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    Stephen E. Laubach Structural Diagenesis Research ...

    By: Alyssa Abbey , 11 days ago

    The Structural Geology and Tectonics and Sedimentary Geology Divisions of the Geological Society of America are accepting applications for the Stephen ... More

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    SGT Related Sessions at the 2026 NE Section Meetin ...

    By: Talia Polito , 11 days ago

    We're excited to share a preview of Structural Geology and Tectonics Division sessions at the upcoming GSA Northeastern Section Meeting! See the attached ... More

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  • Stephen E. Laubach Structural Diagenesis Research Award

    By: Alyssa Abbey Alyssa Abbey , 11 days ago
    The Structural Geology and Tectonics and Sedimentary Geology Divisions of the Geological Society of America are accepting applications for the Stephen E. Laubach Structural Diagenesis Research Award. 
     
    A single PDF application is due by 1 May 2026. 
    This award supports research combining structural geology and diagenesis, including curriculum development in structural diagenesis. Graduate students, postgraduate researchers, and faculty are eligible. 
    More information on the award is found under out Awards tab! All applications may be submitted by email to devon.orme@montana.edu. 
    Please reach out to Devon or other members of the SGT or Sedimentary Geology division boards if you have any questions. 

  • Register for the 8th Biennial SGT Forum!

    By: Alyssa Abbey Alyssa Abbey , one month ago
    The SGT Forum is a grass-roots meeting of structural geology and tectonics researchers designed to advance research and training in our disciplines. The small meeting size, residential format, and shared meals foster community, networking, and mentoring from researchers at different institutions and across career stages. 

     

    Meeting information: The 8th Biennial Forum is taking place this summer at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota:

     

    • The meeting has three days of plenary sessions from 3-5 August with optional pre- and post-meeting events from 1-2 August and 6-7 August.
    • Optional field trips include the iconic Baraboo Hills in Wisconsin, the 3.55 Ga Morton gneiss in the Minnesota River Valley, and Midcontinent rift rocks along the North Shore of Lake Superior.
    • Optional workshops include the statistics of structural geology data, using art in geology teaching, early-career mentoring, StraboMicro, and a Strabo community session. 

    The topics of the plenary program tentatively include sessions about large-scale tectonics, deformation in the upper crust, rates and dates, experimental methods, geoscience education, and the societal relevance of our fields. Contributions about all topics are welcome; we’ll adjust the program to reflect the abstracts that are submitted. 
     
    Registration details: 

    • The Forum website has information on travel and lodging for the meeting as well as more details about the schedule.
    • Registration will open May 1. 
    • Registration, food, and lodging costs are subsidized by generous funding from the National Science Foundation, the Structural Geology and Tectonics Division of GSA, and the Carleton College Geology Department.
    We’re looking forward to seeing you in Northfield, MN!

  • SGT Division Meeting at GSA!

    By: Alyssa Abbey Alyssa Abbey , 5 months ago

    For those attending the GSA 2025 Connects meeting in San Antonio, we look forward to seeing you there.

    Please join us for the SGT Division Business Meeting and Awards Reception, 5:45 - 8:30 pm on Tuesday, 21 October in the Convention Center, Room 221A.

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