JENNIFER BENAMAN
Present Address: P.O.Box 180734 Austin, Texas 78718-0734 512 343 1408
Permanent Address: 30 North Euclid Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15202 412 766 2646
Education
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Work Experience
Research Experience
Skills
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Societies and Organizations
University of Texas at Austin
Austin,Texas
Masters of Science, Civil Engineering, Expected
graduation: August 1996, GPA 4.0/4.0
Thesis Topic: Water quality modeling of Galveston Bay, Texas, utilizing Geographic Information Systems and WASP5.
Florida Institute of Technology
Melbourne,Florida
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, May 1994, GPA 4.0/4.0
Concentration: Water quality and water resources
engineering
Brevard County
Melbourne, Florida
Surface Water Improvement Division
Engineer Intern (Summer 1994) Assisted
county engineers in various aspects of water resources and
water quality engineering. Work included drainage basin delineation,
construction site visits, preliminary design of water quality
retrofit projects, and site plan reviews.
E.A. Thaner and Associates
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Surveying Company
Engineer Intern (Summer 1993) Assisted
in land planning and surveying. Performed land stake-outs,
developed site plans, reviewed deeds, and compiled as-builts.
University of Texas at Austin
Austin,Texas
Department of Civil Engineering, Environmental and Water Resources Engineering
Division
Graduate Research Assistant (August 1994 - present)
Currently funded on a National Science Foundation research
grant to study water quality in Texas Bays, using Geographic Information
Systems.
Florida Institute of Technology
Melbourne, Florida
Department of Civil Engineering
Undergraduate Research Assistant (January 1992
- May 1994) Involved in geotechnical/environmental research
during the school semesters. Research included lab testing waste-to-energy
bottom ash and waste glass for various engineering properties
(i.e. permeability, optimum moisture content, etc.). Final
report submitted.
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Honolulu, Hawaii
School of Ocean and Earth Science
and Technology, Departments of Geology and Oceanography
Research Assistant (Summer 1992) Involved
in a National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates.
Area of research involved marine geology and sediment studies.
Final report submitted.
Familiar with
IBM, Macintosh, and UNIX environments and related software.
Experienced with GIS software: ArcInfo 7.03 and ArcView 2.0.
Knowledgeable in networking, FORTRAN, WASP5, and HTML.
National Science
Foundation Graduate Research Fellow, 1994-1997
ASCE J. Walter Porter Fellowship, 1995-1996
University of Texas Graduate Student Scholarship,1994-1995
2nd Place, 1994 ASCE Southeast Regional Technical
Paper Competition
1st Place, 1993 ASCE Southeast Regional Technical
Paper Competition
Florida Tech Faculty Award (Valedictorian Award),
1994
American Association of University Women Outstanding
Senior Award, 1994
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities,
1993
Florida Tech Oustanding Sophomore Student Leader, 1992
Departmental Award, Civil Engineering, Florida Tech,
1992-1994
ASCE Student Chapter, Past President
Tau Beta Pi
Blue Key National Honors Society
Alpha Phi Omega, Service Fraternity, Past President
Chi Epsilon
Florida Tech Resident Assistant
St. Louis Church, LifeTeen Core member
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