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040			_bEnglish _cBiblioteca Nora Rigby
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100			_aSnelgrove, Alfred K. _98989
245	1	0	_aOpportunities in geology and geological engineering / Alfred K. Snelgrove,
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260			_aNew York: State Vocational Guidance Manuals _c1970
300			_a159 P.
504			_aContents, bibliografia, appendix
520			_aThe scope of geology, geological engineering, and other geosciences, definitions of employment fields, current developments and future outlook, why choose geology; historical background, student enrollments, employment, general returns to be expected, personal attributes necessary for success, morale; educational preparation, collage preparation for geoscience, geology versus geological engineering, typical curricula in geology and geological engineering, Accreditation; financing an education, scholarship and loans; philosophy of geology, getting, started, special training, licensing, and registration, the geologist´s equipment; what geologists do, federal geological survey, a state geological survey, geological exploration companies, the resident geologist, the oil geologist, examples of typical duties, diamond exploration, geological engineer, west Africa, college professor, Oklahoma, chief geologist, Iron exploration company, eastern Canada, project manager, mining exploration company, Wyoming, resident geologist, copper mining Montana, geologist, lake superior Iron range, woman assistant research engineer, state institute of mineral research, Midwest, executive, foundry company, new York state, woman geological secretary technician Ontario, geostatistician, Midwest, advantages and disadvantages; other opportunities, related fields, be your own boss; geoscience organizations and their literature; bibliography, career pamphlets and guides.
590			_aCol. Educ
650			_a1.GEOLOGY 2. GEOLOGICAL ENGENEERING 3. PHILOSOPHY GEOLOGY 4. EDUCACIÓN _945426
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