Alumni Web Pages

This page has links to approximately three quarters of the people who were geology majors at Carleton College.

This page is being maintained by Tim Vick as a volunteer project.
Please send updates to timothydvick@gmail.com. Thanks!

2010s | 2000s | 1990s | 1980s | 1970s |  1960s and earlier

2010s

• Erin Arntson ’18 is an Administrative Assistant in Summer Academic Programs at Carleton College.
• Alexa Botelho ’18 is a Geologist at Langan Engineering and Environmental Services in New York City.
• Aidan Burdick ’18 is a Teacher Naturalist Intern at Glen Helen Ecology Institute in Ohio.
• Jonas Donnenfield ’18 is a Paleoceanographic Researcher at the University of California at Davis.
• Katie Grosh ’18 is a Community Program Educator at the Urban Ecology Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  She is interested in the intersection of faith and science.
• Victoria Jolly ’18 is a Project Manager at ProTec Environmental Consultants in Minneapolis.
• Konrad Krogstad ’18 is doing a Masters in Ecohydrology at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada.
• Emma Link ’18 is a Hydrologic Technician at Geoscientists-in-the-Parks in Colorado.
• Corrie Lucchesi ’18 is working on a masters in Geology at Northern Illinois University.
• Mallory Mintz ’18 recently became a Research Staff Assistant at Lamont-Doherty at the Core Repository in Palisades, N.Y.
• Chris Parsons ’18 is a graduate student in Geobiology at MIT.
• Ian Peters ’18 is an Educational Associate in the Geology Department at Carleton.
• Grace Pipes ’18 is a Medical Scribe at Cambridge Health Alliance. 
• Kaya Stitzhal ’18 is an After-School Teacher and Administration Assistant at the Valley School in Seattle.
• Eliza Thomas ’18 is an Intern at Cape Eleuthera Institute in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.
• Preston Wallin ’18 is a Salesman at Titan Machinery in Minneapolis.
• Ying Zhang ’18 is working on a master’s degree in landscape architecture at Harvard.

• Peter Barron ’17 is a GIS Technician with FORECON Inc. in New York State.
• Charles Linneman ’17 interned in Alaska with the National Park Service.
• Mara MacDonell ’17 is the Strong Start Program Coordinator at Bright Futures for Early Childhood and Families in Colorado.
• Spencer O’Bryan ’17 is a Horticulturalist at Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania.
• Haley Olson ’17 is an Academic Fellow at Harvard University.
• Erin Patrick ’17 is a graduate student in Museum Studies at the University Leicester in the U.K.
• Stefan Payne-Wardenaar ’17 is a Scientific Visualizer, 3D Animator and Media Artist in Northfield, MN.
• Emily Ross ’17 is an Artist In Residence and Education Fellow at the Wassaic Project in New York State.  She spent a year as a Watson Fellow studying the intersection of geology and ceramics in several countries.  Here is a news story which explains her Watson project.  And her web site.
• Chloe Rouhandeh ’17 is a Corporate Strategy Associate at Abeona Therapeutics Inc. in New York.
• Jesse Rubin ’17 works at Dynamic Graphics in Maryland.
• Leah Sacks ’17 is working on a Masters in Geology at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario (her entry is toward the bottom of the page in alphabetical order).
• Aaron Schwab ’17 is a Research Technologist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.
• Perrin Stein ’17 is a Reporter with the Bozeman Daily Chronicle in Montana.  Her stories are carried by numerous papers throughout the mountain states; here’s one about a political ethics case.
• Anna Thompson ’17 is a Graduate Student at Iowa State University.

• Noah Anderson ’16 is a graduate student in paleoecology with Kristin Bergmann ’04 at M.I.T.
• Nelson Bandy ’16 is a Geologist and Outdoor Enthusiast.
• Charlotte Beal ’16 is a Residential Counselor at Franciscan Children’s in Massachusetts.
• William Chapman ’16 is working on a Masters in Geomorphology at UC Santa Cruz, California.
• Ilana Crankshaw ’16 is working on an M.S. in Civil Engineering in Hydrology, Water Resources and Environmental Fluid Mechanics at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
• Elizabeth Davis ’16 earned a masters in Mediterranean Archaeology at University College London in England and now is an Academic Administrative Assistant in Romance Languages at St. Olaf College.
• Sally Donovan ’16 is a Research Scholar at The Fulbright Program studying the intersection of heat and soil.
• Sarah Jordan ’16 is an Energy Counselor at the Center for Energy and Environment in the Twin Cities.
• Caroline Lauth ’16 is an Independent Studies Coordinator and Medical Coordinator at The Outdoor Academy in North Carolina.
• George McAneny ’16 is a Geological Consultant at Ceres, Inc. in California.
• Shanti Penprase ’16 is a Program Assistant with the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization in the Twin Cities.
• Forrest Williams ’16 is studying stream bank erosional processes and associated phenomena at Iowa State University.

• Lydia Auner ’15 is an environmental scientist with TRC Companies in Madison, Wisconsin.
• Leah Cromer ’15 is a Hydrologic Technician with the U.S. Geological Survey in Massachusetts.
• Luke Fairchild ’15 is a PhD student at UC Berkeley with emphases on paleomagnetism, true polar wander, impact cratering, and geodynamics.  He recently published with Nick Swanson-Hysell ’05 on Red Bed Magnetization.
• Bill Grimm ’15 is a Staff Scientist at Aspect Consulting in Seattle.
• Emily Houlihan ’15 is a Scientific Aid at the State Water Resources Control Board in California.
• Jabari Jones ’15 is a Graduate Student in Geomorphology at the University of Minnesota.
• Charles Kaufman ’15 is self-employed and works with Applied Inference to provide program evaluation for educational grants and other programs requesting statistical analysis.
• Katherine McLellan ’15 is a Geologist with Barr Engineering in Minnesota.
• Leah Nelson ’15 is a Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Minnesota.
• Jayne Pasternak ’15 is helping out at Brick Oven Bakery in Northfield, “and smiling a lot.”
• Jeremy Randolph-Flagg ’15 is working on a Masters in Geology at Iowa State University.
• Ian Reeves ’15 is a PhD student in Coastal Environmental Change at the University of North Carolina.  He recently published on the Impacts of Seagreass on coastal systems.
• Julia Reich ’15 is a Program Coordinator for Genesys Works.
• Lauren Salberg ’15 is a Geologist with Woodard and Curran in California.
• Emma Schneider ’15 is a Geology Researcher at Macalester College and an Outdoor Instructor at REI in St. Paul, Minnesota.
• Jackson Vanfleet-Brown ’15 recently completed Basic Officer Training to become an Ensign for NOAA (scroll down to the very bottom of the page).

• Sarah Alexander ’14 is an PhD student and Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
• Catherine Christenson ’14 is a Research Assistant at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  She’s also working for the Geological And Natural History Survey.
• Jennie Chu ’14 is a Software Engineer Intern at Seesaw Learning in San Francisco.
• Anderson Cole ’14 is a Trip Leader at Backroads in Colorado.
• Brian Frett ’14 is an account representative at CHS, an agricultural co-op in Minnesota.
• Mary Reagan Harvey ’14 is Manager of Marketing Automation at Virgil Holdings Inc. in Chicago.
• Rachel Johnson ’14 is a Graduate Research Fellow in the Biological Systems Engineering Department and M.S. student in Water Resources Management at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
• Maureen Kahn ’14 is an artist interested in observation and natural sciences working on a Masters at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  She participated in a geologic mapping excursion in Idaho and Eastern Oregon.
• Lucy Livesay ’14 is a Policy Coordinator at the Center for Western Priorities in Colorado.  Here is her blog.
• Chloe Nelson ’14 is a Buyer and Inventory Manager at Cole Hardware in San Francisco.
• MacKenzie Persen ’14 is a Buyer at Impossible Foods Inc. in California.
• Mariah Radue ’14 is a Geoscientist-in-the-Park at Yosemite National Park in California.
• Brianna Rick ’14 is a PhD student at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins.
• Milana Socha ’14 is an Assistant Swim Coach at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire.
• Chelsea Wagner ’14 teaches 8th grade science at North Attleboro Middle School in Massachusetts.
• Cameron Webb ’14 is a Global Procurement Analyst at Nike in Oregon and he coaches baseball at a local high school.
• Josh Zoellmer ’14 is a Geologist at Kraemer Mining and Materials in Minnesota; here’s his personal web site.

• Thomas Birren ’13 is a graduate student in geology at Iowa State University.
• Schuyler Metcalf ’13 is an Associate Consultant at the IT firm Wostmann and Associates in Juneau, Alaska.
• Lillian Pearson ’13 is working on a Masters in Marine Science at the University of Southern Mississippi.
• Jenny Piela ’13 is self-employed in California.
• Rose Prullage ’13 works at Mackin Educational Resources in Minnesota.
• Nicolas Roberts ’13 is graduate student in structural geology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. 
• Caroline Scheevel ’13 is a Geological Engineer at BGC Engineering in Colorado.
• Tyler Schuetz Watkins ’13 is a Project Professional at SCS Engineers in California.
• Kaj Snow ’13 is Geologist with Parsons Corp. in Denver.
• Taylor LaCasse Willow ’13 is a Continental Divide Trail Resource Assistant with the US Forest Service.
  
• Andrew Wolter ’13 is an Account Executive at Xenex Disinfection Services in Texas.

