Rick Wooten's Jahns Lecturer Schedule - UPDATE
1/31/2022
Check out Ricks updated speaking schedule. If you would like to schedule a talk with Rick, please contact him at: richard.m.wooten@gmail.com. We will continue to update his schedule as it changes.
Tennessee
2/2/2022: East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN
Colorado
2/8/2022: AEG Mile High Chapter, Denver, CO, evening
2/9/2022: Colorado School of Mines, CSM Student Chapter, Golden, CO
Nevada
2/10/2022: AEG Great Basin Chapter, Reno, NV, evening
2/11/2022: U. Nevada-Reno, Mackay School of Earth Science & Eng., Reno, NV, 12:00 noon
South Carolina
2/17/2022: AEG Carolinas Chapter, Charleston, SC
2/18/2022: U. of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
North Carolina
2/24/2022: UNC-Asheville, Ashville, NC
Tennessee
3/3/2022: University of Tennessee-Knoxville, Knoxville, TN
Missouri
3/8/2022: University Missouri - St. Louis and AEG St. Louis Chapter, St. Louse, MO - virtual?
North Carolina
3/17/2022: AEG Carolinas Chapter, Charlotte, NC
Michigan
3/21/2022: Grand Valley State College, Grand Rapids, MI
Utah
3/23-3/25/2022: Area schools (TBD), Salt Lake City, UT
Kentucky
3/31/2022: University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
4/1/2022: Kentucky Geological Survey, Lexington, KY
North Carolina
4/13-4/15/2022: UNC-Chapel Hill, NC Triangle area schools (TBD) and AEG Carolinas Chapter
Oregon and Washington
4/18-4/29/2022: Washington universities (TBD), AEG Oregon, AEG Nisqually, and AEG Puget Sound Chapters
California
6/4-6/6/2022: South Coast Geological Society; San Diego Association of Geologists, Irvine and San Diego, CA
Nevada
9/13-9/17/2022: AEG National Meeting, Las Vegas, NV
Georgia
Fall 2022: University of Georgia, Athena, GA
North Carolina
Fall 2022: Appalachian State University, Boone, NC
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Rick Wooten's Jahns Lecturer Schedule
Updated 10/19/2021
Rick Wooten, the 2021-2022 Distinguished Jahns Lecturer, has released his speaking schedule. If you would like to schedule a talk with Rick, please contact him at: richard.m.wooten@gmail.com. We will continue to update his schedule as it changes.
Nevada
11/9/2021: AEG Great Basin Chapter, Las Vegas, NV, evening
11/10/2012: UNLV Geoscience, Las Vegas, NV, 4:00 p.m.
New Mexico
11/12/2021: AEG/AGS Luncheon, Albuquerque, NM, ~12:00 p.m.
11/12/2021: UNM Geoscience Dept., Albuquerque, NM, 3:00 p.m.
Tennessee
11/18/2021: AEG Nashville Chapter Nashville, TN via Zoom, 7:30 EST/ 6:30 CST
North Carolina
Jan TBD: Carolinas Section – UNCC, Charlotte, NC, time TBD
Jan TBD: UNC-Charlotte Dept. of Geography & Earth Science, Charlotte, NC, time TBD
Colorado
2/8/2022: Mile High Chapter, Denver, CO, evening
2/9/2022: Colorado School of Mines, CSM Student Chapter, Golden, CO, time TBDNevada
2/10/2022: AEG Great Basin Chapter, Reno, NV, evening
2/11/2022: U. Nevada-Reno, Mackay School of Earth Science & Eng., Reno, NV, 12:00 noon
South Carolina
Feb TBD: AEG Carolinas Chapter, Charleston, SC, time TBD
Feb TBD: College of Charleston, Charleston, SC, time TBD
Feb TBD: U. of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, time TBD
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News: July 20, 2020
Seeking members to serve on the EEGD Management Board
EEGD is looking for GSA members interested in contributing some time and expertise to be a part of the EEGD Management Board!
You can find the full post on this topic on the EEGD Discussion Board here.
If you are interested in serving on the Management Board, please submit a one paragraph bio and one paragraph statement of interest (both can be written on a single page or included within the body of an email) to anne.witt@dmme.virginia.gov. If you have any questions about the position, please contact Anne (EEGD chair) or any member of the Management Board.
Please respond by 3 August.
News: February 23, 2020
Scott Lindvall’s Jahns Lecturer Schedule – March 2020
March 10: Southern Nevada Chapter (Las Vegas)
For more information, please visit their website here: https://www.aegsnv.org/meetings
March 11: University of Nevada, Las Vegas – Wednesday Geoscience Seminar
March 17: AEG Portland Chapter
For more information, please visit their website here: https://aegoregon.org/
March 19: AEG Nisqually + Puget Sound Chapter
For more information, and to reserve tickets for the meeting, click here: https://aegnisqually.org/
News: January 30, 2020
Scott Lindvall’s Jahns Lecturer Schedule – February 2020
February 6: AEG Great Basin Chapter
LOCATION: SURESTAY PLUS HOTEL BY BEST WESTERN, 1981 TERMINAL WAY, RENO, NEVADA 89502
SOCIAL HOUR: 5:15PM, DINNER: 6:00PM, PRESENTATION: 7:00PM
COST: Members: $30.00, Non-Members: $32.00, Students: $25.00
February 7: University of Nevada, Reno
February 12: St. Louis University
February 13: AEG St. Louis Chapter
The February Chapter Meeting will be held on Thursday, February 13 at 5:30 PM at CJ Muggs in Webster Groves (101 W Lockwood Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119). Cost will be $30 for members, $40 for non-members, and $10 for students and those between jobs.
