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by Emily Simpson ’18 Junior Geological Sciences major When Sigma Gamma Epsilon and Geological Sciences students visited the Ohio Division of Geological Survey’s Horace R. Collins Laboratory and Core Library on Jan. 26, they were able to observe geologists analyzing new data on an earthquake that occurred just that morning […]

By Jack Seeley Geological Sciences graduate student I started out my summer cutting rocks in Clippinger’s rock room to make slides for microscopic analysis of impact structures for my M.S. thesis under the direction of Dr. Keith Milam. After the rocks were cut, I ground them by hand in a […]

Fourteen undergraduate students in Dr. Keith Milam’s mineralogy class traveled to Virginia to visit an urban rock quarry and decipher the rocks that hold clues to the geology of Eastern North America. For many of the students, this was their first chance to use in the field what they’ve been […]

The Geological Sciences Colloquium Series presents Peter Jahl and Jack Seeley, Geological Sciences graduate students discussing their research on Oct. 27 at 4:10 p.m. in Clippinger 205. Jahl presents “Modifying and Producing Exoplanet Interior Models for Local Stellar Systems” Abstract:  Recent interest in the discovery of Earth-like exoplanets has sparked […]