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Andrea Grottoli Receives Mid-Career Award from International Society for Reef Studies
Congratulations to Earth Sciences professor Andrea Grottoli for receiving the Mid-Career Scientist Award from the International Society for Reef Studies! This award is made annually in recognition…
Undergrad in Antarctica: Elsa Saelens Goes Where Few Others Have Gone
Elsa Saelens is a BS student in the School of Earth Sciences. This past summer she had the opportunity of a lifetime to travel to Antarctica with SES professor and director Berry Lyons where she…
SES Students Taylor Hollis and Brandi Lenz Blog from Field Camp
Taylor Hollis and Brandi Lenz, second year Earth Sciences majors, will be blogging from field camp this summer. Their first blog post describes the structural geology field trip to the Blue Ridge…
SES Student Ally Brady Blogs from SDSM&T Hydro Field Camp
Ally Brady, second year Earth Sciences Honors major doing undergraduate research with Professor Frank Schwartz, will be blogging from South Dakota School of Mines and Technology’s hydrogeology…
Winners at the Denman Undergraduate Research Forum
Congratulations to Tyler Rohan, BS with research distinction, May 2016 (expected) for winning first place in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Division. Tyler, advised by Assistant Professor…
New GE course on climate change
EARTHSC 1911 is a new general education course that will blend perspectives on climate change from a variety of disciplines. This new class, to be first offered in Autumn 2016, will be team-taught…
Position Posting | Director of the Subsurface Energy Resource Center (SERC)
The Ohio State University invites applications for the position of Director of the Subsurface Energy Resource Center (SERC) at the rank of full professor with tenure. We seek a visionary leader…
2015 Field Camp Blog
Mackenzie Scharenberg, BS with Research Distinction, Geophysics track expected in Spring 2016, is blogging from field camp.
Following along here: http://u.osu.edu/scharenberg.4/
Kevin Meyer Awarded NSF EAPSI Fellowship
Kevin J. Meyer, first-year MS student and University Fellowship holder in the School of Earth Sciences, heads to Taiwan in June to study how typhoons might impact chemical weathering in…