1. Samuel Dauphinais
147 Bartherick Road • Westminster, MA 01473 • (508) 331-6706 • sfdauph@gmail.com
EDUCATION
University of Massachusetts Amherst Amherst, MA
Master of Science, Resource Economics May 2016
Cumulative GPA: 3.1
Graduate Field Essay – “A Review of Rebate Policy and Solar Photovoltaic Adoption: An Analysis of the
Benefits and Costs in the Northeastern United States”
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, RESOURCE ECONOMICS
MAY 2014
Concentration: Environmental & Natural Resource Economics
Minor: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Joseph Rodman Scholarship for academic achievement
WORK EXPERIENCE
University of Massachusetts Amherst, AMHERST, MA September 2014 – January 2016
Teaching Assistant – Introduction to Statistics
- Graded coursework on a weekly basis for a group of 100 students
- Collaborated with professor to develop assignments for the class
- Hosted supportive work environment hours three times a week to provide individual assistance to students
- Taught students valuable aspects of Excel, such as pivot tables, vlookup functions, and the use of the
functions in the data analysis tool pack
- Instructed students on methods of extracting and analyzing relevant information from large data sets, and
how to properly interpret and effectively communicate their findings
State Street Corporation, Hadley, MA September 2012 – August 2014
Operations Processing Analyst
- Utilized various software applications to process transactions through seven domestic and international
security queues
- Identified and researched problematic transactions with respect to client established settlement deadlines
- Provided prompt and accurate responses to internal client requests, and adjusted work priority accordingly
- Trained new coworkers on processing procedures, and on the documentation and resolution of problematic
transactions in both domestic and international markets
Newark America, Fitchburg, MA May 2011 – September 2011
Intern
- Developed and organized an electronic data base and physical filing system for several thousand blueprints
- Created a directory of over 600 electrical cabinets to streamline the energy needs of the facility
- Performed various quality control tests to analyze various paper products
COURSEWORK / SKILLS / SOFTWARE
Coursework: Advanced Econometric Topics, Quantitative Methods, Statistics, Advanced Microeconomic Theory,
Industrial Organization, Environmental & Natural Resource Economics, Benefit-Cost Analysis
Skills: Data Analysis, Econometric Modeling, Research and Analyzation of Policy, Quantitative Analysis,
Literature Reviews, Written and Oral Communication, Teamwork
Software: Strong background with Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, SAS, Stata, Minitab and ArcGIS. Familiarity
with SQL.