Whitman College (1993)

The Keck Geology Consortium
Henry H. Woodard, Beloit College

Workshops

Remote Sensing
Richard C. Stenstrom, Beloit College

Field Workshop on the Cincinnatian Series, Cincinnati, Ohio
Henry H. Woodard, Beloit College

Paleocene and Miocene Strata in Southeastern Montana
Edward S. Belt, Amherst College

Pikes Peak Batholith Workshop
Diane R. Smith, Trinity University

Colorado Project

Alkalic Intrusive Centers, Pikes Peak Batholith, Colorado
Jeffrey Noblett, Colorado College; Diane R. Smith, Trinity University; Reinhard A. Wobus, Williams College

Field Relations, Petrology, And Geochemistry of Sugarloaf Complex, Pikes Peak Batholith, Colorado
Rachel J. Beane, Williams College

A Petrological And Geochemical Study Of The Gabbros And Associated Rocks From The Pikes Peak Batholith, Southern Front Range, Colorado
Chase C. Davis, Washington and Lee University

Neodymium Isotopic Constraints on the Origin of the Pikes Peak Batholith
Jill Douglass, Trinity University

Amphibole Chemistry in Alkaline Igneous Rocks of the Pikes Peak Batholith, Southern Front Range, Colorado
Emily Giambalvo, Amherst College

Regional Dikes Near the Mount Rosa Intrusive Center, Pikes Peak Batholith, Colorado
Sami Goldman, Colorado College

The Petrology and Geochemistry of the Fayalite-Bearing Granitoids, Mount Rosa Intrusive Center, Front Range, Colorado
Benjamin W. Saltoun, The College Of Wooster

Analysis of the Intermediate Rocks of the Pikes Peak Area, Southern Front Range, Colorado
Jennifer Stewart, Beloit College

Major and Trace Element Tectonic Discrimination of the Pikes Peak Batholith
Marnie Sturm, Trinity University

Ontario Project

The Side Lake Shear Zone, Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
Henry H. Woodard, Beloit College; Samuel Root, The College Of Wooster

Structure Of the Side Lake Shear Zone in the Southern Kahshahpiwi Lake Area, Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
Matt Bastress, Colorado College; Kathleen Schuh, The College Of Wooster

Petrology And Distribution Of Lithologies In The Area Of Northern Kahshahpiwi And Southern Keefer Lakes, Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
Tara-Leisel P. Burgy, The College Of Wooster ;William H. Peck, Beloit College

Structure In the Area Northeast of McNiece Lake, Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
Kathleen E. Donnelly, Trinity University; Alan Kaufmann, Pomona College

Structure of the Burntside Lake Fault from a Horseshoe-Shaped Lake South of Kahshahpiwi Lake to Hurlburt Lake, Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario
Aimee O. Kambhu, Trinity University; Jacob Russin, Williams College

Structure of the Side Lake Shear Zone from Central Kahshahpiwi Lake to Northern Keefer Lake, Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
Andrea Laur Troolin, Macalester College; Christopher J. Sanchez, Colorado College

Montana Project

Slump Structures below a Major Unconformity within the Paleocene Tongue River Member and the Miocene Unconformably above the Paleocene, Southeastern Montana
Edward S. Belt, Amherst College; Edward C. Beutner, Franklin and Marshall College; Walter Coppinger, Trinity University

Provenance of the Ludlow and Tongue River Sand Deposits, Fort Union Formation (Paleocene), Southeastern Montana: Constraints on the Timing of the Bighorn Uplift
Russell H. Abell, Amherst College

Early and Mid-Paleocene Paleodrainage Analysis and Implication for Regional vs. Local Allogenic Processes, Ekalaka Area, Southeastern Montana
Barret S. Cole, Amherst College

Some Observations on Disturbed Sedimentary Strata, Fort Union Formation, Ekalaka, Montana
Christene L. Albanese

Deformational Style And Structural Relationships Associated With A Well-Exposed Slump Block Within The Tongue River Formation Of The Fort Union Group, Carter County, Southeastern Montana
Cheryl Kallweit, Trinity University

An Analysis of Deformed Strata in the Paleocene Fort Union Formation near Ekalaka, Montana
Ian H.D. Clark

General Stratigraphy of the Fort Union Formation near Ekalak, Southeastern Montana
Beth C. Lambert, Carleton College

Regional Explanation of Disturbed Units within the Early Paleocene Tongue River Member of the Fort Union Formation of South East Montana
Jamie L. Robertson, Whitman College

The Depositional History of the Arikee Formation in the Ekalaka Hills, Carter County, Montana
Srabani Roy, Beloit College

Burrow-Like Features of the Arikaree Formation, Southeastern Montana
Kristin K. Moyle, Beloit College

Oregon Project

Late Tertiary Volcanism in the Mt. McLoughlin-Upper Klamath Lake Region of the Southern Oregonian Cascades
Stanley A. Mertzman, Franklin & Marshall College

A Petrographic And Geochemical Study of Quaternary Volcanism in Southern Oregon
Robert G. Bruant, Jr., Franklin & Marshall College

A Petrographic And Geochemical Study of the Volcanics North of the Mountain Lakes Wilderness Area, Southern Oregon Cascades
Andrew J. Gavin, The College Of Wooster

Petrology and Geochemistry of the Pelican Butte Area, Southern Oregon
Caitlin Gorman, Beloit College

Geology, Petrology, and Geochemistry of the Southeast Flanks of Mt. McLoughlin Volcano, Southern Oregon
Lindley F. Hall, Williams College

A Geochemical and Petrographic Analysis of Volcanics in Coon Point and Vicinity, Southern Oregon Cascades
Amy Kolinski, The College Of Wooster