• Charlotte Alster ’12 is a Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of California, Irvine, working on microbial ecology, biogeochemistry and science communication.  Check out her stunning water ballet on microbial activity in soils.
• Sarah Berry ’12 is an Environmental Professional working at Hillman Consulting in Massachusetts.
• Megan Ferre Clendenon ’12 is a Writer and Blog Manager at the student-services website Student Caffé.
• Adam Denny ’12 is a graduate student in Geochemistry at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
• Hannah Hilbert-Wolf ’12 is an Adjunct Research Associate in Geology at James Cook University in Queensland, Australia.
• Laura Hockenbury ’12 is a Sales Specialist at REI and Buddhist Chaplain in Boulder, Colorado.
• Evan Johnson ’12 is an AmeriCorps Energy Corps Member at Opportunity Link in Oregon.
• Elizabeth Lundstrom ’12 works in the Geochemistry Lab at the University of Minnesota.
• Ailsa McCulloch ’12 is a Civil Engineer-in-Training, Water Resources at Stantec Consulting Services in Minnesota.
• Peter Scheuermann ’12 is a PhD candidate at the University of Minnesota doing experiments at temperatures and pressures relevant to seafloor hydrothermal vents to investigate elemental partitioning and mineral solubility in vapor-liquid-mineral systems.
• Zach Stewart ’12 wrote on how sediment deformation in the Jordan Sandstone affects modern hydrogeology when he was a Carleton student.
• Angus Vaughan ’12 is a Watershed Modeler for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency in Duluth.
• Alex Walker ’12 is a Fluvial Geomorphologist in Utah.   Here is his web site.
• Nina Whitney ’12 is working on a PhD in oceanography at Iowa State University.
• Griffin Williams ’12 is head brewer in his family’s brewery in Seattle.

• Miki Beavis ’11 is a graduate student at The Bartlett Centre For Advanced Spatial Analysis in London.  She also has been playing in a rock band.
• Annie Boucher ’11 is Program Manager for the Juneau Icefield Research Program in Alaska.
• Nick Holschuh ’11 is a Postdoctoral Research Scientist at University of Washington – Department of Earth and Space Sciences studying the Antarctic Ice Sheet.
• Ray McGaughey’11 is Director of Admissions at High Mountain Institute in Colorado.
• Alissa Morson ’11 is an Adjunct Instructor committed to youth development and peace-building at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
• Alice Newman ’11 is a High School Science Teacher at Langkaer Gymnasium in Denmark.
• Masaru Nobu ’11 is a Research Scientist at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology.  He recently was an author on a paper describing the genome sequence of a novel bacterium.
• Benjamin Chilson-Parks ’11 is graduate student in igneous geochemistry at Brown University.
• Noah Randolph-Flagg ’11 is a Ph.D. student in the Earth and Planetary Sciences Department at the University of California at Berkeley.
• Ana Vang ’11 is a Community Relations Specialist for the Metropolitan Council of the Twin Cities in Minnesota.  Here’s a profile of her work.
• Andrew Walters ’11 is a graduate student in the Geosciences department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
• Adrienne Wilber ’11 is profiled in this piece from the Sitka (Alaska) Conservation Society.  And here’s a neat story from NPR about Adrienne fishing with her father.
• Amanda Yourd ’11 is a Hydrologist for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (her information is at the bottom of the page).   She recently completed her Masters in Earth Sciences at the University of Minnesota.  She gave talks on her research at Macalester and  Minnesota AIPG/AWG luncheons.

• Lila Battis ’10 is Associate Editor for Travel + Leisure media in New York.  Here are some of her recent stories.
• Laura Bazzetta ’10 is the owner-operator at Horseradish Ranch LLC in the Columbia River Gorge in Washington.  Here are some of her Blog Writings.
• James Bethune ’10 is a hydrogeologist at Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico.
• David Brink-Roby ’10 is a Ph.D. student in Structural Geology at the University of Rochester.   In 2013 he and two team mates won a prize for an innovative geothermal electrical generating station.
• Sarah Crump ’10 is a working on a PhD at the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of Colorado Boulder.
• Travis Drake ’10 is finishing a PhD in Chemical Oceanography at Florida State. 
• Kimberly Elson ’10 is a Master Brewer at Hooby’s Brewing in California.
• Jordan Epstein ’10 is founder and CEO of Stroll Health, a California startup that is working to make healthcare easier and more affordable. 
• Nathan Evenson ’10 is a Project Geologist at Kane Environmental, Inc. in Seattle.
• Mark Hagemann ’10 is on a Post-doc at Ohio State University. 
• Lauren Howell ’10 is a Systems Engineer at Northrop Grumman Corporation in Chicago.
• Dylan Linet ’10 is a design, build and real estate agent in the Twin Cities.
• Zach Montes ’10 works at a media company in Wyoming that helps local non-profits tell their stories through modern channels.  Here are some samples (watch for Zach!)
• Michael Mooney ’10 is an EMT and is interested in getting a Masters in Nursing.
• Allison Pfeiffer ’10 is  teaching Fluvial Geomorphology at Western Washington University.
• Andrew Ritts ’10 is a petroleum geologist in Denver.
• Nate Ryan ’10 is a multimedia producer at Minnesota Public Radio and a freelance photographer.
• Julia Schwarz ’10 is a Staff Geologist at Kennedy/Jenks Consultants in Seattle.
• Chelsea Scott ’10 is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Arizona State University.  She gave a talk on An Analysis of Earthquake Data recently.
• Stuart Sweeney Smith ’10 is an Environmental Design Engineer at Apple.
• Allison Vitkus ’10 is a Resource Management Assistant at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Alberta.
• Sibo Wang ’10 is a Technical Support Analyst at Harvard Business School.
• Sophie Williams ’10 is a bread baker in Bellingham, Washington. Here’s her blog.

2000s

• Jonathan Aronson ’09 is an Anesthesiology Resident at the University of Arkansas for Medical Science in Little Rock.
• Kathryn Buckner ’09 is a Senior Staff Counsel at the South Carolina Administrative Law Court.
• Lauren Colwell ’09 is a Senior Project Consultant at Environmental Resources Management in the Twin Cities.
• Kirk Elsass ’09 is in graduate school in history at Montana State University-Bozeman.
• Aaron Fricke ’09 finished his PhD in 2017 and then stayed on as a post-doc at the University of Washington to finish a project examining morphodynamics of the Ayeyarwady tidal river in Myanmar.
• Mary Henke-Haney ’09 is an Education Associate for the City of St. Paul, Minnesota, and she’s on the board of directors of the sustainable gardening support group Gardening Matters in Minneapolis.
• Justin LaMont ’09 is a Programmer/Analyst – CRM Systems with the Sierra Club in San Francisco.
• Tiffany Cox Leonard ’09 is a Science Editor at Compuscript Limited in Champaign, Illinois.
• Katie Marks ’09 lives at the intersection of marketing and science at Cielo in Milwaukee.
• Maija Sipola ’09 is at the University of Iowa researching the application of geoarchaeological research methods to paleoanthropological sites.
• Kristin Sweeney ’09 is an Assistant Professor in Environmental Studies at The  University of Portland in Oregon. Here is her website.
• Phil Varella ’09 is a Physical Science Technician in Paleontology at Badlands National Park in South Dakota.
• Elizabeth Webb ’09 has begun a PhD program at the University of Florida in Gainsville.

• Katie Bovee ’08 is an EMT in Boyceville in western Wisconsin.
• Dan Callahan ’08 is a Developer Advocate for Mozilla Corporation.
• Karin Brown Colby ’08 is Head Men’s and Women’s Swimming Coach at Swarthmore College.
• Matt Dettinger ’08 is an Academic Editor at Research Square.
• Ethan Hyland ’08 teaches sedimentology and stratigraphy at North Carolina State University.
• Hannah Kinzie ’08 is an environmental geologist with EHS Support in Chicago.
• Calvin Lieu ’08 is an Exchange Program Developing Manager at The Royal Academy of Mandarin and Chinese Culture for Groupe Nova Performance – Nova Langues in France.
• Tyler Mackey ’08 is a postdoctoral fellow at MIT.  He recently completed his PhD at UC-Davis studying microbial mats in ice-covered lakes in Antarctica.  Here is a nice profile of his work.
• Cicely Miltich ’08 is a Senior Managing Associate at Dentons, a global legal firm, in the Chicago area.
• Marc Monbouquette ’08 is a Senior Manager, Regulatory and Government Affairs, at eMotorWerks in California.
• Samantha Nakata ’08 is a GIS Analyst and Desktop Programmer in Clark County, Washington, who wrote this paper on submarine lava flows under the advisorship of Adam Soule ’97.
• John Nowinski ’08 is Geologist at the consulting firm Jacobs in Salt Lake City.
• Libby Ritz ’08 is an Academic Editor at Research Square, working remotely from Minnesota.
• Sam Roberts ’08 is an Avian Ecologist at the University of Delaware.
• Perry Spector ’08 is a graduate student at the University of Washington who has been studying glaciology in Antarctica.
• Lydia Staisch ’08 is a Research Geologist with the US Geological Survey in California. Here’s her personal web site.
• Clara Tsang ’08 is the International Communications Manager for the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board.

