2021 ALAMEDA ST. APT 310 • NORMAN, OK 73071
PHONE (478) 335-3421 • E-MAIL LADYJ06@HOTMAIL.COM
JONI VERRETT
OBJECTIVE
	To obtain an internship with an oil & gas company that 
will allow me to utilize and focus on my directed Geology 
major. 
EDUCATION
	B.S. in Chemistry, Fort Valley State University, May 
2003
	Cum Laude
Masters in Geology, University of Oklahoma, May 2006
	Began graduate school Fall 2004

AWARDS RECEIVED/ACTIVITIES
		Cooperative Developmental Energy Scholar (95-
00)
	B.P Mack Gipson Scholarship Award, NABGG (2001-2003)
	American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
	Sigma Gamma Epsilon (SGE)
	Shell Incentive Fund Recipient (2003)
	Association of Women Geoscientists (AWG)
	National Association of Black Geologists & 
Geophysicists (NABGG)
WORK EXPERIENCE
	Summer 2001,	Atlanta Consortium for Research in the 
Earth Sciences 
                      Georgia State University, Atlanta, Ga
Research Student
	Researched fluid inclusions in metamorphic rocks taken 
from Appalachian piedmont in western Georgia.
	Attended weekly colloquiums of other scientists.
	Co-author of published paper and poster was presented 
at GSA.

Summer 2003,  Shell Exploration & Production Company (SEPCO)
                         701 Poydras St. One Shell Square, New 
Orleans, LA
Summer (Geologist) Intern Level I, Regional Exploration Team
	Effectively utilized 123DI Mapping and Interpretation 
Software.
	Created structural maps with annotations.
	Enhanced ability to produce well correlations.
	Interpreted well logs.
	Compiled competitive intelligence.
	Actively involved in all areas of the project.

Summer 2004, Shell Exploration & Production Company (SEPCO)
                         701 Poydras St. One Shell Square, New 
Orleans, LA
Summer (Geologist Intern Level II, MORE Wells Special Studies 
Team
	Reiterated learning of 123DI Mapping and 
Interpretation Software and learned new tools.
	Learned VOICE Volume Interpretation Software along 
with its tools.
	Identified shallow amplitude anomalies in deep water 
Gulf of Mexico.
	Created an anomaly inventory map along with polygons 
of amplitudes.
	Calculated volumetrics and added findings to 
Kraenzle’s spreadsheet.
	Learned effective data management.
	Documented all results and uncertainties.
REFERENCES 
	1.   Dr. Roger M. Slatt, Director of School of Geology 
& 
Geophysics                                                     
              
     Sarkeys Energy Center, 100 E. Boyd, Room 810 Norman, OK
     Phone: (405) 325-4424         Email: rslatt@ou.edu
2.  Helena van Dierendonck, Snr. Geoscientist, Shell 
International 
     Exploration and Production Inc.
     701 Poydras, New Orleans, LA 
     Phone: (504) 728-6543         Email: 
h.vandierendonck@shell.com

3.  Fred Diegal, Manager of Regional Team, Shell Exploration & 
     Production Company
     701 Poydras, New Orleans, LA
     Phone: (504) 728-7219        Email: fred.diegal@shell.com

4.   R. Douglas Elmore, Associate Dean of College of 
Geosciences 
      Sarkeys Energy Center, 100 E. Boyed, Room 710 Norman, OK
      Phone: (405) 325-4493 or 325-3221    Email: 
delmore@ou.edu