Jeremy Crowley received his BS in Archeology with a minor in Earth and Planetary Sciences in 1994 from UNM.  He has worked for various national, state and private entities as an archeologist, biologist, and environmental consultant.  Currently he is working on his PhD in the Geology department concentrating on hydrogeology.  His research interests include the use of Distributed Temperature Sensing systems toevaluate the connections between surface water and ground water,  the links between submarine ground water discharge and coral growth, and the use of Ground Penetrating Radar for non-destructive evaluation of archaeological sites.