RSVP by Wednesday, February 12 via their the website: http://www.aegstl.org/monthly-section-meetings/
February 14, 2020 — Missouri University of Science and Tech (Rolla)
February 18, 2020 — AEG Chicago Chapter
Location: Francesca's Fiore, 7407 Madison St., Forest Park, IL 60130
Time: We usually gather around 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6 with the talk following. Students are most welcome at a very reduced rate.
Attendees can contact Christopher Stohr at chair.aeg.chicago@gmail.com about meeting announcements, reservations, etc.
February 19: Northern Illinois University
February 20: Purdue University
Seeking EEGD members to serve on your Management Board
Are you interested in applying your leadership and geology experience to an organization that seeks to improve and promote applied geology? Would you like to give back to a volunteer-run organization? Are you interested in networking, collaboration, and student mentoring? EEGD is looking for GSA members interested in contributing some time and expertise to be a part of the EEGD Management Board!
The Environmental and Engineering Geology Division (EEGD) of the GSA is managed by five board members, one of which is a student representative. Every year, EEGD seeks interested and motivated members to self-nominate for an elected position on the board. EEGD board members each serve up to four, one-year terms, moving from secretary-treasurer, second vice-chair, first vice-chair, and finally to the chair. Board members oversee and manage of a variety of the events at the GSA Annual Meeting, such as mentoring events, symposia, networking events, technical sessions, and field trips. Past and present board members find the opportunity a rewarding experience and have made professional and personal connections within GSA, the discipline, and industry. All board members are asked to attend the GSA Annual Meeting during their time on the Management Board. In addition, during the final year as chair, you will be asked to attend a weekend at the GSA Chairs Meeting in Boulder CO, which is reimbursed by GSA.
The purpose of EEGD is to improve and promote the science of environmental and engineering geology. EEGD represents scientists interested in applying geological knowledge to solve real-world problems that affect human health and safety. EEGD consists of a diverse range of individuals: students, academics, and professional geologists from private industry and government agencies. The Division promotes research and education on an immense array of disciplines ranging from geologic hazards, hydrogeology, environmental geology, economic and mining geology, geoinformatics, geomechanics, remote sensing, and others. In addition, our Division honors students and professionals with numerous annual awards and scholarships, recognizing outstanding research and service within the EEGD community. EEGD is one of the largest divisions of GSA with over 1000 members. Our current Management Board is diverse, with backgrounds in industry, academia, and state government.
If you are interested in serving on the Management Board, please submit a one paragraph bio and one paragraph statement of interest (both can be written on a single page or included within the body of an email) to stephen.slaughter@.... If you have any questions about the position, please contact Stephen (EEGD chair) or any member of the Management Board. Please respond by 1 June.
Deborah Green's updated Jahns Lecturer Schedule - April
Alaska
April 3: University Alaska Anchorage, 4:00pm: How to Build a Geology Career You Love; AEG Alaska Chapter, 6:00pm: informal dinner meeting
April 4: University Alaska Fairbanks, 1:00pm: How to Build a Geology Career You Love
April 5: University Alaska Fairbanks, 3:30pm: A Tale of Two Waste Sites
Illinois
April 11: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, 3:30pm: Let’s Talk
Indiana
April 12: Purdue University, 9:00am: talk TBD
Illinois
April 15: Wheaton College, 11:35 am: A Tale of Two Waste Sites
April 16: University Illinois, Chicago, 11:00am: How to Build a Geology Career You Love; AEG Chicago Chapter, 6:00pm: A Tale of Two Waste Sites
Tennessee
April 18: Austin Peay State University, 11:00am: How to Build a Geology Career You Love; AEG Nashville Chapter, 6:00pm: You Don’t Look Like a Geologist
New Mexico
April 23: New Mexico Tech, 12:00pm: Informal lunch with students and 7:00pm: Let’s Talk
Texas
April 29: Texas A&M, 9:10am: How to Build a Geology Career You Love; UT San Antonio, 4:30pm: Always Book a Window Seat
Deb has visited sufficient state's that it warrants a state map with colored-in states, like you see on RVs!
Deborah Green's updated Jahns Lecturer Schedule - March
Colorado
March 5: Colorado School of Mines, 12:00pm: How to Build a Geology Career You Love; AEG Mile-High Chapter, 6:00pm: You Don’t Look Like a Geologist
March 7: Front Range Community College – Boulder, 12:00pm: A Tale of Two Waste Sites
March 8: Front Range Community College – Westminster, 12:00pm: Always Book a Window Seat
Washington State
March 19: The Pacific Science Center – Science in the City (Seattle), 7:00pm: Always Book a Window
Seat-Reflections of a Female Geologist
March 20: Pacific Lutheran University, 12:00pm: How to Build a Geology Career You Love; AEG Nisqually Chapter, 6:00pm: You Don’t Look Like a Geologist
March 21: AEG Puget Sound Chapter, 6:00pm: A Tale of Two Waste Sites
Oregon
March 26: DOGAMI, 10:30am: Let’s Talk; AEG Oregon Chapter, 6:00pm Let’s Talk