Terry Virtue is an exploration geologist with over 25 years of experience in mining and petroleum geology. He has managed exploration projects evaluating heavy mineral deposits, uranium roll fronts, and oil and gas wells. His experience includes working as a geologist for the TCEQ, Signal Equities, Iluka Resources, Geoservices, and as an intern for Phelps Dodge. He has a Master's degree in geology from the University of Texas at El Paso and is a licensed professional geologist in Texas.

1. Terry Virtue, P.G.
2255 Thousand Oaks Dr., Apt. 201
San Antonio, TX 78232
Cell. 210-787-8015
TLVirtue@aol.com
Career Summary: Exploration geologist with diverse experience in mining and
petroleum. Have successfully managed exploration projects in a
wide variety of geologic environments.
Experience: TCEQ
Geoscientist IV 7/18/16 to present
 Reviewed and evaluated municipal solid waste permit applications,
registrations and other submittals
 Conducted geologic and hydro-geological reviews or groundwater
reports and other documents.
 Provide information to the public and in house about rules and
regulations of municipal solid waste.
Independent
Consulting and Part Time Work 5/21/15 to 7/17/16
 Evaluated heavy mineral sand deposit for St. Mary’s Sand in
Florida.
 Served as Treasurer for the South Texas Geological Society from
September 2014 to May of 2016.
 Part time work at WIS International as an Inventory Associate and
as a Package Handler at FedEx Ground.
Signal Equities, LLC New Braunfels, TX 78258
Lead Exploration Development Geologist 12/15/07 to 5/20/15
 Improved efficiency and output of rotary drilling, core drilling,
surveying, and geophysical logging operations.
 Designed exploration drilling programs for roll front uranium
deposits in South Texas that more than tripled company resources.
 Delineated uranium roll front resources and reserves using Surpac
modeling software.
 Applied geostatistics and contouring methods to validate resource
estimates and to predict roll front uranium trends.
 Interpreted well logs, analyzed cores and logged cuttings from
exploration drilling.
 Trained and managed field geologists in core and cuttings logging
and well log interpretation.
 Prepared geologic reports and maps, interpreted well log data and
recommended further exploration and development.
Iluka Resources Jacksonville, Florida
Exploration Geologist 8/30/2001 to 12/14/07

2.  Planned and managed exploration drilling projects that added
valuable information for Iluka Resources exploration effort.
 Identified and classified heavy mineral assemblages using ore
microscopy techniques.
 Submitted exploration project proposals that were approved by
senior management.
 Interpreted the processes affecting the development of heavy
mineral deposits and applied the interpretation to exploration efforts.
 Applied knowledge of geochemistry, sequence stratigraphy and
mineralogy to predict heavy mineral deposit trends.
 Achieved objectives for Datamine modeling of heavy mineral
resources and reserves.
 Trained field geologists in heavy mineral drill hole logging.
 Prepared geologic reports and maps, interpreted drillhole and
laboratory data and recommended drilling for targets with heavy
mineral potential.
Geoservices Houston, Texas
TDC Engineer 3/20/98 to 7/31/01
 Helped client oil companies drill oil wells on time and under budget.
 Examined oil and gas well cuttings for lithology and oil and gas
shows.
 Prepared geological and drilling logs, monitored drilling parameters
and gas levels and recorded oil and gas shows.
The Mud logging Company Houston, TX
Mudlogger Trainee 11/27/97 to 03/19/98
 Described sample cuttings, monitored drilling and mud parameters
and recorded oil and gas shows.
Gold Reserve Corporation Spokane, Washington
Contract Geologist 10/15/96 to 04/15/97
 Logging of core helped Gold Reserve to define mineralogy of the
Brisas del Cuyuni gold deposit in Venezuela.
Newmont Fairbanks, Alaska
Contract Geologist 7/15/96 to 10/1/96
 Collected quality soil samples at the True North prospect near
Fairbanks, Alaska that helped Newmont acquire valid geochemical
anomalies.
Kennecott Mazapil, Zacatecas
Contract Geologist 6/3/96 to 7/3/96
 Logged core and reverse circulation drill cuttings at the Penasquito
silver, lead and zinc prospect in Zacatecas, Mexico.
Phelps Dodge Morenci, Arizona

3. Summer Intern Geologist 6/1/93 to 8/21/93
 Logged reverse circulation drilling cuttings and core at the Morenci
and Metcalf pits in Morenci, Arizona.
Education: The University of Texas at El Paso El Paso, Texas
Masters 1996
 Major in Geology.
Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches, Texas
Bachelors 1992
 Major in Geology; Minor in Geography.
Additional Training: Skilled in ArcGIS and Trimble software.
 40 hour HAZWOPER training.
 Proficient in the use of various software packages including excel,
access, word and Microsoft outlook, AutoCAD and WellCAD,
 Experience with Surpac and Datamine modeling programs.
 Certificate of Achievement from EduMine for the Estimating the Cost
of Mining online course. March 26, 2010.
 Certificate of Recognition for Fluvial Stratigraphy from AAPG.
 Certificate of Recognition for Creativity in Exploration from AAPG
 Certificate of Recognition for Challenging the Paradigm “Missing
Section” from AAPG. 2011
 Certificate of Recognition for Siliclastic Sequence Stratigraphy from
AAPG. 2012
 Certificate of Achievement from Edumine for Conventional Methods
in Resource/Reserve Estimation. 2012
 Spanish Certificate from Penn Foster.
 6 hour Driver Safety training from the All Florida Safety Institute,
October 24, 2006.
Languages:
Spanish Read and write proficiently
License: Professional Geologist in the State of Texas.
Professional Associations: South Texas Geological Society and Austin Geological
Society.
References: Available upon request