• Lauren Andrews ’07 is a NASA Postdoctoral Fellow in Cryospheric Sciences at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.  She recently published a paper on water movements affecting Greenland’s glaciers.
• Sarah Bergman ’07 teaches secondary school science in Denver.
• Keith Christianson ’07  is a geologist at Chevron.
• Nate Dixon ’07 is a Hardware Engineer at Apple.
• Mark Dyson ’07 is a Principal at Rocky Mountain Institute in Colorado.  He has written numerous articles about electrical energy.
• Jack Gibbons ’07 is a PhD Candidate at the  University of Arizona.
• Willy Guenthner ’07 teaches structural geology and geochronology at The University Of Illinois; a few years ago on a field trip he took in some spectacular Utah geology.
• Kelly Hereid ’07 is a research scientist at Chubb Insurance in Pennsylvania.
• Gloria Jimenez ’07 is working on her PhD in paleoclimatology at Arizona.  Here is her research web site.
• John Kracum ’07 is an attorney in California.
• Ross Mitchell ’07 studies Earth history at Curtin University in Australia.  Here is his personal web site.
• Kendra Murray ’07 is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Hamilton College in New York.  Here is her personal web site.
• Selena Pang ’07 is a Planner at PBR Hawaii & Associates in Hawaii.
• Donald Penman ’07 is on a postdoc at Yale.
• Nick Riordan ’07 is teaching geology at the University of Alaska Anchorage.
• Megan Rohrssen ’07 teaches Geobiology and Molecular Organic Geochemistry at Central Michigan University, and she researched biomarkers in the stratigraphic record to understand the microbial communities in the Ordovician seas.
• Ellen Root ’07 is Director Of Fun at the Northern Delicious CSA in northern Minnesota and a guide at Wintergreen Dogsled Lodge.  She recently won a Rhubarb Leaf Contest with a YUUUGE rhubarb leaf!
  
• Susan Schnur ’07 is a PhD student in Oceanography at Oregon State University.
• Dan Shapiro ’07 is an Attorney at Winston & Strawn in New York.
• Cliff Swanson Swanberg ’07 is a travel agent in Minneapolis.

• Mike Bagley ’06 is a Geologist at PBS Engineering and Environmental Inc. in Seattle.
• Kelsey Dyez ’06 is a Research Lab Specialist at the University of Michigan in environmental science.  Here is his LinkedIn page.
• Dan Jones ’06 researches cave geomicrobiology at the University of Minnesota.
• Rachel Brown Reid ’06 is a post-doctoral researcher at Washington University in St. Louis; here is a paper she wrote on studying isotopic ecology of coyotes using scat and road-kill carcasses.

• Tim Beaster ’05 is a Conservation Specialist for the South St. Louis Soil and Water Conservation District.  He co-authored a report on Stressors In The Lake Superior Watershed.
• Will Gallin ’05 is a Landslide Hazards Geologist for the Washington state Geological Survey; when he was at Carleton he studied the geology of Mongolia.  He co-authored a recent paper on Landslide Susceptibility of the Columbia Gorge.
• Callen Hyland is a Life Sciences Scientist and Consultant with Embi Tec in California.
• Karla Knudson ’05 is a Health Fellow at Insight Data Science in California and a a post-doctoral scientist at Columbia University in New York; she was awarded a prestigious fellowship to support her studies in arctic climate change..
• Emily Levine ’05 operates a vegetable farm in Idaho.
• Andrew Lorenz ’05 is an Environmental Engineer at Arcadis in Detroit.
• Pam Moeller ’05 is a GIS Analyst and Geologist with the consulting firm Jacobs in Olympia, Washington.
• Cristina Robins ’05 is a Senior Museum Scientist at the University of California, Berkeley.
• Ellen Schaal ’05 is a Lecturer in Environmental Science And Studies at DePaul University in Chicago, and she wrote this paper on the size of early Triassic organisms.
• Emily Schwing ’05 is an Inland Northwest Correspondent at Northwest News Network in Spokane; here are some of her recent news stories.
• Louise Miltich Seagroves ’05 is a Planner for the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
• Marisa Sowles ’05 is a Water Resource Specialist at Geum environmental Consulting in Montana.
• Nick Swanson-Hysell ’05 is teaching geology at Berkeley. 

• Kristin Bergmann ’04 teaches sedimentary geology at M.I.T.  She was awarded a Packard Fellowship with a research grant of $875,000 in 2018.
• Sean Bryan ’04 is teaching geology at Colorado State University.
• Dave Auerbach Colwyn ’04, is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at The University of Colorado at Boulder; here is his personal web site. 
• Jeff Dorr ’04 is a Senior Analyst at J Capital Research in Chicago.
• Annaliese Eipert ’04 is a Geologist with NewFields and she teaches Geology at Helena College in Montana.  She was a co-author on this article in NATURE about the 1960 giant earthquake in Chile.
• Joseph Graly ’04 studies the chemical evolution of Antarctic rocks at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis.
• Lisa Kanner ’04 is a senior scientist at 2ndNature LLC, and she wrote this paper about studying pyroxenes on Mars.
• Lyndsey Kleppin ’04 is a geologist with Bristol Environmental Remediation Services in Alaska.
• Bess Koffman ’04 is a geology professor at Colby College in Maine.
• Breanyn MacInnes ’04 teaches geology at Central Washington University.
• Leah Morgan ’04 is a Research Geologist with the US Geological Survey in Denver.
• Brandon Murphy ’04 is a Geologist with Divis Consulting in California and he works on educational resources with UC Santa Cruz.
• Gabe Nelson ’04 is a geologist at FrOG Tech in Australia, and he described the geology of the Wallaby Plateau.
• Kristin O’Connell ’04 is an Evaluation/Education Specialist for the Science Education Resource Center (SERC) at Carleton College.

• Marc Antinoro ’03 created this website on the Seven Mile Creek Watershed for his comps project.
• Liz Cassel ’03 teaches Tectonics and Sedimentology at the University of Idaho.
• Amalia Doebbert ’03 is a geologist in Texas for Total.
• Nancy Harris ’03 is a Groundwater Geologist for the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality.
• Benjamin Harrison ’03 i s an Environmental Science Research Specialist in Earth and Atmospheric Studies at Central Michigan University.
  
• Melissa Keevil ’03 took a trip powered by road fat.
• Tiffany Larsen ’03 is a Sales Associate at REI in Bend, Oregon.
• Adrienne Hacker Pahl ’03 is a pediatrician in Vermont.
• Devin McPhillips ’03 is a Visitor In Geology at Caltech and works for the US Geological Survey.  He previously did a post-doc at the Unviersity of Vermont.
• Marshall Sundberg ’03 is an operations geologist for ExxonMobil Exploration Company in Houston.
• Graham Zorn ’03 is an attorney in the Washington, D.C. office of Beveridge & Diamond, P.C., with a general litigation, regulatory, and environmental practice.

• Christian Andreassi ’02 is a Research financial analyst at the University of California San Francisco, among other things.
• Heather Borkowski ’02 is a sensory herbologist and personal coach in Scotland.
  
• Kizzy Charles-Guzman ’02 is an Environmental Policy and Sustainability Professional and Deputy Director in the New York City Mayor’s Office and she teaches Environmental Studies at NYU.  In 2017 she was named by City & State Magazine to the “40 Under 40” list of future leaders.
  
• Lauren Chetel ’02 is a Geologist for BP Oil in Houston.
• Elizabeth Clark ’02 is a Wastewater Engineer (Modeling) with the King County Wastewater Treatment Division in Seattle.
• Benjamin Drummond ’02 makes documentaries with his wife and partner Sara Joy Steele on climate change and other global environmental issues.  He got a start with his comps project, “Blue Ice”.
  
• Andrew Gendaszek ’02 is a hydrologist for the U.S. Geological Survey.
• David Hunziger ’02 is a Woodworker and Operations Manager at Urban Hardwoods in Seattle.  He co-authored a book about Native American Artifacts found in Wisconsin.
• Matt Kuharic ’02 is the Climate Change Program Coordinator for King Co., Washington;  he also contributed to this study of glacial lakes and floods in the Himalayas.
• Katja Meyer ’02 is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Science at Willamette University in Oregon.  Here is her personal home page.
• Eric Nemitz ’02 teaches science at the Dublin School in New Hampshire.  Here is another story about him.
• David Nickerson ’02 is a Medical Review Officer at Sheridan Memorial Hospital in Wyoming.
• Alyssa Thomas ’02 is consulting with the Wildlife Conservation Society in the South Pacific.
• Hilary Gittings Trethewey ’02 is an IT and Organizational Change Portfolio Manager at W.L. Gore & Associates in Pennsylvania.
  
  
• Will Amidon ’01 teaches geology at Middlebury College.
• Kate Anders ’01 owns a dog-training school in the Twin Cities area.
• Phil Anderson ’01 teaches paleontology and evolutionary biology at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
• James Bishop ’01 is a research geologist at Chevron and he wrote on molar tooth structures in sedimentary rocks in Africa.
• Jake Eaton ’01 is a science teacher at a private day school in Madison, Wisconsin. 
• Stefanie Morrison Herrick ’01 is Assistant Director of Events at United Way of Dane County in Wisconsin.
• Matt Hinckley ’01 teaches science at Longfellow Middle School in Berkeley, California.  One day his class launched a high-altitude balloon Cansat mission.
  
• Scott Hynek ’01 is a Hydrologist for the US Geological Survey in Utah.
• Elizabeth Valaas Hyslop ’01 is a Lab Scientist at RI Analytical in Madison, Wisconsin.
• Ani Kameenui ’01 is the Director, Legislation and Policy at the National Parks Conservation Association. While she was a Carleton student, Ani founded an environmental day camp.
• Matthias Kirch ’01 is a health data manager at the University of Michigan.
• Isaac Larsen ’01 is teaches geomorphology and landscape evolution at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst; he recently published ground-breaking research on the pace of soil development.
• Jamie Levine ’01 teaches geology at Appalachian State in North Carolina.
• Elizabeth Lowham ’01 teaches Political Science and Coastal Marine Science at California Polytechnic State University.
• Peter McAuliffe ’01 is a Principal at the Seneca Group in Seattle.
• Aleshia Mueller ’01 is a filmmaker.  She is Director at Sea to See Film in the Twin Cites area, and she owns Reel Nomad Productions.
• Laura Cleaveland Peterson ’01 teaches Earth and Environmental Science at Luther College. 
• Ned Phillips ’01 is a Conservation Associate with the Minnesota Land Trust.
• Sarah Johnson Phillips ’01 is an attorney in Minneapolis working on renewable energy issues.
• Sara Decherd Rutzky ’01 teaches geology at Wake Tech Community College.
• Anne Sawyer ’01 teaches On-Farm Food Safety for the University of Minnesota Extension.  Here’s a nice profile of her.
• Carl Tape ’01 develops and applies techniques in computational and observational seismology at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks.
• Trent Terriquez ’01 is a Strategic Planner, Technology Operations at Nike.
• Kevin Uno ’01 is an Assistant Research Professor at Lamont-Doherty in New York.
• Galen Ward ’01 is founder and CEO of Estately, an innovative real estate search website.

