Mr. M. Campbell also serves in a variety of adjunct professional functions:

A. Served on various technical committees and editorial boards, i.e.,

1. Chairman, Technical Sessions on Environmental and Mining for the Annual Conference in Houston, Texas of the American Institute of Professional Geologists in 1997
   
   
2. Chairman, Nuclear Minerals (Uranium) Committee, AAPG, 2004 - Present
   
   
3. Member, Editorial Board of the International Journal on Environmental Forensics - 2000 to 2003
   
   
4. Chairman, AIPG-TX Internet Committee - 1998 to Present
   
   
5. Editor, IET Web Resources Portal - 2000 to Present
   
   
6. Chairman, AEG-TX Internet Resources Committee - 2003 to Present
   
   
7. Senior Associate Editor, Journal of Ground Water - 1978 to Present
   
   
8. Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Ground Water - 1971- 1978
   
   
9. Chairman, International Committee, NWWA, Sydney, Australia - 1967- 1969
   
   
10. Abstract Editor, Journal of Ground Water - 1964-1966
    
    
11. For additional information, see Mr. M. Campbell's CV

B. Serves The Institute of Environmental Technology (IET) as Principal Instructor - 1992 to Present

IET provides continuing technical support by offering a comprehensive source of technical information via the World Wide Web and via selected published information available from the IET Bookstore. IET is sponsored, in part, by Environmental Litigation Associates (ELA), to promote good science and engineering in training professionals for the principal purpose of minimizing unnecessary litigation. IET also provides specialized training programs for M.U.D. personnel, attorneys and related staff.

For additional information, see the IET Web site: http://www.ela-iet.com

C. Serves Environmental Litigation Associates (ELA) as Principal Hydrogeologist - 1997 to Present

Mr. Campbell serves in an association of five senior scientists and engineers that provides litigation support and expert-witness testimony to industry and the legal community. The disciplines and services offered by Mr. Campbell and the other ELA Principals include:

• Hydrogeology
• Environmental Geology
• Ground-Water Supply
• Construction and Mine Dewatering
• Mining and Mineral Resource Investigations
• Groundwater Remediation Design, Operation & Maintenance
• Environmental Chemistry
• Industrial Health & Safety Planning
• Environmental Microbiology
• Environmental Toxicology
• Storage-Tank Investigations Failure Analysis
• Corrosion Investigations
• Environmental Metallurgical Engineering

ELA also provides industry, consulting firms, and law firms with access to "arms-length" (third-party) assistance in getting to the vulnerable core of technical issues that groups must confront as early as possible in any disagreement. As a matter of ELA policy, ELA personnel engages the environmental field as being multidisciplinary in nature and, for maximum effectiveness, incorporates input from complimentary technical disciplines within ELA when appropriate.

For additional information, see the ELA Web site: http://www.ela-iet.com