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Past ERSC Seminar Series 1992-Current Spring 2019 Earth Sciences Lunch and Learn Seminars Date Time PM Location Speaker (s) Affiliation Title 2/26/19 12:05 p.m. Social Hall Billy Irving ’19 Earth Sciences Senior East Hayat Rasul Department Research ‘19 Presentations 3/19/19 12:05 p.m. Social Hall Ben Eppinger Earth Sciences Junior East ’20 Maria Department Research Schaefer ’20 Presentations Alex Wattle ‘20 3/26/19 12:05 p.m. Social Hall Natalie Postdoctoral Rifting in a East Accardo Researcher, Magman Poor Penn State System University 4/16/19 12:05 p.m. SR 202-203 Allison Curley Earth Sciences Honors ‘19 Department Defense 4/17/19 7:00 p.m. Stern Great Dr. William Director, Arctic Exploring Room Fitzhugh Studies, Circumpolar Smithsonian Culture Institute Connections 4/18/19 12:05 p.m. Kaufman 186 Dr. William Director, Arctic First Contact: Fitzhugh Studies, Inuit & Smithsonian Basques in Institute Northern Gulf of St. Lawrence 4/23/19 12:05 p.m. Social Hall Kendra Bonsey Earth Sciences Honors East ‘19 Department Defense 4/30/19 12:05 p.m. SR 201-202 Karuna Sah ‘19 Earth Sciences Honors Department Defense Fall 2018 Earth Sciences Lunch and Learn Seminar Series Date Time PM Location Speaker(s) Affiliation Title 9/11/18 12:05 p.m. HUB Social N/A ERSC Welcome Hall East Department Back Luncheon 9/18/18 12:05 p.m. HUB Social Tom Earth Sciences 2018 Field Hall East O’Donnell ‘19 Camp and Jenn Souza ‘19 Internship Jacob Rebisz Capstone ‘19 Experiences 10/11/18 12:05 p.m. Kaufman 186 Ryan Haupt Smithsonian Dissecting (Thursday) Museum of Jurassic Park’s Natural Dinos: History Playing along with pop culture to foster more positive public perceptions of science 10/16/18 12:05 p.m. HUB Social Jill Lehigh Composition Hall East McDermott University of venting fluids at the deepest hydrothermal system in the Pacific 10/18/18 12:00 p.m. Kaufman 179 Chris Lennard University of Modeling Cape Town, Climate South Africa Change 11/13/18 12:05 p.m. HUB Social Ben Edwards Earth Sciences Summer Hall East & students research experiences on arctic and alpine climate change 11/26/18 5:30 p.m. Weiss 235 Nikos University of The Tomb of Zacharias the Jesus in Peloponnese, Jerusalem Greece 9/11/18 12:05 p.m. Kaufman 135 N/A Earth Sciences The Annual ERSC Holiday Luncheon Spring 2018 Earth Sciences Lunch and Learn Seminar Series Date Time PM Location Speaker Affiliation Title 1/30/18 12:05 p.m. Social Hall Alyson Earth Sciences “Lead isotope East Thibodeau & Department investigation ERSC Major of colonial Allison Curley period ceremonial drinking cups from the Andes” 2/5/18 6:00 p.m. Althouse 106 Marcus Key, ERSC Chasing Coral movie Tom Arnold, Sciences Dept Film presentation & Richard & Ocean Screening & 7:30 p.m. Vevers, Zara Agency, Discussion panel Louise-Cowan University of discussion Delaware 2/8/18 12:05 p.m. Kaufman 186 Will University of Ice on the Kochtitzky ‘16 Maine move: What happens when glaciers pick up the pace? 2/13/18 12:05 p.m. Social Hall ERSC Student Earth Sciences East Presentations Department 2/20/18 12:05 p.m. Social Hall ERSC Student Earth Sciences East Presentations Department 2/27/18 12:05 p.m. Social Hall Junior Earth Sciences East Research Department Presentations 3/1/18 12:05 p.m. Kaufman 187 Atsuhiro Muto Temple Revealing University Deep Secrets: Geophysical Investigations of Subglacial Controls on Ice-Sheet Stability 3/26/18 7:00 p.m. Stafford Steven Geosciences at The 14th Auditorium Holbrook Virginia Tech Annual Potter Lecture: What’s under Old Faithful? 