• Tom Alcivar ’00 founded Train Me Tom Fitness.
• Christina Berglund ’00 is a land use and environmental attorney at the Remy Moose Manley law firm in California.
• Sara Bertelson Smith ’00 is a Sustainability and Energy Support Manager with the Metropolitan Council of the Twin Cities in Minnesota.
• Alden Boetsch ’00 co-authored a study on Collaborative Planning on State Trust Lands.
• Jean Dixon ’00 teaches geology at Montana State University.
• Matt Howard ’00 is a software developer in Madison, Wisconsin.
• Jon Jensen ’00 is Director of Sustainability at MaGrann Associates in Pennsylvania.
• Zachary Katz ’00 is Chief Access Officer at FIND in New York City.
• Anna Nelson Laloe ’00 founded and owns ecoFete, an eco-firendly party supply rental company in upstate New York.
• Anders Matney ’00 is an architect and planning professional at Rehkamp Larson Architects in Minneapolis; among his recent projects is the new meeting house for the Cannon Valley Friends.
• Luc Mehl ’00 is an adventurer!
  
• Liz Penny ’00 is Campus Lead, SF, at Hack Reactor in California; she also helped design an internship in a homeless women’s center.
• Joanna Reuter ’00 operates Chert Hollow Freelance with her husband Eric.
• Patrick Roehrdanz ’00 worked on a conservation assessment for the Cayuma Valley.
• Sean Sturges ’00 is a Financial Advisor at D.A. Davidson Companies in Great Falls, Montana.
• Stacy Tellinghuisen ’00 is a Senior Climate Policy Analyst for Western Resource Advocates, a Rocky Mountain area law and policy organization.
• Erica Richardson Wallstrom ’00 teaches earth science at Rutland High School in Vermont.  In 2014 she was named an Einstein Fellow and participated in the National Science Foundation’s Polar Program.
  
• Annie Winkler ’00 is a Pickle Maker in a co-op in Massachusetts.
• Liila Woods ’00 is a Senior Consultant at thinkstep in Seattle.

1990s

• Alison Anders ’99 teaches geomorphology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
• Erika Beyer ’99 is a freelance scientific illustrator and graphic designer.
• Mizu Kinney Burruss ’99 is the Waite Ranch Restoration Project Manager for the Siuslaw Watershed Council in Oregon.
• Emily Burton ’99 is an elementary teacher in Ridgeline Montessori School in Oregon.
• Marin Byrne ’99 is the Development Director at Loppet Foundation in Minneapolis, and she also does graphic design.
• Alison Jerris “AJ” Chalom ’99 is the Humanist Grants Coordinator at Foundation Beyond Belief, Inc. in Chicago.
• Carrie Davis Todd ’99 teaches geomorphology, hydrology and hydrogeology at Baldwin Wallace University in Ohio.
• Ben Deiner ’99 is a physician in California.  He recently joined the board of directors of CALM.
• Noah Finnegan ’99 teaches geomorphology and tectonics at UC-Santa Cruz.
• Brian Fleming ’99 is a financial advisor in northern Minnesota.
• Heidi Guetschow ’99 is Senior Legal Counsel at Immersion Corporation in California.
• Erich Heydweiller ’99 is a geologist for BHP Billiton in Houston.
• “Hig” Higman ’99 is an Alaskan explorer running Ground Truth Trekking and a project manager at Nuka Research and Planning Group.  He and his wife Erin trekked from Seattle to Alaska for science and the environment.
• Kate Hofmann ’99 is a freelance writer in Michigan.
• Andrew Mattox ’99 is Vice President of Sustainable Development at Evrnu in Seattle, a company creating regenerative fiber technology.
• Chuck Mc Callum ’99 is a Library Web Developer at WGBH, Boston.
• Bill Pike ’99 is a Division Director, Computing and Analytics at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Washington State.
• Dave Schneider ’99 is a project scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
• Nate Sheldon ’99 teaches geology and studies paleoclimates at the University of Michigan.
• Mike Smith ’99 teaches sedimentology and geochronology at Northern Arizona University. 
• Leigh Stearns ’99 teaches glaciology at the University of Kansas.
• Ken Tape ’99 is a Research Assistant Professor in Ecology at the Institute of Northern Engineering, University of Alaska Fairbanks.

• Megan Anderson ’98 teaches geology at Colorado College.
• Dave Bitner ’98 is the owner of GIS consultancy dbSpatial LLC in Minnesota.
• Josh Bookin ’98 is Manager of Instructional Support and Development at Harvard Graduate School of Education.
• Martha Carlson Mazur ’98 teaches environmental science and ecology at Bellarmine University in Kentucky.
• Kelvin Chan ’98 is a baritone (singer) in New York City
• Nathan Church ’98 is a Researcher at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology at Trondheim.
• Joseph Colgan ’98 studies crustal geology for the USGS.
• Erik Ekdahl ’98 is a geologist with the California Water Resources Control Board.  He recently gave a talk on Implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act.
• Caroline Elliott ’98 is a USGS geologist who studies river systems.
• Pete Erickson ’98 is a staff scientist at the Stockholm Environment Institute. 
• Todd Fleming ’98 is Director of College Counseling at Iolani School in Hawaii.
• Ada Hamilton ’98 is a Project Scientist at SoundEarth Strategies, Inc.
• Alex Hildebrand ’98 is Assistant Attorney General for the State of Alaska.
• Sarah Jarvis ’98 is a Nurse with the University of Michigan Health System.
• Chris Jones ’98 is Marketing and Communications Director at The Loft Literary Center.  He also is the author of the book “Behind The Book” exploring the writing process for authors.
  
• David Jones ’98 teaches soft rock geology at Amherst College.
• Brian Klawiter ’98 is a craftsman specializing in custom cabinetry, stained glass windows, and other home improvements.
• Frances Watson Lengowski ’98 is an architect in Virginia.
• Elija Levitt ’98 is an Environmental Planner at the Washington State Department Of Ecology.
  
• Lindsay Lightner ’98 advises education majors at Washington State University.
• Alison Macalady ’98 is a AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow in the United States Agency For International Development (USAID) in the Office of Water.
• Adam Maloof ’98 teaches geology at Princeton; he was lead author on this ground-breaking research which identified possible animal fossil earlier than ever seen before.
• Aaron McDaniel ’98 is Director of Product Management at Boundless Geospatial and participated in this Webinar in 2018.
• Miles Mercer ’98 is a Manager of Business Development for the City of Minneapolis.
• Peter Moore ’98 teaches geomorphology at Iowa State working on geomorphology, glacial processes and environmental impacts.
• Nick Patterson ’98 is an attorney in Oregon.
• Allison Payne ’98 is a geologist with AECOM Environmental Group in Alaska.
• Kristin Ulstad Propson ’98 is a subject matter expert consultant in nursing for Elsevier Publishing and is on the board of the Northeast Iowa Montessori School in Decorah, Iowa.
• Deborah Cussen Scheibe ’98 is a Physical Therapist at Real Rehab Sports in Seattle.
• Kurt Steffen ’98 is a geologist with ExxonMobil Exploration Company.
• Dan Thornton ’98 teaches environmental studies at Washington State University.  His CV can be found in the faculty section here.
• Trina Vithayathil ’98 (scroll down toward the bottom of the page) teaches Global Studies at Providence College in Rhode Island.  She recently gave a talk on the intricacies of counting castes in India.

• Dave Barbeau ’97 teaches geology at the University of South Carolina.
• Josh Feinberg ’97 teaches Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism at the University of Minnesota.
• Dan Feiveson ’97 is a Founding Partner at Legendary Data LLC in Colorado.
• Claire Fellman ’97 is director/landscape architect and Lecturer at the Rhode Island School Of Design.
• John Fiege ’97 is a film maker.  He passes on his skills and philosophy through internships.  Here is his IMDb page.
• Karen Purdy Gotto ’97 is Director, Supply Planning and Procurement at Pacifica in California.
• Kim Knight ’97 is a nuclear forensic research scientist at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory.
• Molly Madden ’97 is an environmental protection specialist for the EPA.
• David McGee ’97 teaches paleoclimate and geochronology at M.I.T.
• Katrina Petersen ’97 is a Senior Research Analyst with Trilateral Research Ltd. in England.  Here is a description of her work.
• Geoff Ruth ’97 is the Academic Dean at The Urban School Of San Francisco. He recently taught a special course on Climate Change.
• Lindsay Schoenbohm ’97 teaches Tectonic Geomorphology at the University of Toronto; she specializes in climatic-tectonic interactions.  Here is her web site.
• Ben Sheets ’97 is a senior geoscientist at Barr Engineering in Minneapolis.
• Adam Soule ’97 is an associate scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; he recently discovered the largest volcanic eruption on record in the deep ocean.
• Allison Thomson ’97 is Science and Research Director at Field To Market: The Alliance for sustainable Agriculture in Washington, D.C.
• Lisa Van Arsdale ’97 is a Senior Analyst for the Federal Government Accountability Office.
• Laura Veirs ’97, a singer/songwriter, has been doing shows all over North America and Europe; see her in Wikipedia, Myspace.  She recently did an album with K.D. Lang and Neko Case.
• Ann Zawistoski ’97 is Associate Director of Research and Instruction in the University of St. Thomas Library in St. Paul, Minnesota.

