101. Fluvial Geomorphologist - New England John Field, PhD is an accomplished teaching fluvial geomorphologist offering services such as flood hazard studies, stream restoration, GISbased watershed assessment, project monitoring, and short instructional courses. http://www.field-geology.com/

John Field, PhD your fluvial geomorphologist for New England and beyond! Contact Field Geology for fluvial geomorphology services including: Flood Hazard Studies GIS-Based Watershed Assessment Stream Restoration Project Monitoring ... jfield@field-geology.com What is Fluvial Geomorphology? Sensible Watershed Solutions jfield@field-geology.com Flood Hazard Studies GIS-Based Watershed Assessment Stream Restoration ... route2.com

102. Department Of Earth And Environmental Sciences, UR Curriculums for the graduate and undergraduate programs, research groups and labs, news bulletin, library resources, courses, and a short overview of Rochester area geology. http://www.earth.rochester.edu/

Recent Research Highlights Bedout: A Possible End-Permian Impact Crater Offshore of Northwestern Australia (Science, 2004) Chondritic Meteorite Fragments Associated with the Permian-Triassic Boundary in Antarctica (Science, 2003) The Emperor Seamounts: Southward Motion of the Hawaiian Hotspot Plume in Earth's Mantle (Science, 2003) Paleointensity of the early geodynamo (2.45 Ga) as recorded in Karelia: A single-crystal approach (Geology, 2003) Educational and research programs in the department are integrated, allowing undergraduate and graduate students to conduct research in all phases of their studies. Research Focus: Rare Gas Laboratory Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry Laboratory Cosmogenic Isotope Laboratory Paleomagnetic Research Group ... Sedimentology and Geochemistry Education Focus: Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Department News: Faculty Positions Available Seminar .... updated August 31, 2005 Alumni Links: Earth Science resources at Carlson Library University of Rochester Home Page Class Web Pages: EES 101 - Introduction to Physical Geology EES 102Q - Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Mountain Ranges in California: A Field Quest

103. UM Geology Summer Field Course We strongly recommend courses in general geology, petrology, stratigraphy, There are three steps to applying for our summer field geology course. http://www2.umt.edu/Geology/SummerFieldCrs.htm

UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA SUMMER GEOLOGY FIELD COURSE MAY 16-JUNE 14, 2005 Students from the Montana summer field course operate a laser total station surveyor with the Snowcrest Mountains in the background. OVERVIEW OF THIS SITE AND HOT LINKS: What is this course? Why southwestern Montana? SW Montana recreation; what to do in your spare time How does our field course operate? ... U. Montana field course staff What is this course? The University of Montana offers a comprehensive 6-credit Field Geology Course in geologically spectacular western Montana. In 2005, the 41/2-week course will base out of Dillon, Montana region for the first 2 1/2 weeks, and will then move to the Sun River Canyon near Choteau, Montana for the last two weeks. Final deadline for registration is TBA, although interested students should apply as soon as possible so we can plan appropriately. Why southwestern Montana? Click here for a more detailed explanation of some of our recent mapping exercises. SW Montana recreation; What to do in your spare time: Dillon, Montana offers a very wide range of interesting outdoor recreational possibilities for you to explore on your time off. These include worldclass fly-fishing, hiking in some of southwestern Montana’s high-country, mountain biking an endless network of backcountry roads and trails, boating on some of the local rivers. During late May and early June, it’s even possible to find some high-country snow for back-country skiing, although the approach can be plenty strenuous!

