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Jacyn Schmidt ’21 and Mt Edgecombe
21 April 2022Jacyn Schmidt ’21 discusses the significance of the recent earthquake swarm beneath Mt Edgecombe near Sitka, Alaska on KCAW radio.
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Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Meet one of our wonderful volunteers! We are putting the spotlight on George-Ann Maxson — a volunteer for long-term ecological monitoring, orchid surveys, vegetation surveys…
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Rudy Molinek ’15 Produces A Geology Podcast
10 April 2022Apple Podcasts Under Our Feet is a podcast by Rudy Molinek that dives deep into the Earth and deep into time to explore the ways geologic events have shaped our…
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Brianna Rick ’14 Conducts First-ever Study Looking At Potential Flooding From Glacial Lakes And Dams In Alaska
3 February 2022Colorado State University Brianna Rick, a doctoral student in the Department of Geosciences at Colorado State University, has been conducting research in Alaska for several years. She’s developed an interest…
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Vidette Online After the end of a highly anticipated in-person fall semester, faculty and students must adjust to online remote learning once more for the first two weeks of the…
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Adam Soule ’97 To Manage $94 Million Ocean Exploration Institute
12 January 2022University of Rhode Island When Adam Soule begins work at the University of Rhode Island’s Graduate School of Oceanography later this month, he will not only become a professor of oceanography, but…
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Erik Ekdahl ’98 Pushes For Modernization Of California’s Water Data Recovery System
27 December 2021The Los Angeles Times From an unremarkable office in Sacramento, Matthew Jay can pinpoint any moment in California history when somebody was granted the right to transfer water from any…
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MIRAGE.NEWS Professors Kristin Bergmann and Larry Susskind listen fully and compassionately to students. Both are deeply invested in crafting inclusive environments – and many students attest to how effective they…
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The Michigan Daily As time begins to tick on a full-time instructor’s tenure clock, the expectations for research, teaching and service are constantly present as the main principles evaluated during the…
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The Salt Lake Tribune The Durango Herald’s 2015 photograph was instantly recognized as a scene of environmental disaster: three kayakers paddling down the Animas River in southwest Colorado, the water…