The Geology and Geophysics group (G&G) in CEOAS works actively with researchers in other disciplines in the college, as well as with many national and international colleagues.
Teaching and Research Faculty
Sherm Bloomer, Ed Brook, Christo Buizert, Peter Clark, JC Creveling, Shan de Silva, Emily Eidam, Matthew Goslin, Randy Keller, Pat Kennelly, Adam Kent, Kevin Konrad, Anthony Koppers, Stephen Lancaster, Andrew Meigs, Tuba Özkan-Haller, Erin Pettit, Peter Ruggiero, Adam Schultz, Pieter-Ewald Share, Alyssa Shiel, Frank Sousa, Ben Stanley, Joe Stoner, Pam Sullivan, Brian Tattitch, Frank Tepley, Kathleen Wendt, Greg Wilson, David Wrathall, Kaplan Yalcin, Rebecca Yalcin
Geology & Geophysics Seminar
Thursdays from 4 to 5 p.m. in Burt 193 (unless otherwise noted)
(Coordinated by Adam Kent. Additional and updated information will be added as it becomes available/)
Spring Term 2025
- April 10 – Bill Chadwick (OSU)
Where is the magma under Axial Seamount? And when will it erupt next?
- April 17 – Adam Kent (CEOAS)
What will Oregon’s next volcanic eruption look like?
- April 24 – Kevin Konrad (CEOAS)
New insights into the origin of some Pacific seafloor mountain ranges
- May 1 – Tamie Jovanelly (Berry College and Distinguished Lecturer for the Association for Women Geoscientists)
Iceland- an island torn apart: Past and present fissure eruptions
- Wednesday, May 14 at 4 p.m. in Strand Ag 311 (note day and location change)
Thamer Aldaajani
(California Institute of Technology and King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia)
Geodynamic Legacy of the Greater Red Sea Region: From Continental Rifting to Present-Day Volcanism
- May 22 – Nathan Andersen (USGS-Cascade Volcano Observatory)
The catalysts of rhyolite volcanism and unrest at South Sister Volcano
- May 29 – Hold for Oceanography/Sedimentology interviews
- June 5 – Shan de Silva (CEOAS)
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