104. Paleontology geology 330 taught be Keith Mann, Ohio Wesleyan University http://cc.owu.edu/~komann/courses/paleo/p.html

105. Sciencecourseware.org Virtual Earthquake, Virtual Dating, Virtual Coast. Interactive computer programs designed to demonstrate geologic concepts. Itended to enhance the learning and teaching of geology and other Earth Science courses at the College and High School AP level. http://www.sciencecourseware.com/

The Virtual Courseware Project produces interactive, online simulations for the life science laboratory or for earth science field studies. The activities are designed to enhance an existing curriculum and include online assessments. They can be used by students ranging from middle school, high school, or college classrooms. Click on a project on the right to access the entry point for this fun, exciting, and engaging suite of activities. Pop-up blockers must be disabled to view the activities. The activities contain Macromedia Flash movies or Java applets (see System Requirements in each project). Click here to see testimonials and recognition for the Virtual Courseware Project. Virtual Courseware for Inquiry-based Science Education Exploratory activities in the earth and life sciences that are aligned to state and National Science Education Standards, especially for high school classrooms. Virtual Courseware for Earth and Environmental Sciences Interactive simulations and tutorials on global warming and seismology. Geology Labs Online Interactive tutorials on isochron and radiocarbon dating, river discharge and flooding, and earthquake epicenter and magnitude determination.

106. GEO660: Field Geology, 2005 Schedules, routes, reference materials, photographs, maps and other information for a travelling undergraduate geology summer field camp. http://www.geo.utexas.edu/courses/660/

University of Texas at Austin Jackson School of Geosciences Department of Geological Sciences GEO660: FIELD GEOLOGY 2005 Announcements August 30, 2005 The photos page now contains links to about 400 photos of field camps back through 1980, as well as a dozen photos that cover 1919-1967! Some years are very lean...if you have photos of other years or want to contribute to years already posted, please send me files or slides/prints that I can scan and return. August 19, 2005 A zipped file containing Google Earth placemarks for all of the localities visited this summer is now available . This free program accesses 3D aerial photography for the entire world! Once unzipped, a double click on the file will open Google Earth (you must first download and install it on your machine) and allow navigation to the 660 locations. An example of the view from a placemark (Day 1, Stop 1: El Capitan) is here August 11, 2005 Photos from the summer are now posted . Thanks to all who contributed. If you'd like to be acknowledged as the photographer, please send me an email - that info. was lost in transferring images.

107. Geological Sciences And Geological Engineering @ Queen's University CLICK HERE for geology course descriptions in the Faculty of Arts and Science. CLICK HERE for Faculty of Applied Science geology course descriptions. http://geol.queensu.ca/courses.html

For more information Click on your Selection Back to Home Page Department Course Notes Research ... Field Study Endowment Contact Us at: Department of Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering Miller Hall, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, tel. (613) 533-2597 fax. (613) 533-6592 email. genoff@geol.queensu.ca a> This page has been accessed: times since 13 Sept 2004 On-Line Course Resources This page will be updated as course descriptions and web notes become available. Please check back frequently. CLICK HERE for a list of Winter Courses in Geology CLICK HERE for geology course descriptions in the Faculty of Arts and Science. CLICK HERE for Faculty of Applied Science geology course descriptions. CLICK HERE for links to useful student research resources. Fall and Fall/Winter Term Courses APSC 151: The Earth's Physical Environment Course Notes (password required) Geol 104: The Dynamic Earth Course Outline Geol 107: History of Life Course Outline Course Notes (password required) Geol 200: Oceanography Course Outline Course Notes (password required) Geol 211/221: Geological Field Methods Geol 212/232: Mineralogy Course Notes (password required) Geol 226: Geology for Civil Engineers Course Outline Geol 238: Surficial Processes, Sedimentation and Stratigraphy

108. Summer Field Camp The fundamental purpose of this course is to teach geology in the field. Because geology in the field involves creation and interpretation of geologic maps, http://dept.kent.edu/geology/courses/fieldcamp.html

