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Ms. Hunt is a Scientific Data Analyst at Applied Coastal Research and
Engineering, Inc. Since joining Applied Coastal in 1999, she has
performed digital data compilation tasks in support of regional coastal
change assessments. Ms. Hunt also has been responsible for literature
and information research for technical reports related to physical
oceanographic processes, technical presentations, and proposal efforts.
In addition, she is responsible for information and data management
associated with projects. Ms. Hunt also assists with field data
collection efforts.
For 11 years,
Ms. Hunt was a Research Technician for the School of Veterinary Medicine
at the University of Pennsylvania. Her position was specific to the
field of microbiology in the Laboratory of Aquatic Animal Medicine and
Pathology at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole,
Massachusetts. During this time, Ms. Hunt assisted the aquatic
veterinarians with the daily operations of a clinical and research
marine laboratory. Her responsibilities included assisting in the
development of a biochemical identification scheme for marine bacteria,
identification of clinical marine bacterial isolates to genus, the
assembly and maintenance of an ATCC control bacterial library,
preparation and development of bacterial media suitable for a marine
environment, assisting with daily marine animal necropsies, and
assisting with medical treatments of ill animals. Another aspect of her
position included assisting with data management through computer usage
of software programs, assisting with literature searches, and
preparation of basic histology slides for use by the pathologist.
In the fall of
1993, Ms. Hunt attended a course on Environmental Law and Regulations
offered by the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. This course was
designed to introduce the student to law as it applies to protection of
the environment.
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