Entries tagged with ‘geology’
Summer Research Kicks Off at Gustavus
This year, over 60 Gusties are conducting summer research projects, collaborating with top-tier professors in a small liberal arts environment.
Geology Students and Prof Publish in Scientific Reports
The publication is affiliated with Nature, the world’s leading multidisciplinary science journal.
Emily Ford ’15 Film Screening Set for April 2
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.
Inspiration on the Ice Age Trail
Gustavus alumna Emily Ford '15 is in the midst of a 1,200-mile winter solo thru-hike of Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail.
Journey Into Climate with Paul Andrew Mayewski Feb. 26
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.
Rydell Professor Reflects on Writing, Teaching at Gustavus
Dr. David Montgomery was on campus for two months as the 2019 Rydell Professor after opening the Nobel Conference last fall.
Hope Springs Geothermal for Kenzie Perry ’18
Senior Kenzie Perry traveled to Hot Springs, South Dakota to conduct research for her geology thesis this summer. Now, she is applying to graduate school to study hydrology.
La Frenierre and Students Prepare for Glacier Research in Ecuador
The geography professor and two Gustavus students will study glacial retreat using drone technology and traditional measurements.
Local Artist’s Photographs on Display in Gustavus Geology Museum
An exhibition of photographs by local artist Kay Helms is currently on display in Gustavus Adolphus College’s Chester Johnson Geology Museum, located on the first floor of the Nobel Hall of Science. The series will be on display until early December.
Student-Professor Duo Researches Glaciers in Ecuador
Shivering in a tent nearly 15,000 feet above sea level on the side of the highest mountain in Ecuador, Casey Decker ’18 reflected on the unexpected conversation that landed him there.