Landscape and environmental change in Glacier National Park
Landscape and environmental change in Glacier National Park, Montana Overview: This eight-student project uses sediment core samples to reconstruct glacial history, Holocene climate, and human impacts to Glacier National Park, Montana (GNP). Chains of lakes in glacial...
Structural evolution of a normal fault transfer zone
Structural evolution of a segmented normal fault transfer zone, Sevier fault, southern Utah Overview: This four-student project focuses on the evolution of the Sevier normal fault zone in southern Utah, near Zion National Park. The Sevier normal fault, considered one...
Presentations by Keck Consortium at AGU 2017
Students and faculty from Keck Geology Consortium projects to present research at Annual AGU meeting…
Geology of the Chugach-Prince William terrane
Geology of the Chugach-Prince William terrane in northern Prince William Sound, Alaska Overview: This six-student project focuses on the geology of the Chugach-Prince William terrane in southern Alaska, and is part on an ongoing study of the tectonic history of the...
Presentations by Keck Geology Consortium Projects at GSA 2017
The Geological Society of America 129th Annual Meeting,
October 22-25, 2017 Seattle, Washington
Keck Reps Meeting – Fall GSA Meeting
Institutional representatives of the Keck Geology Consortium will meet on Saturday, 21 October, from 6:30-10:30 pm in the Sheraton Seattle Hotel (Greenwood Room). If you are no longer the Keck representative for your home institution, please contact us with the name of your replacement.
IODP Focus Project Update
Suzanne O’Connell (Wesleyan) and Joseph Ortiz (Kent State) led four students to the International Ocean Discovery Program core repository at Texas A&M University.
Dominica Frontier Project Update
During a two-week period, based at the Archbold Tropical Research and Education Center on Dominica, students collected samples ranging from pumice clasts and ash from thick ignimbrite sequences, to enclaves and mingled magmas….
Alaska Gateway Project Update
Five Gateway Program students joined Greg Wiles (Wooster) in Juneau for a dendrochronological study of Yellow Cedar in Juneau, Alaska.
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