Summer Field Camp Geology Homepage People Courses Undergraduate ... Courses w/Webpages Summer Field Camp Field Trips Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Student ... Links LOCATION: Black Hills, South Dakota and adjacent parts of Wyoming DATES: Annually in June and July, Summer Session I ( June 13, 2005 - July 15, 2005). COURSE AND CREDITS: Geology 41092 (undergraduate) and 51092 (graduate) carry six semester hours of credit. This course is required for all B.S. candidates in the Department of Geology and for entering graduates students who have not completed a Field Camp requirement as part of their undergraduate study. PREREQUISITES: Petrology and Structural Geology SUGGESTED BACKGROUND COURSES: Students would also benefit from classes in Earth Dynamics, Earth History, Mineralogy, Paleontology, and Geomorphology, although these are not required. PROGRAM OF STUDY: The Black Hills present an unrivaled opportunity for geologic studies. Students examine a wide variety of rocks, geologic structures, geomorphic features, and mineral deposits. Geologic mapping and interpretation is strongly emphasized and the instruction includes field and surveying techniques, and mapping on aerial photographs and topographic base maps. Some field exercises take place in the Powder River Basin and Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, and Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. The fundamental purpose of this course is to teach geology in the field. Because geology in the field involves creation and interpretation of geologic maps, various field techniques are introduced in this course as necessary for the map-making exercises. The Black Hills of South Dakota provide probably as many good examples of different types of geology within a short distance of each other as any area in the United States. The stratigraphic section of the Hills is unusually complete, varied, and well-exposed. The geomorphology is classic. Opportunities for paleontologic study are also numerous, with excellent examples of the use of paleontology as an aid to geologic mapping.

109. University Of Paisley :: School Of Engineering And Science ::Geology :: Courses Photo Students on a geology field trip All of our courses are combined degrees that mix geology with at least one other science. http://www.paisley.ac.uk/es/geology/courses.asp

Home Facts News Courses ... SEARCH Quick Links BlackBoard Centre for Learning and Teaching Centre for Learning and Teaching (Student) Centre for Lifelong Learning Crichton University Campus, Dumfries Employment Opportunities Examination Timetables Finance Information Freedom of Information Site Quality Enhancement Unit Race Equality Policy Scottish Baptist College Semester Dates Student Services Student's Association University Open Day University Web Development Welcome/Induction Site Geology Home About Us Contact Us Courses ... Links All of our courses are combined degrees that mix Geology with at least one other science. These are powerful combinations of subjects, giving you the basic skills essential for professional practice as an Earth Scientist, plus a wider knowledge of the sciences, extending your transferable skills-base and allowing you flexibility in your choice of careers or postgraduate study. You also have some flexibility of choice during your course of study, giving you freedom to change direction to suit your developing interests and capabilities. A one-year industrial placement may be undertaken after your 2nd or 3rd year of study leading to a four year BSc (Sandwich) degree or a five-year BSc Hons (Sandwich) degree, giving you recognition for your employment experience.

110. ACI Catalog - Geology (GOL) Courses geology (GOL) courses at Albertson College of Idaho. http://www.albertson.edu/academics/catalog0/CrsGOL.htm

Academic Catalog About Albertson College of Idaho Liberal Arts Core Student Affairs Academic Procedures ... Index Lower Division Geology Courses Mathematical and Physical Sciences Department Majors, Minors, Dual Degrees Mathematics Courses: Lower Division Upper Division Computer Science Courses: Lower Division Upper Division Physics Courses: Lower Division Upper Division Geology Courses Geography Courses GOL-101 Physical Geology 3.0 cr. Lecture, 1.0 cr. Laboratory Fall, spring. Physical geology is the study of the materials the earth is made of and the processes that occur both on and beneath the surface. The course heightens awareness of how the earth continually changes, the rates of geologic change, and the finite character of the earth's resources. The course is designed to help students to develop their own views of how human activity impacts geologic processes, and how geologic processes affect human activity. ( NATURAL SCIENCE LAB NOTE: Geology and Geography are considered to be in the same discipline. Departments and Programs

111. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 6 Our students have taken courses in Structural geology, Stratigraphy and Petrology and a Field Methods prior to the field course. http://www.mines.edu/academic/geology/courses/gegn316/

