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DENVER – We are pleased to report that Brittany Klemm (’14) is the recipient of the prestigious 2013 Austin A. Sartin Best Poster Award for her research presentation at the Geological Society of America Annual Meeting last week. The 2013 Sigma Gamma Epsilon Undergraduate Research Poster Session that Brittany presented her research in featured 100 student posters.
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DENVER –Dr Burmeister & his colleagues at the Wasatch-Uinta Geological Summer Field Camp were recently selected as the single awardee for the 2013 Geological Society of America/ExxonMobil Field Camp Excellence Award – a recently establishe
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STOCKTON – We gathered together in late April to share a meal and celebrate another year of fantastic work by our students. Katilyn Rawhouser ('13) was awarded the 2013 WIlliam Christiansen Award, which is presented to an outstanding senior majoring in Earth & Environmental Sciences. The 2013 Delbert H.
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STOCKTON — University of the Pacific today announced that it has been selected as a “Sustainable 16” school in the second annual Environmental March Madness tournament, which rewards excellence in environmental academics and sustainability. The competition, sponsored by Enviance, in partnership with GreenBiz Group and Qualtrics, will announce 2013’s National Champion on April 8.
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CHARLOTTE, NC – We are so fortunate to have the chance to conduct research in collaboration with some truly talented people. One of the highest points of this year’s trip to the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America in Charlotte, NC, was that Dr.
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STOCKTON, CA – Faculty and students from the Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences gathered today for a quick meal to celebrate the end of the school year and to recognize the academic achievements of several of our majors.
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STOCKTON, CA - While “the Plateau” was still coursing through our veins, we challenged the students who had gone on the 2012 GEOS 105 Spring Break field trip on the Colorado Plateau to a little photo contest. We asked students to submit two of their favorite pictures – one that they felt was “Just Plain Beautiful” and another that was “Just Plain Silly.” We received a number of fine entries and turned them around for a round of online judging by the same students.
