10th Keck Symposium

Discussions

The Keck Geology Consortium
Cathryn A. Manduca

Workshops

Keck Workshop on Teaching Geophysics
Rob Sternberg, Franklin & Marshall College
Randy Richardson, University Of Arizona

Workshop Report: Earth Systems Science
Richard W. Hazlett, Pomona College

Teaching Methods in Groundwater Hydrology Workshop
Robert M. Newton, Smith College
Steve Mabee, University Of Massachusetts

Workshop for the Keck Cyprus Project: Structural, Petrologic and Sedimentologic Constraints for the Generation and Emplacement of the Troodos Ophiolite, Cyprus
Robert J. Varga, The College Of Wooster

Projects

Idaho Project

• Environmental Geochemistry and Hydrology of the Payette Lake Watershed, Idaho. Robert M. Newton, Smith College; Eric Grosfils, Pomona College; Linda Reinen, Pomona College; Cathryn A. Manduca, Carleton College
• The Role Of Glacial Deposits In Influencing The Hydrology And Water Chemistry Of The Trail Creek Watershed, Payette National Forest, Idaho. Beth Bartel, Whitman College; Caroline Harris, Pomona College.
• The Dead Horse Creek Catchment: Effect of Logging and Forest Fires on the Eutrophication of Big Payette Lake, McCall, Idaho. Mac Harman, Williams College; Jake Sewall, Washington and Lee University
• Geomorphology, Hydrology, And Geochemistry Of A Burned And Logged Stream Catchment: Lemah Creek, McCall, Idaho. Rachel C. Howse, Beloit College; Kirsten L. Murch, Smith College
• Surficial Geology and Hydrology of Pearl Creek: Effects on Anion Concentration. Rose Lauck, Whitman College; Vionette De Choudens, University Of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez
• The Hydrology and Geochemistry of the Deep Creek Watershed, McCall, Idaho. Mantez A. McDonald, Central Michigan University; Andrew J. Logan, Amherst College
• The Hydrology and Geochemistry of the Cougar Creek Watershed, McCall, Idaho. Brian Monteleone, The College Of Wooster; Justin B. Ries, Franklin & Marshall College

Cyprus Project

• Structural, Petrologic, And Sedimentologic Constraints for the Generation and Emplacement of the Troodos Ophiolite, Cyprus. Robert J. Varga, The College Of Wooster; Lori Bettison-Varga, The College Of Wooster; Mark Wilson, The College Of Wooster; Diane Smith, Trinity University
• Magma Propagation Direction and The Timing of Dike Tilting in Mid-Level Sheeted Dikes, Troodos, Ophiolite, Cyprus. Brian Hitchens, The College Of Wooster
• Magma Flow Direction and Spreading Structures within the Upper Part of the Sheeted Dike Complex of the Troodos Ophiolite, Cyprus. Helen C. Rance, Whitman College
• Structural and Paleomagnetic Constraints on the Origin of Foliated Gabbro, Troodos Ophiolite, Cyprus. Peter Selkin, Amherst College
• Petrogenetic Implications of the Geochemistry of Sheeted Dikes in Phterykhoudi Canyon, Troodos Ophiolite, Cyprus. Kalsoum Abbasi, Colorado College
• Petrology and Geochemistry of Sheeted Dikes in the Troodos Ophiolite, Peristrona, Canyon, Cyprus. Nancy Adams, Trinity University
• Rare Earth Element Trends In Basalts and Plagiogranites from the Troodos Ophiolite, Cyprus. Nathan Chutas, Mount Union College
• Epidote Nodules in the Sheeted Intrusive Complex of the Troodos Ophiolite, Cyprus. Gail Lipfert, University Of Maine at Orono
• Epidotizing Fluid Temperature and Composition at the Sheeted Dike-Plutonic Contact, Troodos, Ophiolite, Cyprus. Craig E. Petko, The College Of Wooster
• Relationship Between Pliocene Marine Invertebrate Paleocommunities And Water Depth In The Nicosia Formation, Cyprus. Ellen Avery, Bryn Mawr College
• The Recovery Faunas and Lazarus Taxa of the Pliocene Nicosia Formation, Central Maesaoria Plain, Cyprus. Stephen Q. Dornbos, The College Of Wooster
• Substrate Controls in the Development of Molluscan Communities of the Nicosia Formation (Pliocene) of Central Cyprus. Lorraine E. Givens, Buffalo State College