• Karissa Baker ’96 is chairs the Science Department at St. Paul Academy And Summit School in St. Paul, Minnesota.
• Vanessa Bodrie ’96 works at SageGlass in Faribault, MN.
• Justin Clarke ’96 is a transportation specialist at the US Department of Transportation.
• Andrea Stein Figueroa teaches high school science in California.
• Josh Galster ’96 teaches environmental geology at Montclair State University. 
• Karen Bobbitt Gran ’96 is teaching geomorphology and related topics the University of Minnesota – Duluth.  Here is her web page.
• Cari Johnson ’96 teaches geology at the University of Utah.
• Allon Katz ’96 is Director and General Manager at Amazon Prime Now – Whole Foods Market & 3rd Party at Amazon.com.
• David Mitchell ’96 in a Hydrologist with Jacobs, a consulting firm in Boston.
• Sara Gran Mitchell ’96 teaches Environmental Studies at Holy Cross College in Massachusetts.
• Carrie Morrill ’96 is a climate research scientist with the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences in Colorado.
• Anders Noren ’96 is the Director of the Continental Scientific Drilling Coordination Office at the University of Minnesota.
• Stephanie Phippen ’96 is a Senior Geoscientist/Project Manager at Tetra Tech, Inc. in Colorado.
  
• Shannon Ginn Robinson ’96 is a Conference Coordinator and Special Projects Manager for the nonprofit School’s Out Washington in Seattle.
• Art Rodriguez ’96 is the Dean of Admission and Student Financial Services at Vassar College.
• Evan Stoner ’96 is Frontend Engineering Manager at Simple Finance in Seattle.
• Kevin Theissen ’96 teaches sedimentary geology at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul.

• Tripp Bishop ’95 is a Community Developer at Barclay Card US.
• Dan Fehler ’95 is a Computer Systems Analyst at Griffiths Corporation in Minnesota.
• Christopher Gutmann ’95 is a Senior Hydrogeologist at Tetra Tech in Denver.
• Kate Jesdale ’95 teaches middle school science in Burlington, VT.   Here she discusses teaching science vocabulary.
• John “Rowan” Littell ’95 is a Senior Systems Administrator at Pandora in San Francisco.
• Roy Luck ’95 is a Petroleum Geologist at RPS Energy in Houston.
• Anthony Moore ’95 is a Business Process Consultant at Target in the Twin Cities.
  
• Derek Murrow ’95 is the Senior Director, Climate and Clean Energy Program for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
• Cindy Pearson ’95 owns Golden Tutoring and Enrichment LLC in Golden, Colorado.
• Ofori Pearson ’95 is an oil geologist for the US Geological Survey in Denver.  He recently contributed to this Survey of Natural Gas in the Bossier and Haynesvelle Fms. on the Gulf Coast.
• Bryn Perkins ’95 is a Business Intelligence Technical Product Lead at Boku, Inc. in Prague, Czech Republic.
• Michael Ramage ’95 is an architect in sustainable building at Cambridge University.  Here is his LinkedIn page.
• Matt Reuer ’95 is a Regional System Specialist at Agilent Technologies in Colorado. 
• Frankie Ridolfi ’95 is Head of Innovation and Customer Development, Upwardly, a talent performance service at ZS Associates in San Francisco.
• Alex Steele ’95 is a security professional, IT consultant and first responder.
• Jay Stetzel ’95 is Director of School Counseling and Student Programming at Vergennes Union High School in Vermont.
• Steve Surbaugh ’95 is the owner of Cascade Vacation Rentals, LLC in northern Minnesota.
• Ian Wallace ’95 is a Family Practice Physician in Martinez, California.

• Aron Clymer ’94 is the founder of Data Clymer, a boutique professional data services company in San Francisco.
• Geoff Collins ’94 teaches geology at Wheaton College.  He led the group that produced the first geologic map of Ganymede, the largest moon in the solar system.
• Julia Daly ’94 teaches geomorphology at The University of Maine – Farmington.
• Brett Kessler Dooley ’94 taught geology at Patrick Henry Community College in Virginia before she moved to California.  She developed an innovative course on the mathematics required for introductory geology, and here she gives some of the reasoning behind the course.
• Starr Marea Johnson ’94 is an IT leader with Sysco in Boise, Idaho.
• Liz Symchych King ’94 is Development Coordinator at Teton Literacy Center in Wyoming and an Adjunct Professor at West Hills Community College in California.
• Myongsun Kong ’94 is the Research And Teaching Support Technician in Geography at Colgate University.
• Miranda Lescaze ’94 is a Real Estate Developer at Cathedral Square Corporation in Vermont.
• Noami Lubick ’94 edits a new publication called Rethink, published by the Stockholm Resilience Center.  A few years ago she wrote about an Indonesian mud volcano for Scientific American.
• Catherine O’Reilly ’94 teaches Geology at Illinois State University.
• Chris Poulsen ’94 teaches Geological Science at the University of Michigan and leads the Climate Change Lab.
• Karen Swanberg ’94, a Cybersecurity and Information Security Guru, is Owner and CEO at Howling Moose Gardens LLC in Minnesota.  In a former life she contributed to this paper on permeability along a fault.
• Jessamyn Tuttle ’94 is a free-lance writer, photographer and, with her husband Jon Nauert ’92, has a Celtic band called Cambpell Road. She also has a very nice blog about cooking.  Here is her LinkedIn page.
• Mike Unger ’94 is a Geophysicist with the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management in Alaska.
• Rob Wertheimer ’94 is a Founding Partner and Machinery Analyst at Melius Research in New York.
• Julie Williams ’94 was savagely murdered while camping along the Appalachian Trail in 1996. Here is an index of news stories about this sad event.  In 2018, a retrospective story about the murder case appeared in Blue Ridge Outdoors.

• Anngel Delaney ’93 is the manager of the Piggery Butcher Shop and Local Grocery in Ithaca, NY.
• Lance Dockter ’93 is Director of Health, Safety, & Environment at Maviro Industrial Services Inc. in the Twin Cities.
• Britta Gustavson ’93 is a clinical psychologist and stay-at-home Mom in Tulsa.
  
• Chris Hagerman ’93 is a Principal and Senior Planner at The Bookin Group LLC.
• Anita Ho ’93 teaches at Flathead Valley Community College in Montana.
• Eric Jensen ’93 is General Manager – Exploration for EMX Royalty Corp. in Denver.
• Beth Lambert ’93  is Director of Ecological Restoration for the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game.  She shows in this video what happens when a small dam is removed from a river.
• Dave Lund ’93 teaches Paleoceanography, paleoclimatology, and biogeochemical cycles at the  University Of Connecticut.
• Sarah Laxson Maloy ’93 is a Business Analyst, Advancement Services, at University of Washington.
• Chris Orth ’93 is a geologist and owner of Barnburner Consulting LLC in North Dakota.
  
• Todd Osmundson ’93 teaches biology at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; he recently wrote on mushroom classification.
• Beth Pratt-Sitaula ’93 is an Earth Science Education Specialist and a researcher at Central Washington University. She also wrote about the human side of the Himalayas.
• Joan Ramage Macdonald ’93 teaches glacial geology and more at Lehigh University.
• Ben Surpless ’93 is teaching tectonics and environmental geology at Trinity University in Texas. Here he describes his career path.
• Brad Worthen ’93 is a Subject Matter Expert, Technical Lead, Architect, and System Administrator at IBM in Ohio.
• Maria Panfil Wright ’93 is a Faculty Research Assistant and the coordinator for the Willamette Water 2100 project; she helped write this paper on aquatic habitats in the Ozark Mountains.

• Jill Baum ’92 works in Natural Resource conservation and education.
• Clifford Blizard ’92 is the Science Course Lead, Division of General Education, Ashford University in Georgia.
• Andrew Brydges ’92 is an Energy Efficiency Account Executive with Eversource Energy in Connecticut.
• Oakley Cochran ’92 does Financial Analysis, with emphases on energy and China, in Hawaii.
• Nick Dewey ’92 teaches earth and environmental science at Pomona High School in Arvada, Colorado.  Here’s his teaching home page.
• Jennifer Horn ’92 is an IT professional at the University of Minnesota and she teaches folk dance in the Twin Cities.
• Sean Kempke ’92 is a family practice doctor in Duluth.
• Jon Nauert ’92 teaches high school science in Washington State; he and Jessamyn Tuttle ’94 have a Celtic band called Cambpell Road.
• Brent “Rex” Nystrom ’92 is the Director of Business Development and Investor Relations at Rebound Hospitality (which owns the Archer House) in Northfield.
• Erik Stokstad ’92 is a writer and editor for SCIENCE Magazine.
• Jennifer Wenner ’92 teaches geology at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh; here are her research interests.  Jennifer was recently elected Vice President of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers.
• Patty Weston ’92 teaches earth science, chemistry and physics at Mercer Island High School in Washington State; here is her Twitter feed.