Geology and Geological Engineering Field Camp (GEGN316) Introductory Letter to Students Field Camp Description Logistics and Equipment Dear Prospective Field Camp Student, Thank you for your inquiry concerning the Geological Engineering Field Course at the Colorado School of Mines. I have enclosed a description of the course and information on the dates, costs and equipment involved. This year the course begins in Moab, Utah on Sunday evening, May 10 and ends on Friday afternoon, June 19. The state of Colorado does not subsidize non-Colorado residents, so the course can be very expensive at $2784 for tuition alone. We have financial aid to help students from the Colorado School of Mines, but because of the fund sources, financial aid is not available to students from outside CSM except under special circumstances. I welcome students from other schools to the camp and those who come find the course to be enjoyable and valuable, but I know that the cost makes it difficult. If you are a Colorado resident, you pay at the resident rate and the course is a good deal. This year I anticipate the course will have about 30 students from CSM and three or four from other schools. The CSM students all know each other well and so are eager to meet new people. Most non-CSM students on the course assimilate into the group easily within the first week. Our students have taken courses in Structural Geology, Stratigraphy and Petrology and a Field Methods prior to the field course. You need to have these basic courses, but we can work with you if you have not had a formal field methods course and bring you up to speed quickly.

112. MST Courses s. Summer Course Descriptions. GL 699 (4.5 Credits)......2002 geology Course Highlights. Fall, Winter and Spring Course http://geology.wright.edu/Academics/mst1/CourseDesc.html

WSU Home E-mail Comments ... Credits 2002 Geology Course Highlights Fall, Winter and Spring Course Descriptions Summer Course Descriptions GL 699 (4.5 Credits) Concepts in Geology Inquiry-based instruction of essential concepts in physical and historical geology, the atmosphere, oceans and seasons GL 699 (4.0 Credits) Global Change- Analysis of the impact of geologic phenomena (earthquakes, volcanoes,sea-level changes,etc on the earth's atmosphere, lithosphere,biosphere and hydrosphere:development of classroom applications in earth system science GL 699 (2.0 Credits) MST Project Development This seminar-style course introduces students to different project options, discussion of project formats, and development of individual reserach proposals GL 799 (4.0 Credits) MST Project - Students will develop a project from a broad spectrum of research topics in education, earth sciences, or hybrid projects combining elements of both education and science.Projects are expected to have a significant impact on some aspect of teaching and learning. GL 618 (3.0 Credits)

113. Guilford Geology - Courses Prerequisites two laboratory courses in geology, competence in Prerequisites three semesters of laboratory courses in geology and/or biology and/or http://www.guilford.edu/geology/GeoCourses.htm

Courses Home Faculty Courses Degrees ... College Follow links to web pages of individual courses. Credits for the course are listed immediately after the course name. 121 Geology and the Environment 4. Materials of the earth and processes acting on them, both at the surface and within: nature of continents and oceans, plate tectonics, erosion and weathering, rocks and minerals, mapping. Natural and geological processes and events which affect human society, and the impact of human population and industry on geological systems and natural environments. 122 Historical Geology . 4. Historical account of discovery of geologic time and development of the theory of evolution; origin and development of the earth; geologic history of North Americaboth life and lands. Emphasis in laboratory on interpretation of earth history and applications of methods in making such interpretations through the use of the Quaker Quadrangle. 131 Environmental Geology . 4. Mountain building and plate tectonics, volcanoes and earthquakes. Landslides, avalanches, ground subsidence. Coastal problems, floods, erosion and sedimentation problems. Water supply and groundwater pollution. Waste disposal: sewage, solid waste, hazardous waste and radioactive waste. Land-use planning and the need for environmental education and legislation. 141 Marine Geology . 4. Formation of the earth and oceans; shape and composition of the ocean floor; plate tectonics. Waves and tides, seawater chemistry, climate and the ocean's interaction with the atmosphere. Coastal features: barrier islands, reefs, beaches, submarine canyons, continental shelves. Ocean energy and mineral resources. Coastal field trip included.

