DENVER, COLORADO — On this second day of the Geological Society of America meeting we had several Wooster presenters. Above Cassidy Jester (’17) describes her developing Senior Independent Study work on Jurassic “snuff-boxes“.
Dr. Pollock’s students Chloe Wallace and Ben Kumpf talked about their work on the geochemistry of a volcanic system in Iceland.
And there was me! This is my poster (With Caroline Buttler of the National Museum of Wales) on an Ordovician cave fauna.
Honorary Wooster Geologist Paul Taylor of the Natural History Museum in London also presented in our session. His project is the interpretation of a magnificent set of Carboniferous bryozoans.
Finally, here is what a typical GSA poster session looks like. You can imagine the accompanying loud buzz of several thousand voices.