A Petrologic and Geochemical Study of Volcanics from the Region of Rye Spur and Mt. Harriman in Southern Oregon
Hal H. Newell, Washington & Lee University

A Petrological And Geochemical Reconstruction of the Cascade Range, Winema National Forest, Oregon
Jennifer Pallon, Smith College

A Petrological and Geochemical Study of a Section of the High Cascades in South-Central Oregon near Mt. McLoughlin

Karyn E. Powers, The College Of Wooster

Extrusives! Extrusives! Extrusives! A Study of Quaternary and Late Tertiary Volcanics in the High Cascades of Southern Oregon
Jonathon F. Stiehl, Washington & Lee University

A Chronological, Petrological, And Geochemical Study Of Pliocene And Quaternary Volcanics Near Mt. McLoughlin, South-central Oregon
Benjamin E. Surpless, Carleton College

Colorado Project

Quaternary Geology, Upper Rio Grande Drainage, San Juan Mountains, Colorado
Eric Leonard, Colorado College; Dorothy Merritts, Franklin & Marshall College; Robert Carson, Whitman College

Ice Flow Dynamics of the Anastomozing Rio Grande Glacier System, San Juan Mountain, Colorado
Alexander Durst, Colorado College

Late Quaternary Glacial History of Middle Roaring Creek Valley, Spar City Quadrangle, Colorado
Martha Cary Eppes, Washington & Lee University

Drumlinoid Landforms in the Upper Rio Grande Area, San Juan Mountains, Colorado
Nancy Grumet, Whitman College

Holocene Periglacial Activity in the San Juan Mountains near Creede, Colorado
Eric P. Jensen, Carleton College

Quaternary History of Red Mountain Creek Valley and its Relation to the Rio Grande Glacier System near Creede, Colorado
Susannah Kitchens, Smith College

Lake Pleistocene History of Glacial Lake Atwood San Juan Mountains, Colorado
Kelly MacGregor, Williams College

Late Pleistocene Deglaciation of the Clear Creek Graben, San Juan Mountains, Colorado
Scott McMillin, Williams College

Post-Glacial Hydraulics, Morphology, And Long Profile Adjustment of the Rio Grande River, San Juan Mountains, Colorado
Denise R. Muriceak, Franklin & Marshall College

Geomorphic History of the Santa Maria Canyon, San Juan Mountains, Colorado
Maria S. Panfil, Carleton College

Ice Stagnation in Pleistocene Valley Glaciers, San Juan Mountains, Colorado: Deposits and a Model of Controls
Eric E. Small, Williams College

Bahamas Project

San Salvador Island, Bahamas: A Natural Laboratory for the Study of Carbonate Sediments and Rocks - Part IV
H. Allen Curran, Smith College; Benjamin J. Greenstein, Smith College; Brian White, Smith College; Mark A. Wilson, The College Of Wooster

Morphodynamics of Two Modern Carbonate Beach-Dun Systems on San Salvador Island, Bahamas
Rebecca Beavers, Williams College

Morpholgy and Taphonomy of Neogoniolithon on San Salvador Island, Bahamas
Kathryn Desmarais, Beloit College

Taphofacies Analysis of Modern Molluscan Facies: Bonefish Bay and Snow Bay, Salvador Island, Bahamas
Nicole Fraser, Smith College

Transect, Profile, And Data Analysis Of Telephone Pole Reef, San Salvador, Bahamas
Lisa Greer, Colorado College

Progression of Bioerosion and Encrustation on the Queen Conch Shell (Strombus Gigas) Of San Salvador Island, Bahamas
Julia L. Hohman, The College Of Wooster

Evidence of Quaternary Sea Level Fluctuation in Pleistocene Limestones at Sue Point Area, San Salvador Island, Bahamas
Susan P. Jennings, Trinity University

A Taphonomic Comparison of Pleistocene and Modern Corals, San Salvador Island, Bahamas
Heather A. Moffat, Smith College

Classification And Interpretation Of Pleistocene And Holocene Rhizomorphs, San Salvador Island, Bahamas
Kathryn Michel Riesenberg, Colorado College

Analysis of a Modern Patch Reef, Snapshot Reef, San Salvador Island, Bahamas
Durell Smith, Smith College

Molluscan Taphonomy of Pigeon Creek Lagoon, San Salvador Island, Bahamas
Whitney L. Swift, Washington & Lee University

Quebec Project

Coastal Processes, Sedimentation and Geophysics of the Saint Jean Estuary, Gaspe Bay, Quebec, Canada
William T. Fox, Williams College; Robert H. Burger, Smith College; Richard Stenstrom, Beloit College

A Seismological Study of Bedrock Topography, St. Jean Estuary, Gaspe, Quebec, Canada
Michelle Baker, University Of Washington; Robert Carter, Virginia State University

Inlet Migration and Salt Marsh Evolution in the St. Jean Estuary, Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec
Ronald J. Connell, University of Washington

River Delta Evolution, Water Volume Distribution, and Flood Tide Channel Formation in the St. Jean Estuary, Gaspe, Quebec
Jeff Cook, Beloit College

Evolution of the Ebb-Tidal Delta, St. Jean Estuary, Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec, Canada
Amanda Hopkins, Indiana University

Gravity Constraints on Bedrock Topography beneath St. Jean Estuary, Gaspe, Quebec, Canada
Lisa Jacob, Smith College; Chuck Voorhies, Trinity University

Salinity Features of the St. Jean Estuary, Gaspe, Quebec, Canada
Eileen Potts, The College Of Wooster

Tidal Currents at the St. Jean Estuary
David Scholle, Williams College

Mapping and Studying Sedimentary and Vegetative Environments in a Salt Marsh in the St. Jean Estuary, Quebec
Janet W. Yun, Amherst College