114. Welcome To UVM Geology - COURSES GEOL 357 Critical Reviews. Virtual Field Trips CONTINUING ED A Variety of courses. Department Seminar Schedule. BACK TO geology MAINPAGE http://www.uvm.edu/geology/geodept/courses.html

UVM GEOLOGY - Courses Courses on the Web GEOL 1 Introductory Geology GEOL 5/6 Eco Geo GEOL 7 Earth Hazards Geology 62 Earth History GEOL 101 Field Geology GEOL 102 Plate Tectonics GEOL 151 Geomorphology DEPARTMENT COURSE OFFERINGS Courses on the Web GEOL 172 Regional Geology GEOL 255 Geohydrology GEOL 351 Earth Surface Processes GEOL 357 Critical Reviews Virtual Field Trips CONTINUING ED A Variety of Courses Department Seminar Schedule BACK TO GEOLOGY MAINPAGE Snow Hydrology in Smuggler's Notch Delehanty Building, University of Vermont , Burlington, VT 05405 phone: (802) 656-3396 fax: (802) 656-0045 email: pfrank@uvm.edu

115. GEOL Courses 24 Units Of Credit of Level 3 geology or Physical Geography courses; Excluded GEOL4102, Staff Contact Dr Jerzy Jankowski. http://www.bees.unsw.edu.au/courses/GEOL.html

116. Alfred University : Course Descriptions : Geology Prerequisites one geology course and a score of 60% or better on the AU Math Prerequisites one 100level geology course or permission of instructor. http://www.alfred.edu/courses/geo.html

contact news events sitemap Contact Us: Alfred University Academic Affairs Carnegie Hall 1 Saxon Drive Alfred, NY 14802 Ph: 607.871.2137 Fx: 607.871.2339 Interim Provost: William Hall, Ph.D. Email Course Descriptions Undergraduate : Geology Click here for details about the department and faculty who teach these courses. GEO 101 - Physical Geology GEO 103 - Earthquakes and Volcanoes GEO 104 - Historical Geology GEO 105 - Environmental Geology ... GEO 495 - ARGUS Project GEO 101 - Physical Geology 4 hours. An introduction to the nature of the materials that make up the earth, their genesis and arrangement (both inside the earth and at the surface), and to the physical processes that act upon them. Topics include: rocks and minerals, the structure of the earth, plate tectonics, land forms. Three lectures and a laboratory. (F) Top GEO 103 - Earthquakes and Volcanoes 4 hours.

117. Courses - Geology These courses cover important topics in geology, usually involving contemporary issues. Prerequisites 12 hours of upperdivision courses in geology, http://www.mscd.edu/~eas/courses_gel.htm

MSCD Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Geology- Courses James Cronoble Home Contacts Class Schedule ... Essential Information GEL 1010-4......General Geology (3 + 2) Prerequisites : minimum performance standard scores on reading, writing, and mathematics preassessment placement tests. This course introduces the basic theories, concepts, and assumptions used in geology, utilizing both lecture and laboratory components. It includes internal and external processes, their products, and their effects on the environment. Students will learn to identify common rocks and minerals. A field trip is required. (General Studies Level II, Natural Science) GEL 1020-3......Geology of Colorado (3 + 0) Prerequisites : minimum performance standard scores on reading, writing, and mathematics preassessment placement tests. This course introduces the basic theories, concepts, and assumptions used in geology, focusing on the state of Colorado. The major geological provinces; mineral resources; common rock-forming minerals; and sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks of Colorado are covered. One field trip required. (General Studies Level II, Natural Science) GEL 1030-4......Historical Geology (3 + 2)

118. UT Martin's Department Of Geology, Geography, And Physics / Geology Course Offer TravelTourism Physics Astronomy Everything that matters ! Physics Astronomy. geology COURSE OFFERINGS (2005-2006 CATALOG) http://www.utm.edu/departments/ggp/geology/courses.htm

