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A Frenzy of Fall Field Trips 2: Flowing Low and Flying High
On October 8, 2019
Earlier this summer I reported on the Gladstone Gladiators’ ‘games’ on and over the James River, all part of our research campaign to decipher
On the Road Again
On April 2, 2019
Last week much of the William & Mary Geology department hit the road again en route to the Geological Society of America’s Southeastern Section
A New Name
On October 17, 2018
We used to be known as (take a deep breath) the “Institute for the Theory & Practice of International Relations.” Yep, 19 syllables.
A Structural Geology Trifecta
On November 20, 2017
Saturday found the 2017 W&M Geological Field Methods course in the field. This year’s class is composed of 16 junior and senior geology majors,
Stand and Deliver: W&M Geology leads the Virginia Geological Field Conference
On October 18, 2017
I spent the front end of Fall Break herding more than 100 geologists across the Blue Ridge at the 47th Virginia Geological Field Conference. It
A Decade’s Worth of Field Britches
On June 23, 2017
It’s mid-summer, and it is time for geological fieldwork with my undergraduate research students. As I’ve written before, geologists commonly go to the field
Snow on Eclogite: W&M Geology in Norway
On June 5, 2017
We’ve just finished our first William & Mary Geology 310 course to Norway. For 11 days, 16 students and two Geology faculty trekked around
Guest Post: Embracing Opportunities
On May 2, 2017
It is a bittersweet time of year, where we say goodbye to students we’ve come to know and love over their time at W&M
The High and the Low
On April 17, 2017
The past month has been a blur as I’ve been away from campus most weekends doing geology with William & Mary students. I’m way