Massachusetts Project

• Carbonate Fault Slivers Control the Orientation and Location of Valleys on the Greylock Massif, Berkshire County, Massachusetts. Paul Karabinos, Williams College; John Leftwich, Old Dominion University; Ronadh Cox, Williams College
• Structural Controls On Stream Geomorphology in the Savage Hill Area, Northern Berkshire County, Massachusetts. Reyna Abeyta, Colorado College; Kurt Steffen, Carleton College
• Mountain Geomorphology: And Investigation of Mountain Building Mechanisms and Their Effect on Stream Orientations. Miriam Attenouken, Smith College; Megan Anderson, Carleton College
• Structural Controls On the Geomorphology of Brodie Mountain. Greg Dehn, Colorado College; Melissa Parker, Washington and Lee University
• Structural Controls On Valley and Ridge Orientation on the Southeastern Flank of Mount Greylock, Berkshire County, Massachusetts. Spiro T. Gavaris, Franklin & Marshall College; Matthew S. Jeffers, Williams College
• Structural Control on Geomorphology in the Hopper Region, Northwestern Massachusetts. Alicia Siegel, California State University, Dominguez Hills; Peter Erickson, Carleton College

Wyoming Project

• Geology of the Clarks Fork Region, Park County, Wyoming. Robert J. Carson, Whitman College; Edward C. Beutner, Franklin & Marshall College; Thomas W. Gardner, Trinity University; Patrick K. Spencer, Whitman College
• Depositional Environments of the Cambrian Flathead Sandstone: Park County, Wyoming. Robin A. Beebee, Whitman College
• Depositional Environments and Diagenetic Histories of Cambrian Limestones, Clarks Fork River Valley, Wyoming. Sarah M. Smalheer, Smith College
• The Origin of Flat-Pebble Conglomerates in the Upper Cambrian of the Clarks Fork Region, Park County Wyoming. Phillipe Kozub, The College Of Wooster
• Regional Fracture Trends In the Clarks Fork Valley, Park County, Wyoming. Ashley La Forge, Washington and Lee University
• Footwall Deformation In The Bedding-Parallel Portion Of The Heart Mountain Detachment, Northwestern Wyoming. Lindsay Schoenblom, Carleton College
• The Breccia Layer of the Heart Mountain Fault and Related Clastic Dikes. Gregory P. Gerbi, Amherst College
• Petrochemsitry of Plutons in the Heart Mountain Allochton. Elizabeth Stone, Franklin & Marshall College
• Sackung on Dead Indian Hill, Park County, Wyoming. Molly Barrett, Williams College
• Non-Synchronous Glacial Advance and Retreat, Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, Northwest Wyoming. Kevin McKenna, Trinity University
• Late Quaternary Deglaciation, Flooding, And Tectonism(?) Of Upper Clarks Fork Valley, Park County, Wyoming. Nicholas Hinz, Whitman College
• Debris Flows’ Effect on Holocene Alluvial Fan Formation and Record of Environmental Instability, Corral Creek, Park County, Wyoming. George Oliver, Carleton College
• The Cathedral Cliffs Landslide, Park County, Wyoming. Karl Brunner, Colorado College

Maine Project

• Tourmaline in Southwestern Maine. John B. Brady, Smith College; M. Darby Dyar, West Chester University; Kathleen Johnson, University Of New Orleans
• The Chemical Differences In Tourmaline Between Simple And Complex Pegmatites In Southwestern Maine. Ruben Acosta, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona; Sarah Carmichael, Smith College
• The Variation of Tourmaline Chemistry in Metamorphic Grade in Southwest Maine. Carlos Alonso, University of New Orleans; Gregory Brown, Amherst College; Karen Jager, Pomona College
• Geochemical Characterization of Tourmaline across Pegmatite-Country Rock Boundaries in the Southwestern Maine Pegmatite Field. Dan Core, The College Of Wooster; Kate Wearn, Williams College
• Stable Isotope Variations in the Pegmatite Systems Associate with the Sebago Batholith, Southwestern Maine. Brook Holocombe, Colorado College; Monique Velasquez, University Of New Orleans
• Investigating A Possible Relationship between Color, Chemical Composition, And Unit Cell Size in Tourmalines. Judy Wilson, University Of New Orleans; Renee Geyer, Trinity University

