Shawn Hood
MSc
Economic and Structural Geology
Office: EOS-Main 308C Phone:
E-mail:
Shawn Hood, B.Sc. Honours, M.Sc. Candidate 2010
|
University of British Columbia Mineral Deposits Research Unit Vancouver, BC, Canada |
Master of Science, Geological Science Graduation anticipated Fall 2010 |
M.Sc. Thesis Title: High-Grade Hydrothermal Copper in Foliated Granites: The Relationship of Mineral Chemistry, Mineral Paragenesis, and Foliation Development to Fluid Flow and Metal Precipitation in the Minto Cu-Au Deposit, Yukon
|
Carleton University Ottawa, ON, Canada |
Bachelor of Science with High Honours, Earth Science, Completed Spring 2008 |
B.Sc. Honours Thesis Title: The Ordovician Transition Zone of Tranny Ridge, Howard’s Pass, Yukon: An Examination of Primary Structures, Mineralogy, and Structural History.
|
Mapping |
Regional, property, and open pit mapping at a variety of scales for both professional and academic projects Experience mapping in a range of geographic settings and climates; e.g., desert, mountain, subarctic Teaching assistant for undergraduate field mapping courses |
|
|
Exploration Drilling |
Diamond drill and RC logging and supervision QA/QC management and supervision of NI 43.101 compliance Core cutting and sampling |
|
|
Technical Writing |
Daily and weekly project updates for exploration projects Property and open pit reports for production and exploration groups |
|
|
Useful Stuff |
Familiar with thin section logging, geochronological techniques, geochemical sampling and analyses, as well as subsequent interpretation and report writing for exploration and production projects Broad knowledge of technology and software related to geologic sciences; e.g., handheld GPS, Mag-sus equipment, ArcGIS suite, Vulcan, Leapfrog 3D, various core-logging packages, CITRIX, MS Access, MS Office, etc.. Fluent in English, working knowledge of written and spoken French Leadership skills developed in social and academic settings: e.g., Junior Kiwanis (Key Club) volunteer, student chapter president of Society of Economic Geologists and Geological Association of Canada, teaching assistant for lab- and field-based courses, etc.. |
|
|
Pit Geologist |
November – December 2009 |
Capstone Mining Corporation Minto Cu-Au-Ag mine, Yukon |
Modelling of Minto pit ore body using Vulcan, blast hole assay management, geologic interpretation for mine engineers, ore-marking/flagging after blasts, grade and structure bench mapping, creation of a pit report with accompanying maps for production geologists.
|
Core Logging Geologist |
Summer 2008 & 2009 |
Capstone Mining Corporation Minto mine, Yukon |
Regional mapping and sampling, drill core logging, daily drill reporting, and data collection for M.Sc. thesis.
|
Teaching Assistant |
Fall 2008 |
University of British Columbia |
Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Mineral Deposits and Exploration Geology (EOSC 331), taught by Dr. Kenneth Hickey. Duties included preparation and instruction of weekly mineral deposit related labs, out of class assistance for students, and marking of assigned course material.
|
Support Geologist (Technical Editor) |
November 2006 – May 2008 |
Natural Resources Canada Ottawa, Ontario |
Performed technical editing of included papers as well as related images and tables for Mineral Resources of Canada: A Synthesis of Major Deposit-types, District Metallogeny, the Evolution of Geological Provinces, and Exploration Methods, Special Publication 5, 1068 pp, edited and compiled by Wayne Goodfellow.
|
Teaching Assistant |
Winter 2008 |
Carleton University Ottawa, Ontario |
Teaching Assistant for Mineral Deposits (ERTH 3204), taught by Dr. Richard Taylor. Preparation and instruction of weekly mineral deposit related labs, out of class assistance for students, and marking of assigned course material
|
Assistant Field Geologist |
Summer 2007 |
Selwyn Resources Howard’s Pass Pb-Zn SEDEX Project, Yukon |
Drill rig supervision, drill core logging and geotechnical data collection, daily drill reporting, drill alignment during drill moves, regional stream sediment sampling, and research, and preparation of a proprietary report in conjunction with my honours thesis on the nature, genesis and deformation history of the Transition Formation of Howard’s Pass.
|
Geological Assistant |
Summer 2006 |
Entrée Gold Corporation Entrée Porphyry Cu Project, Mongolia |
Drill-core logging (both diamond and RC), assay record-keeping and management of logging data, drill rig supervision, daily drill reporting, drill site setup, geochemical- and geophysical-anomaly sampling, prospecting, sample logistics, and supervision of Mongolian core technicians and RC drilling samplers.
|
Core Technician |
Summer 2005 |
Entrée Gold Corporation |
Data collection and management of drill-core data using computer database and hardcopy backups, organization and storage of drill-core and soil-samples, maintaining quality control / quality assurance (NI 43-101 compliance) of drill and soil samples, logistics of drill core and field samples internationally and within Mongolia, organization of mapping and prospecting rock samples, and supervision of Mongolian core cutters and soil samplers.
SEG Fellowship award winner and Goldfield scholar (2009), SEG Research grant for regional mapping and geochemical analysis of the Minto Deposit, YT (2009), 1st place graduate poster: Western Inter-University Geoscience Conference (2009), 2nd place graduate poster: Association of Mineral Exploration British Columbia Roundup, William Tupper Bursary in Earth Sciences (2007), J.P. Bickell Foundation Mining Scholarship (2005, 2006, 2007), Graham MacDonald Bursary (2006), Millennium Gold Bursary (2006)
Hood, S., Hickey, K., Colpron, M., Mercer, B., 2008, High-grade hydrothermal copper-gold mineralization in foliated granitoids at the Minto mine, central Yukon. In: Yukon Exploration and Geology 2008, L.H. Weston, L.R. Blackburn and L.L. Lewis (eds.), Yukon Geological Survey.
Hood, S., 2009, You Say 'Potato', I say 'Orthomagmatic Cu-Au Deposit with Deformation Assisted Ore Emplacement'. Association of Mineral Exploration British Columbia (AMEBC) Roundup, Vancouver, BC.
Hood, S., 2008, High-Grade Hydrothermal Copper in Foliated Granites: The Relationship of Mineral Chemistry, Mineral Paragenesis, and Foliation Development to Fluid Flow and Metal Precipitation in the Minto Cu-Au Deposit, Yukon. Association of Mineral Exploration British Columbia (AMEBC) Roundup, Vancouver, BC.
Society of Economic Geologists: UBC Student Chapter President (2009/2010), Vice-President (2008/2009); Ottawa-Carleton student chapter Vice-President (2007/2008), Treasurer (2006/2007). SEG International member (2004 – present)
Geological Association of Canada: UBC Student Chapter President (2009/2010), Vice-President (2008/2009). Member (2004 – present).
Mineral Exploration Roundup Student Member: 2009 - present
Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada: 2005 – present
Carleton University Geological Society, 2004 – 2008: President (2005/ 2006), Vice-President (2006/2007).
|
Brad Mercer |
Capstone Mining Corporation |
(604) 687-7545 |
bradm@mintomine.com |
|
|
Dr. Maurice Colpron |
Yukon Geological Survey |
(867) 667-8235 |
maurice.colpron@gov.yk.ca |
|
|
Dr. Kenneth Hickey |
Mineral Deposits Research Unit |
(778) 384-7074 |
khickey@eos.ubc.ca |
|
UBC Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences,
6339 Stores Road, Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4.
|
Legal |
Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional