation of climate change adaptation and resilience strategies for water basin management in southwestern US. Specialties: Vegetation and water sampling, rapid assessment development, wetlands restoration, GIS, isotope hydrology, GW modeling, water management, construction and contract management.
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