• Eric Baer ’91 teaches at Highline Community College; here’s his LinkedIn page.
• Will Brown ’91 is a Desktop Support Specialist at the University of Iowa Library in Iowa City.
• Kari Cooper ’91 teaches geochemistry at the University of California-Davis.
• Eric Cowgill ’91 teaches structural geology and tectonics at UC-Davis.
• Alton Dooley ’91, is the executive director of the Western Science Center in California.  Check out his Twitter feed.
• Catherine Inman ’91 owns Mat-Su Conservation Services, which provides services to Alaskan communities in natural resource education; she has been a leader in the creation of schoolyard habitats.
• Jenn Macalady ’91 teaches geomicrobiology in the Geoscience Department at Penn State.
• Geoff Puckett ’91 is Principal Business Systems IT Analyst at Medtronic Corp.
• Peter Reiners ’91 is Professor in Geosciences at the University of Arizona.
• Matt Stone ’91 is Co-Chair of the Verifiable Claims Working Group at World Wide Web Consortium.

• Rebecca Arenson-Rachlinski ’90 is an Environmental Scientist and Policy Analyst in Maryland.
• Andrea Earley Coen ’90 is Director of Operations for the Hutchinson Homestead & Learning Center, a part of Guidestone, in Colorado, which is dedicated to strengthening the local food economy in the Arkansas River Valley.
• Andrew Garrett ’90 teaches and supervises Emergency Health Operations at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences in Washington, D.C.
• Steve Helgen ’90 is a consultant in environmental forensics, geochemistry, and hydrogeology.
• Elizabeth Hunt ’90 is the Current Use Program Manager for the Tax Department of the State of Vermont.
• Andy Moore ’90 teaches geology at Earlham College.  He knits while he’s talking.
• Mark Newcomb ’90 is a county commissioner of Teton County, Wyoming, and consults on the economic value of our environmental heritage and assets.  He is Assistant Director of the Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs.  Here’s a story about his guiding business.
• Althea Willette ’90 is an appraiser of silver and paper artifacts and documents.

1980s

• Jeff Bartlett ’89 is the Director of Operations at Hallie Q. Brown Community Center in St. Paul.
• Rowland Cromwell ’89 is the M&A Integration Project Leader and Senior Finance Director at Fortive Corporation in Everett, Washington.
• Bill Dinklage ’89 teaches geology at Santa Barbara City College.
• Ben Edwards ’89 is teaching at Dickinson College in Pennsylvania, focusing on the interactions between ice and volcanoes.  Watch his great video showing lava fighting with snow.  Here’s another wonderful one on glaciers with difficult-to-pronounce names.
• Holly Ewing ’89 teaches environmental studies at Bates College.
• Kim Hannula ’89 teaches Geology at Ft. Lewis College in Colorado.  Here’s her personal web page.
• Suzanne Savanick Hansen ’89 leads Macalester College toward a greener, more sustainable future.
• Sarah Gramlich Howard ’89 is the founder of the website Diabetes And The Environment.  In a recent paper she summarizes the state of our knowledge on Type 1 Diabetes.
• Chris Larson ’89 is President of Larson Ventures, a venture capital and private equity firm in Portland, Oregon.
• David Lewis ’89 is Director of the Cooperative [agricultural] Extension in Marin County, California.
• Sean McCauley ’89 is the CFO of Rochester Home Infusion and a Consultant at TPG Capital in Minnesota.
• Karen Merritt ’89 is a Manager at ENVIRON in Maine.  She also was an Environmental Engineer with Engineers Without Borders and wrote this article about mercury in estuarine environments.
• Carol Ormand ’89 creates teaching materials for new earth science professors.
• Kari Sabee-Paulson ’89 is a hydrologist at North Jackson Company in Corvallis, Oregon.
• Mark Scott ’89 is a Program Manager at Pearson VUE in Minnesota.
• Joeseph Walser ’89 teaches comparative religion at Tufts.  He recently published a new book on Mahayana Buddhism.
• Sonja Wolter ’89 is an operations coordinator for NOAA, and she wintered over in Greenland collecting weather data.

• Carmen Curtis Basham ’88 coaches middle school math teams in Aurora, Colorado, emphasizing algebra readiness.
• Carolyn Carr ’88 is a founding partner of Ecological Strategies, a natural resources planning and management consulting firm.  She has led workshops on oak savanna prairie restorations.
• Binks Colby-George ’88 is Senior Database Analyst for Wood Group, a global engineering consulting firm.
• Marla Dockery ’88 is a Project Manager in the Washington, D.C. area.
• Susan Beeler Queary ’88 is Principal, Tax Services and Director, Trust & Estate Services at Bader Martin, P.S. in Seattle.
• Carl Renshaw ’88 teaches hydrology and structural geology at Dartmouth.
• Peter Sauer ’88 does biogeochemistry and paleoclimatology at Indiana.
• Kim Sultze ’88 teaches media studies, journalism and digital arts at St. Michael’s College in Vermont.
• Marilyn Yohe ’88 is an acupuncturist and herbalist with Cambridge Health Associates, and she has her own practice. She also is a founder of the Carleton Network For LGBT Geology And Natural History Students And Alums.

• Trina Blake ’87 is an attorney in Seattle.
• Jennifer Carey ’87 is the editorial director at Mountain Press Publishing Company in Montana; she wrote What’s So Great About Granite?
• Diane Cassidy ’87 is at Education Connection in Litchfield, Connecticut, as an Interdistrict Grants Program Assistant.
• Cliff Levin ’87 is president and CEO of Inada USA, which sells “the world’s best massage chairs.” Here’s a video interview with Cliff.
• Mike Macicak ’87 is a geologist at Bechtel-S Corporation.
• Jeff Strasser ’87 teaches geology at Augustana College.

• Emily Adams ’86 is an aging-in-place assistant, and she and her husband Paulus Dominicus run a handyman business.
• Brian Beard ’86 is a Senior Scientist and Associate Research Scientist in the Geoscience Department at UW-Madison.
• John Bernstein ’86 is Vice-President For Research And Investment Management at Sit Investment Associates in Minnesota.
• Mary Ann Cunningham ’86 teaches geography and GIS applications at Vassar College.
• Susan Baxter Grubb ’86 is a Project Manager and Geologist at Industrial Hygiene Services Corporation in the Twin Cities.
• Roger Huddleston ’86 is a Financial Representative for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
• Christine Massey ’86 is a researcher at the University of Vermont who has worked on numerous projects, especially geomorphology.  Here she considers the future of the textbook.
• Craig McCaa ’86 is Public Affairs Specialist with the Bureau of Land Management in Alaska, and he took this video of an ice monster in the Chena River.
• Tom McCabe ’86 is a counselor in Alaska.
• Sean McKenna ’86 is Senior Research Manager at IBM Research in Ireland.
• Laura Day Moore ’86 is a consulting environmental scientist in Vermont and Washington, D.C.
• Erick Neher ’86 is the Regional Administrator for the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality in Idaho Falls.
• Elizabeth Hayes Ransom ’86 is an environmental geologist in New England.
• Mary-Russel Roberson ’86, a science writer, discusses her book on the geology of the Carolinas.
• Kris Simonson ’86 is a service manager and financial manager at The Foreign Service.
• David Smith ’86 is President of Highlands Geoscience in Seattle.
• John Sorlie ’86 is an attorney in Oregon.
• Paul Wetherbee ’86 is Director, Budget and Finance for Puget Sound Energy.
• John Woodwell ’86 teaches Geosystems at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Virginia.

• Bret Berglund ’85 is an environmental project manager in Alaska.
• Glen Carleton ’85 is a groundwater hydrologist in New Jersey for the US Geological Survey.
• Erik Chapman ’85 is a Senior Geologist at Everen-NW in Portland, Oregon.
• Bill Dewey ’85 is a Benefits Consultant at Arrow Benefits Group in California.
• Stu Grubb ’85 is Senior Hydrogeologist at Emmons and Olivier Resources the Twin Cities.
• Loren Henning ’85 is Manager of the CERCLA Enforcement Office at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in California.
• Tom Hoak ’85 is an oil geologist in Denver.
• Michael Krantz ’85 is a Senior Cloud Engineer at REAN Cloud in Texas.
• Scott “S.T.” McWhinnie ’85 is an Item Writer and Reviewer at Paragon Testing Enterprises in Washington State.
  
• Mike O’Connell ’85 is Executive Director of the Irvine Ranch Conservancy in California.
• Jon Parshall ’85 is Senior Manager, IT and Operations at College Possible in the Twin Cities.  He wrote a book on the Japanese Imperial Navy.  Here he is (in a former life) in person!
• Maria Peterson ’85 works on Corporate Venturing and Innovation at JSR Micro, Inc. in California.
• Liz Reading ’85 teaches at a Waldorf school near Boston.
• Russell Urban-Mead ’85 is a hydrologist and Vice President for environmental services at The Chazen Companies in Poughkeepsie, NY.
• Brad Werrell ’85 is a physician in Arizona.

• Annette Marie Beaulieu ’84 owns her own business, Pure.Better.Cleaner, providing home environment services, in St. Paul.
• Norm Brown ’84 is a Lecturer at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management UC Santa Barbara.  His area of expertise is water resources.
• Elliot Bruhl ’84 is a physician at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
• Julie Chen ’84 is a Program Director for the US Agency for International Development.
• Karen Cunnyngham ’84 is Associate Director at Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.
• Meg David Sedlak ’84 is a Senior Program Manager for the San Francisco Estuary Institute.
• John Dunn ’84 is General Manager For Exploration in Europe, Eurasia and the Middle East for Chevron.
• Linda Schalch Eickhoff ’84 is a Research Manager, Orthopaedic Surgery at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.
• Chris Foley ’84 is a pediatrician at Children’s Hospital Of The King’s Daughters in Virginia.
• Mark Gordon ’84 is a structural geologist for PGS in Houston.
• George Hudak ’84 is Initiative Director – Mining, Minerals and Metallurgy at the Natural Resources Research Institute at the University of Minnesota-Duluth.
• Dean Ingemansen ’84 is a Supervisory Attorney-Adviser in the CERCLA Unit at the EPA in Seattle.
• Jay Jackson ’84 is the Europe/Caspian Exploration Manager for ExxonMobil Exploration Co.  He recently accepted an award on behalf of ExxonMobil for contributing substantially to the growth of Cyprus’s economy.
• Richard Kohlan ’84 is a Regional Sales Manager at Zscaler in Ohio.
• Katie MacMillen ’84 is a Biologist for Pasco County, Florida.
• Elliot Olsen ’84 practices trial law in Minneapolis.
• Tom Riley ’84 is Director of Global Business Development at NVIDIA in Salt Lake City.
• Elizabeth Screaton ’84 teaches hydrogeology at the University of Florida.
• Christine Smith Siddoway ’84 teaches geology at Colorado College.
• Carolyn White ’84 is a Conservation Manager at the Memorial Park Conservancy in Texas.

