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    GSA 2024 Session T163: Integrated Geologic and Chronometric ...

    By: Emma Armstrong , 22 days ago

    Hello all, We want to invite you to submit to our session at GSA Connects 2024 on September 22-25 hosted in Anaheim, California. Session ... More

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    Structural Geology & Tectonics Division -- Session ...

    By: Christopher Menges , 28 days ago

    Hello all, We invite you to consider a submission of a poster or talk in the topical session T152: "Toward Understanding the Spatial, Structural, and ... More

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  • Registration closes soon for the 2024 Structural Geology and Tectonics Biennial Forum, June 24-27,

    By: Alyssa Abbey Alyssa Abbey , one month ago

    We are excited to see you in beautiful northwest Washington this June for the 7th biennial SGT Forum, held at Western Washington University. 

    Field trips and workshops are scheduled for Monday and Thursday (June 24 and 27). We will meet on campus Tuesday and Wednesday June 25 and 26 for posters, talks, panel discussions and conversation over shared meals.
    Register now to be counted in the group meals, to reserve on-campus housing, and to grab a spot in the workshops and field trips.  Registration closes May 31 June 3.

    Submit an abstract! Your contribution shapes the meeting. The heart of the forum is informal conversation around SGT topics. Expect lively poster sessions, a variety of short talks, and conversations about central concerns in our discipline. Bring an update on your work in progress, share highlights from your recent publication, raise a question to discuss, or pose an intriguing hypothesis. The abstract deadline is May 31 June 3. (And if you need a few days beyond that, just ask.)


    Forum registration, meals, field trips and workshops are no cost to participants, thanks to a grant from NSF Tectonics Program and sponsorship from the GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division.  Thank you to both organizations! 

    -- Juliet Crider (University of Washington) and Bernie Housen (Western Washington University)

    on behalf of the organizing committee

  • GSA 2024: Rio Grande Rift session (T177)

    By: Alyssa Abbey Alyssa Abbey , one month ago
    Hello all,
    Please consider submitting an abstract to session "T177. The Rio Grande Rift: Exploring Connections between Deformation, Magmatism, Metamorphism, Sedimentation, Mineralization, and Mantle-to-Surface Processes during Continental Extension." organized by Alyssa Abbey, Alex Tye, Jason Ricketts, and Joshua Rosera. 
    The session has a broad scope, and we welcome any submission highlighting advances in understanding continental rift systems. If you or any students you are working with have work you would wish to present, we would encourage you to consider submitting an abstract. Our sessions' invited speaker is Jessica Jobe (USGS), and the session has been endorsed by the Geochronology, Structural Geology and Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology, and Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology, and Soils and Soil Processes divisions of GSA. 
    GSA 2024 will be held in Anaheim, CA, between the 22nd – 25th of September (website). Abstract submissions are currently open and will remain so until be open until the 18th of June. We will be happy to provide any further information or answer any questions you may have.
    Kind regards,
    Alyssa Abbey

  • Registration is now open for the  2024 Structural Geology and Tectonics Biennial Forum

    By: Alyssa Abbey Alyssa Abbey , one month ago

     2024 Structural Geology and Tectonics Biennial Forum, June 24-27, Bellingham WA

    We are excited to see you in beautiful northwest Washington this June for the 7th biennial SGT Forum, held at Western Washington University.  Themes this year include subduction zone geology, deformation of mafic and ultramafic rocks, collisional and transpressional orogens, earthquake geology, magnetic fabrics, and field-geology instruction -- and we welcome contributions on other topics. We will offer field trips to the San Juan Islands, North Cascades, and Twin Sisters dunite, and workshops on magnetic fabrics, deformation in ultramafic rocks, and a StraboSpot community input session.  

    Field trip(s) and workshops are scheduled for Monday and Thursday (June 24 and 27). We will meet on campus Tuesday and Wednesday June 25 and 26 for posters, talks, panel discussions and conversation over shared meals.

    Register now to sign up for field trips and workshops and for on-campus housing.  Registration closes May 31.

    We encourage you to submit an abstract  to share your research.  The abstract deadline is May 31.

    Forum registration, meals, field trips and workshops are no cost to participants, thanks to a grant from NSF Tectonics Program and sponsorship from the GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division.  Thank you to both organizations! 

    -- Juliet Crider (University of Washington) and Bernie Housen (Western Washington University)

    on behalf of the organizing committee

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