Seminar Series
Each Semester the Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences hosts a weekly seminar series where we invite speakers to give a talk to the students and faculty of the department. All presentations are on Fridays at 12:00 Noon, in Van Wickle 108, unless noted otherwise.
Friday January 30th, 2015
Tim Glotch
Stony Brook University
“New insights into lunar geology from mid-infrared remote sensing measurements”
*Thursday February 5th, 2015
College-Wide Event:
Thomas Roy & Lura Forrest Jones Visiting Lecture
Elizabeth Kolbert
The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History
*Colton Chapel – 7PM
Friday February 20th, 2015
Josh Wyrick
Lafayette College
“Analyzing rivers as they are, not as we think they are”
Friday April 3rd, 2015
Ed Evenson
Lehigh University
“Charles Darwin: Geologist
& The Origin of Darwin’s Boulders, Tierra del Fuego”
Friday April 10th, 2015
Lowell Miyagi – COMPRES Distinguished Lecture Series
University of Utah
“Rheology experiments at extreme conditions: Understanding the mechanical properties of Earth’s interior“
Friday April 17th, 2015
Shannon Hansen
Ballston Spa High School
“American Indians at Mesa Verde and their Connection to Earth: geoscience and archaeology perspectives”
Past seminars can be found here.