Hawaii Project

• Active and Recently Active Volcanic Geology on the Island Of Hawaii. Bruce Loeffler, Colorado College; Richard W. Hazlett, Pomona College; James Kauahikaua, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
• A Petrologic Study Of the 1924 Ejecta from Halemaumau Crater, Kilauea Caldera, Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii. Soyini Baten, Amherst College
• Using Geophysical Magnetic Surveying Methods In Locating The Buried Wall Of The Hawaiian Fishpond, Pa’aiea. Dawn E. James, Franklin & Marshall College
• Analysis and Interpretation of Segments of the Koae Fault System, Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii. William R. Kahl, Franklin & Marshall College
• Mineralogy and Petrology of Xenoliths in the HueHue Flows Of Hualalai Volcano, Hawaii. Alexander Z. Kostera, Washington and Lee University
• Origin of Rollovers and Monoclines in the Koae Fault Zone, Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii. Brian Lehnerz, Pomona College
• A Petrological Analysis of P-Type (Pipe Vesicle Bearing), Blue Glassy Pahoehoe, Kilauea, Hawaii. Christopher John-Paul Oze, Whitman College
• Electromagnetic Mapping And Modeling Of Active Lava Tubes on Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii. Christa Placzek, Colorado College
• Seismicity of the Koae Fault Zone and Lower Southwest Rift Zone, Hawaii
  Stacey D. Robertson, Trinity University
• Petrogenesis of the Wa’awa’a Trachyte, Hualalai Volcano, Hawaii. Caroline Seaman, Colorado College
• The Formational History Of Pu’u Ohau, Kona, Hawaii. S. Adam Soule, Carleton College

Colorado Project

• Precambrian Geology of Central Colorado. Jeffrey B. Noblett, Colorado College; Christine S. Siddoway, Colorado College; Reinhard A. Wobus, Williams College
• Crustal Evolution and Age Relationships in A Proterozoic High Grade Gneiss Terrane, Wet Mountains, Colorado. Amanda Ash, Amherst College
• Geology of the Proterozoic Metamorphic Rocks along Johnson Gulch, Wet Mountains, Colorado. Joshua Feinberg, Carleton College
• Proterozoic Rocks Of Newlin Creek And Locke Park, San Isabel National Forest, Wet Mountains, Colorado. Dorothy M. Metcalf, Whitman College
• Structure and Geochemistry of A Portion of the Wet Mountains, Colorado. Lindsay Quackenbush, Colorado College
• Geochemistry And Tectonic Setting Of Proterozoic Amphibiolites From The Southern Front Range And Northern Wet Mountains, Central Colorado. Martha Folley, Williams College
• Petrology and Geochemistry of Granite in the Northern Wet Mountains, South-Central Colorado. Layla Stiles, Trinity University
• Geothermobarometric Examination of the Wet Mountains, Fremont and Custer Counties, South-Central Colorado. Katherine McCloskey, Smith College
• Determination of Pressure-Temperature Conditions for Proterozoic Metamorphic Rocks in the Southern Front Range, Central Colorado. Sara Rosenzweig, Smith College

Montana Project

• Cenozoic Basin Geology and Geophysics, Southwestern Montana. Glenn C. Kroeger, Trinity University
• The Use Of A Shallow Seismic Reflection Profile As An Aid In Groundwater Model Development At The Rocker Timber Framing Treatment Plant Operable Unit, Rocker, Mt. Jon Conaway, Montana College Of Mineral Science and Technology
• Seismic Reflection Investigation to Support of Undermine the Existence of A Normal Fault in Rocker, Montana. T. Daniel Feiveson, Carleton College
• Structural and Environmental Controls on Groundwater Flow and The Potential for Contamination: Warm Springs Creek Valley, Anaconda, Montana. Karen Foster, Smith College
• Interpretation of A Tertiary-Fill Basin in Southwestern Montana Through The Use Of Geophysical Techniques. Carter Gehman, Colorado College
• A High-Resolution Seismic Reflection Study of the Rocker Timber Treatment and Framing Plant Site, Rocker, Montana. Erika Hammer-Klose, Smith College
• Gravity Survey of A Cenozoic Basin in Madison County, Montana. April Michele Hoh, Trinity University
• Gravity and Seismic Refraction Survey of the Contact between Cenozoic Deposits and Archaen Bedrock in the Willow Creek Watershed, Madison County, Montana. Kyle D. Kolodziejski, Beloit College
• Slip Slidin’ Away: Slope Failure at East Knob Borrow Pit, Near Anaconda, Montana. Katie Lethenstrom, Whitman College
• Gravity and Seismic Refraction Survey of Cenozoic Deposits in the Willow Creek Watershed and The Region Surrounding Harrison, Southwest Montana. Sarah Peugh, Colorado College
• Geophysical Determination of Fault Locations across Pediments of Western Bull Mountain, Jefferson Valley, Montana. Heather P. Schweninger, Washington and Lee University
• Correlation of Shallow 2-D Seismic Reflection Data with Lithologic Well Logs and Cross-Section, Rocker Operable Unit, Montana. James Sneeringer, Beloit College