The University of Tennessee at Martin DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, AND PHYSICS GEOLOGY LINKS Geology Home Page Geology Faculty Timetable Degree Requirements (Major) ... Degree Requirements (Minor) DEPARTMENT PAGES Department Home Page Extended Offerings Resources UT MARTIN LINKS: UT Martin Home Page CONTACT INFORMATION Surface Mail: Dr. Michael A Gibson Professor of Geology Dept. of Geology, Geography, and Physics 215 Johnson EPS Building The Univ. of Tennessee at Martin Martin, TN 38238-5039 USA Main Office Telephone: Main Office FAX: E-Mail: Dr. Michael A. Gibson mgibson@utm.edu PROGRAM LINKS Geology Geography Travel-Tourism GEOLOGY COURSE OFFERINGS (2005-2006 CATALOG) GEOL 110 - Physical Geology - 4 credit hours An examination of the composition and structure of the earth and its internal and surface processes with applications to the environment, natural resources, and geologic hazards. Three hours of lecture and two hours of laboratory. GEOL 110 is a prerequisite to GEOL 120. Students cannot receive credit for both GEOL 110 and GEOL 111. GEOL 120 - Environmental Geology - 4 credit hours The application of the principles of physical geology to environmental problems, including pollution, natural hazards, and resource production. Topics include: volcanic, earthquake, flood, and landslide hazards; surface and ground water pollution, economic resources, and reserves including transportation, production, and use; and broader issues such as global warming. Three hours of lecture and two hours of laboratory. Prerequisite: GEOL 110.

119. Geology - Course Listing - Academics - Mount Royal College - Calgary, Alberta, C This course provides a study of the principles of physical geology. Note This course transfers as a senior geology course to the University of Calgary http://www.mtroyal.ab.ca/academics/courses/GEOL.shtml

var ace_path = "/jsfiles/"; Search: Search Options Academics Course Listing - Geology (GEOL) GEOL 1120 - Physical Geology (4 credits TG) 3 hours lecture, 3 hours lab An introduction to the basic principles of physical geology. Topics include: minerals and rocks; processes at work upon and within the earth such as streams, glaciers and earthquakes; the interpretation of common physiographic features; and man and his environment including geologic hazards. Intended for engineering students. GEOL 1124 - Introduction to the Petroleum Industry (3 credits - TG) 3 hours lecture An overview of the history, operations and technical aspects of the petroleum industry. The course content will emphasize the geologic occurrence of petroleum. Topics include: origin, migration and occurrence of petroleum; methods of exploration; and production and uses of petroleum. Note: A non-science background is assumed. GEOL 1199, 1299 - Directed Readings See "Directed Readings" which are listed alphabetically in this section of the Calendar. GEOL 2201 - Physical Geology (U of C GLGY 201) (4 credits TG) 3 hours lecture, 3 hours lab

120. Geology Department And Courses Find out about the geology department and courses offered by ICR s graduate school. http://www.icr.edu/geology/

Home Contact Refer Page Print Page ... ICR HOME GEOLOGY Steven A. Austin, Chairman Resident Faculty: Austin Snelling Adjunct Faculty: Baumgardner Objectives The Master's program in Geology distinctively emphasizes catastrophism as well as uniformitarianism in its many areas of application. The department stresses sedimentary processes and their effects in the stratigraphic record. The school is ideally located for the study of various geomorphic, tectonic, and sedimentary processes. Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (a desert area just east of San Diego) and the Grand Canyon are some of the areas which have been used for graduate field work. The geology program prepares students for careers such as: geologist with oil and coal industry, teacher of geology or earth science in high school or college, writer or lecturer in parachurch work, research geologist with governmental agency, independent consultant in the private sector. Prerequisites Requirements Thirty-three (33) semester hours of work beyond the Bachelor's degree are required for the M.S. degree. These are the standard thirty (30) hours for the M.S. degree, and the supplementary three (3) hours for ICR's additional studies:

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