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All GGP seminars are free and open to the public. The seminars are presented in Temple Hall 345 and begin at 2:30 p.m. unless noted otherwise.
February 3: Dr. Sarah M. Jacquet, Assistant Professor, MU - Department of Geological Studies. Virtual paleontology and new prospects in addressing palaeobiological questions
February 10: Jackie Ebert, MSU alumna, M.S. 2010 - Geography. DEC Contact, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Division of Water, Wastewater Discharge Authorization Conservation. A sustainability presentation.
February 17: Dr. Sara Khorshidifard, Assistant Professor, Drury University. "Women, Life, Freedom" Contextualizing Iranian Women Protagonists in Urban Landscape Appropriations
February 24: Justin Tiffany, P.G. (TX), R.G. (MO). Geoscience and the Offshore Wind
March 3: Jessica Cundiff, Harvard University Curatorial Associate/Collection Manager Invertebrate Paleontology. A paleontology presentation.
March 24: Dr. Mohamed Abdelsalam, Professor, Oklahoma State University - Boone Pickens School of Geology. Geological Legacy of Africa.
March 31: Dr. Traci Sooter, Professor, Drury University. Tiny house design and manufacturing.
April 28: Micah Mayle, Colorado State University, Melt sources of syn-rift magmatism during the Cretaceous-Cenozoic extension of the West Antarctic Rift System: Insights from geodynamic models.
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