Department Seminars
Every Monday afternoon at 3:00, the Department of Geosciences hosts a lecture regarding various Earth science topics. The Department Seminars are composed of speakers invited by the department faculty to provide our audience with compelling discussions spanning a wide breadth of geoscience topics and contemporary research. Lectures are free and open to the public, and are a great way to learn about current research. The 2019-2020 seminar series is organized by Dr. Mark Schmitz.
Upcoming Speakers
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Nov 18Speaker Series
Astrid Holzheid -Professor at the Institut für Geowissenschaften; University of Kiel
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Nov 20Speaker Series
Gabe Gribler Dissertation Defense
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Dec 02Speaker Series
Cathryn Manduca - Director at the Science Education Resource Center, Carleton College
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Dec 04Speaker Series
Diego Domenzain - Thesis Defense
Past Speakers
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Nov 11Speaker Series
Ryan Webb - Research Assistant Professor at the Center for Water and the Environment, University of New Mexico
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Nov 04Speaker Series
Madison Myers - Assistant Professor at the Department of Earth Sciences, Montana State University
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Oct 28Speaker Series
Jennifer Kasbohm - PhD Candidate from the Department of Geosciences, Princeton University
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Oct 21Speaker Series
John Lyons - Research Geophysicist from the USGS Alaska Volcano Observatory
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Oct 14Speaker Series
Dennis Feeney - State Geologist from the Idaho Geological Survey
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Oct 07Speaker Series
James Hagadorn - Curator of Geology at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science
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Sep 30Speaker Series
Laura Crossey - Professor from the Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences, University of New Mexico
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Sep 16Speaker Series
Justin Payne - Senior Lecturer from School of Natural and Built Environments, University of South Australia
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Sep 11Speaker Series
Gus Womeldorph Thesis Defense
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Sep 09Speaker Series
Nick Famoso - Chief Paleontologist from John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, National Park Service
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Jul 31Speaker Series
Darin Schwartz Thesis Defense: INSIGHTS INTO THE EVOLUTION OF THE GALÁPAGOS ARCHIPELAGO AND ITS MANTLE SOURCE FROM MONOGENETIC NEAR-ISLAND SEAMOUNTS