Opeyemi Aransiola

Taught Introduction to Geology and Geography Laboratory courses. Modified curriculum contents and models for the Introduction to Landforms course for undergraduate students.

Planned, developed, trained, and implemented solutions to build resilience and sustainability to environmental and climate change challenges impacting air, land, water, and energy through community engagement. Managed current projects targeting nine communities in metro Atlanta.

Coordinated teaching assignments for the teaching assistant team across various introductory Geosciences lab courses. Oversaw administrative needs to ensure quality and effective delivery of lab content for undergraduate students.

Researched the Clay mineralogy of Woodford shale reservoir for thermal maturity and exploration potential, utilizing XRD and SEM imaging. Taught Introductory Landforms Lab Courses and supported faculty teaching needs.

Undertook field evaluation projects in the Niger Delta basin and carried out petrophysical evaluations of Marginal fields. Completed reservoir characterization, reserve estimation, and created maps.

Co-supervised geotechnical borehole drilling investigations, logged soil samples, and interpreted data using PageMaker software. Presented results and recommendations via reports, including suitable foundation types.

Functioned in quality assurance and quality control processes for raw materials and post-production tests on paints. Successfully managed raw materials inventory and assisted the administrative department.

Reviewed Basin Analysis and Modelling for the Melut Basin in South Sudan and presented findings. Involved in extracting field data on Excel spreadsheets for reservoir engineering analysis and modeling.

Participated in petroleum economics training and manual interpretation of 2D/3D seismic data. Generated structural depth maps and integrated sequence stratigraphy for interpretation.

Activities and societies: Served as Lead Teaching Assistant, coordinating teaching assignments and overseeing administrative needs for introductory Geosciences lab courses. Taught Introduction to Geology and Geography Laboratory courses and modified curriculum contents. Managed grants and budgets as Financial Officer for the Rock Nation Organization.

Pursued a Master of Science in Geosciences with a focus on Geology and GIS. Conducted research on the clay mineralogy of Woodford shale reservoir for thermal maturity and exploration potential. Investigated methodologies for unconventional resources, including sample preparation, data gathering, and analysis.

Grade: First Class Honors

Activities and societies: Served as Vice-president/Welfare Officer for NAPE/AAPG FUTA Chapter, organizing platforms for student, faculty, and industry professional interaction. Organized female empowerment and development programs as Vice-president/Female Coordinator for Chapel Youth Fellowship.

Completed a Bachelor of Technology in Applied Geology, graduating with First Class Honors. Engaged in projects including heavy metal pollution studies and geological field mapping. Developed strong foundational knowledge in applied geology principles and practices.