• Liz Gronen Adams ’83 is a Counselor, Yoga/Qigong Teacher, and Therapist at Heart of the Rockies Gentle Yoga Wellness Studio in Estes Park, Colorado.
• Sharon Anderson ’83 is a Professor of Science and Environmental Policy at the California State University at Monterey Bay.
• Sarah Benn ’83 has a web design business.
• Kathleen Duffy Carmona ’83 is the principal of a middle school in Texas.
• Clint Cowan ’83 teaches sedimentary geology at Carleton College in Minnesota.
• Tim Cowdery ’83 is a hydrologist for the US Geological Survey in Minnesota.
• Don Frost ’83 is an attorney in Washington D.C. specializing in environmental and climate change issues.
• Mark Gonzalez ’83 is a riparian ecologist for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
• Chris Hinze ’83 is a Teacher and Technology Director at the high school in Cascade, Idaho.
• Jim Holmes ’83 is an attorney in Iowa.
• Keith Knudsen ’83, the Deputy Director at the Earthquake Science Center of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
• Scott Linneman ’83 teaches geomorphology at Western Washington University.
• Matt Masotti ’83 is Director of IT and Data Management at Cronos Clinical Consulting Services, Inc. in New Jersey.
  
• Laura Mathews ’83 is a senior information analyst at 3M Co. in St. Paul.
• Kurt Neher ’83 is EVP Business Development at Berry Petroleum Company in California.
• Harry Nelson ’83 teaches in the Forestry Department at the University of British Columbia.
• Amy Patton ’83 is a hydrogeology consultant in Oregon.
• Bruce Pfaff ’83 works on Specialty Pharmacy and Trade Relations at Gilead Sciences in Utah.
• Jeff Pipes ’83 and Florence used to own Pipestone Vineyards in California, but they recently sold it.
• Dave Purkey ’83 is the Centre Director for Stockholm Environment Institute Latin America, based in Bogotá, Colombia.
• Scott Ritger ’83 is VP of Geology at OneMap Mineral Services LLC in Denver.
  
• Steve Robertson ’83 is a hydrologist for the Minnesota Department of Health.
• Susan Dolgin Ruggles ’83 is the Business Manager at Leesburg Open Arms Child Development Center in Virginia.
• Christina Seeburger ’83 is an anesthesiologist at Pacific Anesthesia in Tacoma, Washington.
• Gustavo Tolson ’83 teaches geology at the Instituto de Geologia at the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico.
• Cecilia Warner ’83 is a Master Tax Advisor for H&R Block in Minnesota.
• Jane Woodwell Soper ’83 teaches math and social studies and is Assistant Head of the Primary School at Viewpoint School in Calabasas, California.
• Matt Zukowski ’83 is the Operations Manager for Paug-Vik Companies in Alaska.

• Dave Becker ’82 is an Operations Manager at Johnson Matthey Process Technologies in Ohio.
• Ethan Bleifuss ’82 wrote this neat exercise on Science, Technology, The Environment and Human Rights.
• Sherren Clark ’82 is Vice President and Project Director at SCS Engineers in Wisconsin.
• Gary Coulter ’82 is Manager, Global HSEC Assurance at Teck Resources Limited in Spokane, Washington.
• Lynn Davies ’82 works with BASE Camp in Ft. Collins, Colorado, engaging with K-6 graders and leading after-school programming.
• Lissa Field ’82 is a Spiritual Care Coordinator and Chaplain at AseraCare in Wisconsin.
• Cathy O’Dell ’82 is a Policy Specialist for water quality standards at the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
• Lisanne Pearcy ’82 is a Geology Instructor at Chemeketa Community College in Oregon.  She testified on land use fairness.
• Christine Rossen ’82 consults on Seismic Stratigraphy and Deep-Water Reservoirs in Seattle.
• Toni von dem Hagen ’82 works in Angel Investing and founded Art Of The Cocktail and other initiatives in California.
  
• Heidi Bredenbeck Wells ’82 is National Sales Channel Manager at Cardinal Peak Technologies in Colorado.
• Peter Whiting ’82 is a Professor of Geology and Associate Dean at Case Western Reserve University.
• Peter Wiegand ’82 is a Finance Coordinator at the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology in the United Kingdom.

• David Bice ’81 teaches geology at Penn State.
• Gail Peretsman Clement ’81 is the Head of Research Services and Geology Librarian at Caltech.
• Rebecca Craven ’81 is the Program Director for the Pipeline Safety Trust, a public interest group which promotes oil and gas pipeline safety through education, advocacy and activism.
  
• Sarah Godfrey ’81 is vice president at U.S. Bank’s Charitable Services Group in the Twin Cities.
• William Mast ’81 is an environmental geologist with PES Environmental in California.
• Laurel Hall Maze ’81 is an author and meditation facilitator in Illinois.
• Mary Lucas McDonald ’81 is the Tool Lending Library Coordinator for Pacific Gas and Electric in California.
• Jeff Mow ’81 is Superintendent of Glacier National Park.
• Susan Nourse Mullin ’81 is a Minister of Faith Formation and Community Outreach at Faith United Methodist Church in Minneapolis.
• Dave Rodgers ’81 teaches geology at Idaho State University; here he gives an interview about the landscape of Yellowstone Park.
• Bonnie Rohr ’81 is a physician in Healthpartners clinics in Stillwater, Minnesota.
• Heyo Van Iten ’81 teaches geology at Hanover College.
• Cathleen Villas-Horns ’81 is a Hydrologist Supervisor at the Minnesota Department of Agriculture and she is also on the Incident Response Team.
• Gary Walvatne ’81 is a Senior Associate Geologist at Apex Companies, LLC, in Oregon.

• Janet Hartwell Barnet ’80 has a quilting business.
• Muffy Barrett ’80 and Scott Weber run Bluestem Farm near Baraboo, Wisconsin.  Here is their blog.
• Jean Buchanan ’80 is a farmer, writer and artist in Wisconsin.
• Alan Carroll ’80 is teaching sedimentary basin analysis at the University Of Wisconsin-Madison and he is an Energy Expert with the Wisconsin Energy Institute.
• Clark Costen ’80 is a physical therapist in Chicago.
• Reid Fisher ’80 is an Engineering Geologist with Cal Engineering and Geology in California; here he analyzed debris flow potentials.
• Brian Fox ’80 is a consulting project engineer and manager in the pharmaceutical sector in Ireland.
• John Goodge ’80 teaches petrology and tectonics at the University of Minnesota – Duluth.  He directs the Rapid Access Ice Drill project to probe the Antarctic Ice.
• Vicki Hansen ’80 teaches structure and tectonics and Planetary Processes at the University of Minnesota – Duluth.
• Brian Jacobson ’80 owns and manages Smith Tree Service in California.
• Kimberly Jones ’80 teaches East Asian Studies and is Vice Dean of the College of Humanities at the University of Arizona.
• Julie Dynes King ’80 is a Landscape Designer and Professional Gardener in Minnesota.
• Steve Miller ’80 is a Test Engineer at Luxoft on contract with Halliburton Wireline.
  
• Alison Rautman ’80 teaches archaeology at Michigan State and is Editor of the journal American Antiquity; here is one of her recent articles.
• Fred Seymour ’80 is the founder and owner of Blue Spruce Analytics in Colorado.
• Mark Timmerman ’80 is a Family and Sports Medicine Physician in Wisconsin.

1970s

• Georgane Callaizakis ’79  is an HR consultant, coach, and counselor in Washington state.
• Lucy Chronic ’79: the tradition of “Chronic and Chronic” lives on!  See also The Roadside Geology of Utah.
• Joy Crisp ’79 is a research scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory who has worked on the Mars Rover Mission.  Here is her personal web site, and check out her Wikipedia page!
• Marie Del Toro ’79 is an engineer for the Portland Water Bureau.
• Evan Dresel ’79 is a Senior Research Scientist at the Victoria Department of Environment and Primary Industries in Australia.
  
• Tillman Farley ’79 is a physician in Colorado.  Here’s a nice bio of him.
• Randall Fedors ’79 is a hydrologist for the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
• Jo Ann M. Murashige Gronberg ’79, a hydrologist for the US Geological Survey, wrote about nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations and Predicted pH in groundwater in the United States.
• Mark Helpenstell ’79 is in supply chain management for Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
• Robb Jacobson ’79 is the Branch Chief for River Studies at the USGS office in Rolla, MO. He heads the Columbia Environmental Research Center. 
• Dan Maturen ’79 is a longtime earth sciences secondary level teacher and seasonal ranger in the National Parks.
• Jerry McNeish ’79 is a Technical Manager at Sandia National Laboratories.
• Steve Nagel ’79 is a Geological Consultant at Oxy USA.
• Eric Olson ’79 is an ecology and sustainability instructor at Brandeis University.
• Kent Rodriguez ’79 is Chief Executive Officer of Avalon Oil & Gas Co.
• John Seidel ’79 is a retired Software Quality Engineer in Minnesota.
• Dan Spencer ’79 teaches environmental studies at the University of Montana – Missoula. He also is a founder of the Carleton Network For LGBT Geology And Natural History Students And Alums.   Here is an interview in which Dan explains that environmental issues are actually social justice issues too.  He recently wrote on Restoration Of Watersheds In Montana.
• Dave Swanson ’79 is an ecologist for the National Park Service Arctic Network.  Watch how he documents seasonal changes in the arctic landscape.
• Althea Willette ’79 is an appraiser of silverware and other fine antiques in Minneapolis.

