Research
Working closely with one or more faculty members, students complete field, laboratory, and/or literature investigations of specific geologic problems. This research is presented locally, regionally and even at National Geological Society of America conferences.
Student Research Projects
- Spruce Creek Web Page
- Chemical Comparison of Mantle Xenoliths From San Carlos, Arizona and the Canary Islands
- Comparison Of Red Sandstone Clasts in the Bald Eagle Formation to the Overlying Red Juniata Sandstone (Abstract Only)
- Early Terrestrial Trace Fossils from the Upper Ordivician
- Fluid Inclusion Microthermometry of El Teniente Supergiant Cu-Mo Deposit of Chile
- High Resolution Stratigraphy and Parasequences of the Oriskany Sandstone
- Impact of The Mapping And Analysis Of Au And Ag-Bearing Quartz Veins In Ganarin, Ecuador
- Drought and Wet Season Conditions Upon Nutrient Concentrations in an Agriculturally-Influenced Stream
- Nutrient Loading Patterns on an Agrculturally Impacted Stream System Over Three Summers
- Preparing Future Teachers to Design and Implement Outdoor Learning through a Community Education Project (Fossil Fest)
- Quartz Sulfide Mineralization of the Bald Eagle Formation of Skytop Mountain
- Re-Os Molybdenite Ages for the Antietam Reservoir, Eastern Pennsylvania, a Story of Open System Behavior Re-Os Isotopes in Molybdenite
- Spatial and Temporal Trends of Nutrient Loading in the Spruce Creek Watershed
- The Mapping And Analysis Of Au And Ag-Bearing Quartz Veins In Ganarin, Ecuador
- The Effects of Traditional and CAFO Agriculture on Summer Nitrate Levels in Stream Water