Collections Manager, Fossil Invertebrates
Gantz Family Collections Center
Paul is responsible for managing and caring for 2 million fossil invertebrate specimens. His areas of specialty are Devonian brachiopods, Silurian Reefs and Mazon Creek fossils including the Tully Monster. Paul has done fieldwork in Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, Alberta, China, Australia, and New Zealand.
Education and Work
Oregon State University-Corvallis, Oregon
Master of Science, August 1994
Research and Teaching Assistant September 1991-August 1994
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin
Bachelor of Science, May 1991 Major in geologyThe Field Museum, Chicago, Illinois January 2008– Present
National Park Service, Grand Canyon, Arizona July 2006 - November 2007
Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin January 1996 - June 2005
Accomplishments
Member of the Geological Society of America and the Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections.
Research Sketch
Paul's research is focused on Middle Devonian brachipods, Silurian reefs and Mazon Creek fossils including the Tully Monster.
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