DENVER, COLORADO — Seventeen Wooster students have now arrived in Denver for the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America. Eleven of them are giving presentations of some sort. We are very proud of each. Dr. Meagen Pollock and I may not be able to get to each poster, so we’re going to post what we can when we can. Today was big for Wooster’s Dendrochronology (Tree-Ring) Lab under the direction of Dr. Greg Wiles. All the work today was from various Alaska expeditions.
Early this morning I found Brandon Bell (’18, above) with his poster. Brandon is a double-major in history and geology. His project here on the Bering Expedition is quite fitting.
Clara Deck (’17) here presents her dendroclimatic project.
Clara at work doing the poster thing.
Jeff Gunderson (’17) is also representing Wooster’s dendrochronology lab with his fine poster.
Annette Hilton (’17) is presenting for the dendrochronology lab.
As is Sarah McGrath (’17).
I’m very impressed with our students and their cheerful, confident and creative presentations. It is a daunting task giving a poster at a national meeting, and they are doing it exceptionally well.
More student presentations later! We’re having a good and productive time in Denver.
Great job folks….hope you received some feedback.
Wish I was there..next year. Would like to see posters on Iceland work. All the best to everyone! Great job!