Tag: geology
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Summer Research Kicks Off at Gustavus
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This year, over 60 Gusties are conducting summer research projects, collaborating with top-tier professors in a small liberal arts environment.
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Geology Students and Prof Publish in Scientific Reports
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The publication is affiliated with Nature, the world’s leading multidisciplinary science journal.
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Emily Ford ’15 Film Screening Set for April 2
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Ford, who completed a 1,200-mile solo winter thru-hike of Wisconsin’s Ice Age Trail, will be on campus for a film screening and q-and-a.
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Inspiration on the Ice Age Trail
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Gustavus alumna Emily Ford ’15 is in the midst of a 1,200-mile winter solo thru-hike of Wisconsin’s Ice Age Trail.
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Journey Into Climate with Paul Andrew Mayewski Feb. 26
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Described as the “Indiana Jones of climate research,” Paul Andrew Mayewski will give a free public lecture on Wed. Feb. 26 at 7 p.m.
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Rydell Professor Reflects on Writing, Teaching at Gustavus
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Dr. David Montgomery was on campus for two months as the Rydell Professor after opening the Nobel Conference last fall.
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Hope Springs Geothermal for Kenzie Perry ’18
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After traveling to South Dakota to conduct thesis research, the double major is now applying to graduate school to preserve water quality.
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La Frenierre and Students Prepare for Glacier Research in Ecuador
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The geography professor and two Gustavus students will study glacial retreat using drone technology and traditional measurements.
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Local Artist’s Photographs on Display in Gustavus Geology Museum
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Kay Helms’ photographs are currently on display in the Chester Johnson Geology Museum in the Nobel Hall of Science.
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Student-Professor Duo Researches Glaciers in Ecuador
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The pair aims to understand the many implications of glacial retreat.