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Tag Archives: Wooster
Wooster Geology’s 2016 Annual Report
Thanks to the hard work, skills and dedication of Administrative Coordinator Patrice Reeder, our 2016 annual report is now available.
Construction of the new Life Sciences building begins, and the geologists welcome our new biologist labmates
Wooster, Ohio — The College of Wooster community will soon say goodbye to Mateer Hall (above), which has housed the Biology Department for decades. It will be demolished next month to make way for the new Ruth Williams Hall of … Continue reading
A Wooster Geologist Visits Spangler Park
Editor’s note: The following entry was written by Chloe Wallace (’17), a student in this year’s Sedimentology & Stratigraphy course. One of our writing assignments was to write a blog post about our recent field trip to Spangler Park (also … Continue reading
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Tagged Carboniferous, fossils, glacial, Pleistocene, Wooster
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Wooster Geologists in the 2016 Wooster Senior Research Symposium
WOOSTER, OHIO–A dozen Wooster Geologists participated today in the annual Wooster Senior Research Symposium: A Celebration of Independent Study! All did superb presentations that were very well received. The geology portion began in the morning with talks from Team Utah … Continue reading
Wooster Geologists begin a new academic year
The Wooster Geology Department has started the 2015-2016 school year during beautiful late summer weather. Above is the traditional first-of-the-year image of the Geology Club. Everybody is happy to be a geologist. Here are 12 of our senior geology majors … Continue reading
Team Utah 2015
Guest bloggers: Julia Franceschi and Mary Reinthal What do you get when you have zero cloud coverage, 90-degree heat, and a desert? Aside from the start of a bad joke, you get a snippet of the College of Wooster geology’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Rock Desert, Cosmogenic Dating, geology, GPS, Ice Springs Volcanic Field, Lava tubes, Lizard, pahoehoe, Rainbow, Snake, Tumuli, undergraduate research, Utah, Wooster
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Inspiring young female scientists through B-WISER
Wooster, OH – [Guest bloggers Chloe Wallace and Mary Reinthal] When thinking about geology, people tend to think first about rocks. We do love our rocks, preferably pillow basalts, but when Wooster’s campus hosted hundreds of young women science enthusiasts, … Continue reading
For Our Wooster Family
Here’s a photo of a peaceful sunrise at the Desert Studies Center to let our WOODS friends know that our thoughts are with them.
Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: A molded brachiopod from the Lower Carboniferous of Ohio
We haven’t had a local fossil featured on this blog for awhile. Above is an external mold of the spiriferinid brachiopod Syringothyris typa Winchell, 1863, from the Logan Formation (Lower Carboniferous, Osagean, about 345 million years old) of southeastern Wooster, … Continue reading
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Wooster Geologists at the 2014 Annual Geological Society of America Meeting in Vancouver, Canada
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA — Wooster geologists (faculty, students, alumni and friends) gathered for the traditional Monday night event at the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America.