3/27/18 12:05 p.m. Kaufman 186 Steven Geosciences at Geological Holbrook Virginia Tech controls on Critical Zone Structure 4/17/18 12:05 p.m. Social Hall ERSC Study Abroad East Students Student Presentations 4/24/18 12:05 p.m. Social Hall ERSC Student Thesis East Students Presentations 4/25/18 4:30 p.m. Social Hall Science Student Symposium Projects Fall 2017 Earth Sciences Lunch and Learn Seminar Series Date Time PM Location Speaker Affiliation Title 8/29/17 12:05 HUB Social N/A ERSC Welcome Hall - East Department Back Luncheon 9/19/17 12:05 HUB Side Dr. Loyc Drexel The Floor is Rooms 201- Vanderkluysen University Lava: Lava 202 flow emplacement in the Deccan (India) 9/26/17 12:05 Kaufman 186 Dr. Richard Penn State Ice Sheets & Alley University Sea Level Rise: “What we don’t know might hurt us” 9/26/17 7:00 ATS Priestley Penn State Priestley Auditorium Recipient, Dr. University Lecture: “The Richard Alley Good News of Energy, Environment & Our Future” 10/10/17 12:05 HUB Social Dr. Abigail University of Hall - East Smith Otago, New Zealand 10/31/17 12:05 HUB Social Ben Edwards, Department of “Summer Hall – East Kristin Strock Earth Sciences Fieldwork in & ERSC at Dickinson Iceland” Majors College 12/7/17 12:00 Kaufman 134 N/A ERSC Holiday Department Luncheon & 60th Birthday Celebration Spring 2017 Earth Sciences Lunch and Learn Seminar Series Date Time PM Location Speaker Affiliation Title 1/31/17 12:05 Social Hall Welcome Earth Sciences East Back & Cassa Department 2017 2/14/17 12:05 Social Hall Maria Bruno Archaeology Research in East & ERSC Department Bolivia Major 2/21/17 12:05 Social Hall ERSC Senior Earth Sciences Senior Research East Majors Department Presentations 2/27/17 7:00 Denny 317 Ted Daeschler Academy of To the Ends of Natural Sciences the Earth: Fossil Discoveries from the Age of Fishes 2/28/17 12:05 Kaufman 186 Ted Daeschler Academy of Great Steps in Natural Sciences the History of Life: The Origin of Limbed Vertebrates 3/21/17 12:05 Social Hall Dr. Janine University of Life as an East Krippner Pittsburgh Active Dome: Large Block and Ash Flows on Shiveluch Volcano, Kamchatka 3/28/17 12:05 Social Hall ERSC Senior Earth Sciences Senior Research East Majors Department Presentations 4/11/17 12:05 SR 201-202 ERSC Junior Earth Sciences Junior IR 5- Majors Department minute Presentations 4/18/17 12:05 SR 201-202 Ryan GeoConstructors Introduction to Goldstein Engineering Rammed Services, Inc. Aggregate Piers – A Ground Improvement 4/25/17 12:05 Social Hall Graham West Virginia Petrochronology East Andrews University in the Izu Arc (Japan) Fall 2016 Earth Sciences Lunch and Learn Seminar Series Date Time PM Location Speaker Affiliation Title 8/30/16 12:05 SR 201-202 Annual Earth Sciences Welcome Department Back Luncheon 9/13/16 12:05 Social Hall Ben Edwards Earth Sciences Adventures on West & ERSC Department Baffin Island Majors 9/20/16 12:05 Social Hall Ellen Was ‘14 Syracuse Aluminum East University Solubility Mechanicsms in Quartz 9/20/16 7:00 Anita Tuvin Elizabeth Williams The Sixth Schlechter Kolbert College Extinction Auditorium 9/22/16 12:00 Kaufman 179 Alyson ERSC Using Mercury Thibodeau Dickinson to Trace the College Timing and Cause of Erath’s 4th Extinction 9/27/16 12:05 Social Hall Marcus Key & Earth Sciences Meltdowns West ERSC Majors Department and Waves: A US-Japan Summer Mosaic 10/4/16 12:05 SR 201-202 ERSC Majors Earth Sciences Study Abroad Experiences 10/11/16 12:05 Social Hall Dr. Cynthia West Chester Lead in Urban West Hall University Gardens of Philadelphia 10/25/16 12:05 SR 201-202 Andy Frassetto Research Working in Institutions for Earthquake Seismology Sciences 11/8/16 12:05 Social Hall Peter Sak & Earth Sciences Adventures in West ERSC Majors Department Guadeloupe 11/15/16 12:00 Stafford Alyson Earth Sciences Using Isotopes Auditorium Thibodeau Department to Trace the Source of Turquoise in Aztec Empire Spring 2016 Earth Sciences Lunch and Learn Seminar Series Date Time PM Location Speaker Affiliation Title 2/16/16 12:05 Social Hall John International Sea Level West Englander Sea Level Rise “72 Institute 2/16/16 7:00 Stern Great John International The New Room Englander Sea Level Reality ‘72 Institute 2/22/16 12:05 Social Hall David Earth Student West Betram’16 Sciences Research and Julia Majors Presentations Redden’16 3/7/16 7:00 Althouse Lonnie Ohio State The Potter 106 Thompson University Lecture 3/8/16 12:05 Kaufman Lonnie Ohio State In Search of 186 Thompson University the Oldest Ice on Earth on the Third Pole 3/22/16 12:05 Social Hall Rachael George On the West Jonassen Washington Prediction of ‘71 University Time 3/31/16 12:05 Kaufman Martin PA Council Job 186 Helmke of Prospects in Professional the Geologists Geosciences 3/31/16 7:00 Stern Great Yair Teller Founder of The Business Room HomeBiogas of Peace through Green Energy 4/12/16 12:05 Social Hall Will Earth 30 yrs of Ice West Kochtitzky Sciences on Nevado ‘16 Major Coropune, Peru 4/19/16 12:05 Side Rooms Pedro Brynn Mawr Sulfur 201-202 Marenco College Isotopes & Mass Extinctions 4/28/16 7:00 Althouse David Founder of Carbon 106 Bernard Global CO2 Capture Initiative 4/26/16 12:05 Social Hall Megan Earth Senior West Layman ’16, Sciences Research Katie Majors Presentations Mattern ’16, & Liz Plascencia ‘16 Fall 2015 Earth Sciences Lunch and Learn Seminar Series Date Time PM Location Speaker Affiliation Title 9/1/16 12:05 Social Hall Annual Earth West Welcome Back Sciences Luncheon Department 9/9/16 7:00 Anita Tuvin Rush Holt CEO of the “Advancing Science” Schlechter American Auditorium Association for the Advancement of Sciences 9/10/16 7:00 Stern Great Gillen D’Arcy University of “Tambora: The Room Wood Illinois Eruption that Changed the World” 9/15/16 12:05 Social Hall Ben Edwards & Department Fieldwork in Peru West William of Earth Kochtitzky Sciences 9/16/16 7:00 Anita Tuvin Anthony Cornell Shale Gas and Oil Schlechter Ingraffea University Development Auditorium 9/22/16 12:05 Hub Social Patrick Slippery Evaluation of Hall West Burkhart Rock geomorphic forcing by University Medieval Climate Anomaly upon pediments
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