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Want to know what's going on in the department? Get involved with the Appalachian Geological Society (GeoClub) or the Appalachian Environmental Science Club, or sign up for some of our numerous outreach opportunities. For 2022, we have started pre-seminar meetups in the URL (RSW 021) at 3 pm on Fridays so new students can meet each other before seminar.
Be sure to always keep up to date with the weekly GES newsletter (below) for events, opportunities, internships, news, and anything else you may need to be successful in the department.
GES Newsletter
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News
Dr. Sarah Evans' Work Highlighted by AGU in EOS
Jul 18, 2022
Dr. Sarah Evans' most recent first-author paper, which was published in JGR: Biogeosciences and titled “Control of short-stature veg...
Dr. Scott Marshall interviewed about the 2020 Sparta, NC earthquake
Apr 28, 2022
Dr. Scott Marshall was interviewed by Spectrum News Triad about the August 2020 Mag 5.1 earthquake in Sparta, NC after the fault line for the earthqua...
AGES faculty Carmichael, Edwards, Waters, and Toran and their students receive NSF funding to study mass extinctions
Jan 11, 2022
Drs. Sarah Carmichael, Cole Edwards, Johnny Waters, and Outreach Coordinator Marta Toran have received funding from the National Science Foundation to...
Dr Andy Heckert investigates past life as Fulbright Scholar
Dec 13, 2021
Vertebrate paleontologist Dr Andy Heckert has been hard at work as a Fulbright Scholar during his semester of off campus scholarly assignment (sabbati...
SCEC funding to Dr. Scott Marshall supports GES major Savannah Devine '22
Nov 6, 2021
Dr. Scott Marshall has been funded by the Southern California Earthquake Center to improve the Community Fault Model. Savannah Devine '22 is one of th...
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