• Mary Horak Binger ’78 is a seasonal law-enforcement ranger in Katmai National Park in Alaska.
• Wes Danskin ’78 is a research hydrologist for the US Geological Survey.  He maintains the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) San Diego Hydrogeology project website.
• Sarah Mills Ervin ’78 is president of her family business, Heavy Equipment Repair, in the Twin Cities.
• Meryl Rosenfeld Haber ’78 is the owner of Lakeside Bicycles in Oregon.
• Jim Harrington ’78 is Operational Risk Director at Freddie Mac in Washington, D.C.
• Jean Hoff ’78 teaches Atmospheric and Hydrologic Sciences at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota.
• Steve Ingebritsen ’78 is a hydrologist with the US Geological Survey.
• Glenn (Greilich) Lee ’78 participated in a melee involving the crews of two ships in Yokuska, Japan, in 1971.
• Pixie Newman ’78 is a Client Services Manager at Weston Solutions in Illinois.
• Alison Krafft Rempel ’78 is an Independent Business Developer/International Affiliate at Strongbrook Direct in California.
• Dan Schultz-Ela ’78 is a structural geologist who teaches math at Mesa State University in Colorado.
• Lona Sepessy ’78 is a Teacher Librarian at the Northshore School District in Seattle.
• Janet Thigpen ’78 is a Flood Mitigation Specialist at the Southern Tier Central Regional Planning and Development Board in upstate New York; she also works with the Upper Susquehanna Conservation Alliance.
• Betsy Turner-Bogren ’78 studies Arctic Sea Ice for the Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S.
• Zach Wilson ’78 practices law in Ft. Collins, Colorado.
• George Witman ’78 is an independent landman in Denver.
• Bill Witte ’78 is the computer systems manager for the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

• Jim Berg ’77 is a hydrologist for the Minnesota DNR who developed a new web-based app to report the locations of springs.
• Mark Filipi ’77 is a technical support planning manager for the Metropolitan Council in the Twin Cities.
• David Gambill ’77 and his wife own a teashop and chocolate specialty shop in California.
• Rodgers Naylor ’77 paints landscapes and does printmaking.
• Bruce K. Nelson ’77 is a professor of geology at the University of Washington in Seattle.
• Camille Parrish ’77 is a learning associate and environmental internship director at Bates College.
• Eric Simonson ’77 guides trips “climbing the world’s great mountains.”
• Diane Smith ’77 is a geology professor at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas.
• Bruce Yeomans ’77 is Senior Process Engineer at the Water Resources Group of the Kennecott Utah Copper mine.

• Ken Collier ’76 has retired from being the Editor In Chief for the Family Handyman Magazine at Readers Digest in the Twin Cities, but his legacy lives on: here he demonstrates how to fix a large hole in your drywall.
• James Evans ’76 teaches sedimentary geology, hydrology and environmental geology at Bowling Green State University.
• Leah Evison ’76 is an environmental geologist for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; one of her projects was the cleanup of Dead Creek near Cahokia, Illinois.
• Jamie Foster ’76 is a consulting photographer, webmaster and business administrator.
• Susan Stoddard Goodspeed ’76 helps with bond sales at David Drown Associates in Minneapolis.
• Bob Herbolsheimer ’76 is Chief Development Officer at Meals On Wheels in Washington, D.C.
• Marge Hulburt ’76 will help you edit your writing.
• Karen Kimball ’76 is an attorney in New York State.
• Heather Macdonald ’76 teaches geology at The College of William And Mary.
• Bill Matlack ’76 analyses gold mining stocks for Scarsdale Equities in New York.
• Will Maze ’76, is a retired geologist who worked for Exxon Production Research in Houston.
• Phil Muessig ’76 is the Community Sustainability Assistance Coordinator for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s GreenStep Cities program.
• Barb Rossing ’76 wrote a book on frightening symbols in the Bible.  Here’s a wonderful interview with Barb about the fallacy of the Biblical Rapture.
• Rick Zimmerman ’76 is an environmental geologist at M3 Engineering & Technology in Arizona.

• Libby Anthony ’75 teaches at the University of Texas at El Paso.
• Alan Cutler ’75 teaches geology at Montgomery College.  He also wrote an interesting book about Nicolaus Steno, geology’s patron saint — “A page-turning thriller”: Publisher’s Weekly, and he wrote about the Little Ice Age.
• Scott Fischmann ’75 owns a business specializing in commercial computer equipment.
• Ginna Gillerman ’75 teaches economic geology at Boise State.
• Tien Suits Grauch ’75 is is a Research Geophysicist with the US Geological Survey.  
• Julie Greenberg ’75 was Senior Policy Analyst at the National Council On Teacher Quality and wrote on teacher preparation.
• Larry Meinert ’75 is President of Meinert Consulting, LLC, and editor of the journal Economic Geology; he also has written on the geology of wine grapes.
• Jim Pizzuto ’75 studies fluvial geomorphology, with emphasis on sediment transport and human impacts on rivers and fluvial landforms at the University of Delaware.
• Warren Wilson ’75 is an independent communications professional and technology analyst in Seattle.

• George Bentley ’74 is a purchaser for Northern Ingredients, a food wholesaler in St. Paul.
• Phil Brown ’74, a professor of economic geology at UW-Madison, studies fluid inclusions and more.  In this video he talks about what he loves about teaching geology that won him a 2018 Distinguished Teaching Award.
• Peter Dixon ’74 is a physician in Connecticut.
• Steve LeClerq ’74 is a Field Director/JHU Representative and research associate at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and the Center for Global Health; he contributed to this article on the impact of undernourishment on childrens’ hearing losses.
• Ellen Smith ’74 is a retired environmental scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and is a member of the Oak Ridge City Council.
• Ed Swain ’74 is a research scientist for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, where he has used lake sediments for both paleoecological reconstructions and to develop a water quality standard to protect wild rice from toxic levels of hydrogen sulfide.  He is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota advising graduate students studying lakes, streams, or wetlands.
  

• Charles Andrews ’73 is a Principal of S.S. Papadopulos & Associates and does aquifer and groundwater analysis.
• Rich Fiore ’73 is Vice President of Search Consultants International.
• George-Ann Maxson ’73 is a botany consultant in Bemidji, MN.
• John Sharry ’73 is an owner and petroleum geologist with Amigos Energy Advisors LLC in Dallas.

• Meg Hayes ’72 consults on land and environmental issues in Alaska.
• Mary Savina ’72 teaches geomorphology and archaeology at Carleton and was recently recognized by the Council On Undergraduate Research with the Undergraduate Research Mentor Award; also, she wrote on teacher preparation.
  

• Roy Kruse ’71, after a long career as a manager for religious non-profits, is now a Transit Operator at Schmitty and Sons Inc. in the Twin Cities.
• Karen Lubke ’71 owns Stoneking Geological Consultants in Texas.
• Mark Reed ’71 is a professor of economic geology at the University of Oregon.

• Judy Vandenberg Boudreau ’70 is Secretary Treasurer at Siberian Bridges, Inc., in the Twin Cities.
• Steve Hulke ’70 is Chief Geologist of Tehz Energy in Oklahoma.

1960s and earlier

• Alan Hartley ’69 is a copy editor at Brill Academic Publishers in Duluth.
• Ron Nordquist ’68 is a geologist with Marathon Oil Co.
• James Robertson ’65 (scroll down toward the bottom of the page) was State Geologist and Director, Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey.  In 2013 he was interviewed about fracking sand.
• Jan Tullis ’65 does experimental structural geology at Brown University.
• Peter Rowley ’64 is a consulting geologist. He was honored with the Geological Society of America’s Dibblee Medal in 1995.
• Terry Tullis ’64 works on tectonophysics, rock deformation, faulting and earthquakes at Brown University.
• Wendell Duffield ’63 contemplates the life of a field geologist: “Pickles” and “Water Beds And Magma beds.”
• Walter Alvarez ’62 is famous for his groundbreaking research on the importance of meteorite impacts in the geologic record.
• John Lufkin ’62 has had a long career in the geosciences including teaching and exploration geology.
• Jeff Hanor ’61 taught geochemical evolution of fluids in sedimentary basins at Louisiana State University.
• Mike McLanahan ’60 is President of McLanahan Corp., manufacturers of mine, pit, and quarry equipment since 1835.

• Norris Jones ’59, is a retired geology professor at the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh.
• Fred Marschner ’58 is a Financial Representative of Northwestern Mutual Life.
• Dante Stephensen ’58 operated the legendary restaurant Dante’s Down The Hatch in Atlanta until it closed in 2013.  Dante also owns a private railroad car which was written up in the Smithsonian Magazine.
• Pat Bickford ’54 is an emeritus professor of petrology at Syracuse University.
• Gary Ernst ’53 is an emeritus professor of petrology and tectonics at Stanford University. Here’s his Wikipedia page.
• George McGill ’53 is an emeritus professor of structural and planetary geology at the University of Massachusetts.
• James Dorman ’49 is an emeritus research professor at the Center for Earthquake Research and Information at the University of Memphis.