Important Dates for Majors

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2023-24 Important Dates For Majors

List of dates for majors.
Blk 1 1st Fri
Sep 1
Majors' meeting - Palmer Hall 16
Blk 2 3rd Sun
Oct 15-18
Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Blk 2 3rd Fr-Su
Oct 13-15
Homecoming
Blk 3 2nd Mon
Oct 30
Senior research proposals due - final draft
Late November Keck to announce Summer 2024 projects & application process
Btw Blks 3 & 4
Nov 16-27
Fall Break
Blk 4 3rd week
Dec 11-15
American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, USA
Btw Blks 4 & 5
Dec 21-Jan 21
Winter Break
Blk 5 1st day
Jan 21
Draft of first sections of research paper (introduction, study area, previous work, methods) due to advisor. Draft must include initial version of all figures for these sections.
Blk 5 1st day
Jan 21
Majors meeting - 3 PM Tutt Science Lecture Hall
Blk 5 Keck applications due for Summer 2024 Junior and Sophomore projects (to be reviewed by department in advance!)
Blk 6 Last Day
Mar 13
Draft of entire research paper due to advisor.
Mid-March Keck Symposium abstracts due to project advisor
Btw Blks 6 & 7
Mar 14-24
Spring Break
Blk 7 1st Wed
Mar 27
Final copy of all abstracts due to Mandy for Geo Day (Wednesday at noon!)
Blk 7 1st Thur
Mar 28
Final Geo Day posters due to Print Shop for printing (Thursday at noon)
Blk 7 1st Sat
Mar 30
Geo Day in Tutt Science Lecture Hall - 8:30 AM
 Apr 12 Paraprof applications due
Blk 7 2nd Fri
Apr 5
Complete revised draft of research paper due to advisor & 2nd reader
Blk 8 Last Fri
May 10
Library and other copies of theses due, and final version of senior projects due
May 15-17 Geological Society of America, Joint Cordilleran and Rocky Mountain Meeting, Spokane, WA
May 18 SATURDAY Baccalaureate and Senior Reception for 2024 seniors & families
May 19 SUNDAY 2024 Commencement
May/June Buster Scholarship applications accepted from rising Juniors and Seniors

 


 

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Geology News

Geology Students Intern at the American Museum of Natural History!

August 2024 interns at the American Museum of Natural History 

Elizabeth Spradlin ’27,  Corra Lewis ’27, and Makena R. Hatch ’26 stand in the Theodore Roosevelt Rotunda.

Makena R. Hatch ’26, Elizabeth Spradlin ’27, Corra Lewis ’27, and Mac Schwartz ’27 were participants in the Noblett-Witter Family Internship Program. These four CC students spent their summer in the heart of New York City, interning at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), where they experienced a hands-on, professional geology environment.

Read the full story by Julia Fennell on The Peak.

 


GeoMAP Antarctica, the initial comprehensive digital database that consolidates all existing geological information of Antarctica

Christine Siddoway and her colleagues developed a ground-breaking geospatial resource for Antarctic Research!

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Christine Siddoway has long worked on the bedrock geology of Antarctica, involving CC Geology majors and collaborating with international colleagues. Lately, this work culminated in the publication of Antarctic GeoMAP in Nature Data Science. The groundbreaking geospatial resource is the first interactive, queriable, online GIS for the Antarctic continent. GeoMAP serves geologists, glaciologists, climate scientists, and biologists whose work examines the interrelationships between the ice sheet and the bedrock. More than 20 CC geology majors participated in the decade of work leading up to the GeoMap release. Four CC alums are co-authors, with Sam Elkind ’16 having a leading role. Coauthors Elkind and Lexie Millikin ’17 had Witter Family Fund internships that were important to the success of the international collaboration on the Antarctic dataset.

Full story by Miriam Roth

 


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Tectonic Triumph: Tigers’ keeper Lucas Bush won the National Collegiate Club Socer Championship Tournament MVP, with highlights including the “incredible save on a penalty kick versus UVA.”