Candice Tuck
Minerals Information commodity specialists collect and analyze information on production, trade, and consumption of minerals from raw material through refining to finished products. Mineral commodity specialists can answer questions on these aspects of a mineral commodity.
Candice Tuck is a Mineral Commodity Specialist with the National Minerals Information Center. Her duties include researching, collecting, and analyzing data on cesium, iron ore, iron and steel, iron and steel scrap, and rubidium, as well as publishing periodic reports on these mineral industries and salient statistics. She was the lead author on a publication clarifying the reporting of iron ore in China, has presented at multiple conferences, serves as a database manager for world production data, and worked on STEM outreach initiatives.
Critical Mineral Commodities: Cesium and Rubidium
Ferrous Mineral Commodities: Iron ore, Iron & Steel, Iron & Steel Scrap, and Iron & Steel Slag
Professional Experience
Mineral Commodity Specialist, National Minerals Information Center, U.S. Geological Survey (2012-Present)
Weather Specialist, SSgt, U.S. Air Force - VAANG (2006-2014)
Education and Certifications
B.S. Environmental Science, Virginia Commonwealth University (2011)
1W071, Weather Craftsman, U.S. Air Force