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T2. 	 Flow through Carbonate Aquifers and Reservoirs. Carol           F3. 	 Water Flow, Sediment Flux, and Boat Traffic between the
      Wicks, Louisiana State Univ., cwicks@lsu.edu.                         Mississippi and Atchafalaya Rivers. Sun., 20 March;
                                                                            departs 8 a.m. from the Hilton and returns by 4:30 p.m.,
T3. 	 Big Geoscientific Problems in the South-Central Region.               with lunch provided. US$75; min.: 4/max. 18. Principal
      Robert J. Stern, Univ. of Texas at Dallas, rjstern@utdallas.          organizer: Gary Kinsland, gkinsland@louisiana.edu.
      edu; Kevin Mickus, Missouri State Univ., kevinmickus@
      missouristate.edu; Raphael Gottardi, Univ. of Louisiana at      SPECIAL EVENT
      Lafayette, rxg0121@louisiana.edu.
                                                                      Welcoming Reception: 50th Anniversary Section Meeting.
T4. 	 The Geochemistry of Sedimentary Systems. David Borrok,          Sun., 20 March, 6:30–8:30 p.m. Visit with friends and colleagues
      Univ. of Louisiana at Lafayette, dborrok@louisiana.edu;         as you enjoy the hospitality of the Hotel Capitol Center. One
      Achim Hermann, Louisiana State Univ., aherrmann@lsu.edu.        complimentary drink, then cash bar.

T5. 	 Petroleum Geology of the Gulf of Mexico. Peter D. Clift,          OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS
      Louisiana State Univ., pclift@lsu.edu.
                                                                        For mentor programs, career workshops, and On To
T6. 	 Geochemistry and Water Quality of Gulf Coast                      the Future, see p. 19.
      Groundwaters. Karen Johannesson, Tulane Univ.,
      kjohanne@tulane.edu; Ningfang Yang, Tulane Univ.,                 Volunteering
      nyang@tulane.edu.
                                                                           Students can earn free meeting registration by volun-
T7. 	 Subsidence, Accretion: Coastal Depletion? Christopher             teering for two shifts of ~4 to 5 hours of work. If you are
      Esposito, Tulane Univ., cesposit@tulane.edu; Elizabeth L.         interested in volunteering, please contact the Student
      Chamberlain, Tulane Univ., echambe1@tulane.edu; Krista            Volunteer Coordinator, Adam Turner, aturn49@lsu.edu.
      L. Jankowski, Tulane Univ., kjankows@tulane.edu.                  The volunteer application is part of the meeting registration
                                                                        process.
T8. 	 Hazards Related to Induced Earthquakes. Randel T. Cox,
      Univ. of Memphis, randycox@memphis.edu; Arleen A. Hill,           Travel Grants
      Univ. of Memphis, aahill@memphis.edu; Jian Chen, Univ.
      of Louisiana at Lafayette, jchen@louisiana.edu.                   Application deadline: 17 Feb.
                                                                           Please review the eligibility guidelines and application
T9. 	 Coastal and Shelf Sediment Transport Processes and
      Products of the Northern Gulf of Mexico. Sam Bentley,             procedure at www.geosociety.org/Sections/sc/grants.htm.
      Louisiana State Univ., sjb@lsu.edu; Kehui Xu, Louisiana
      State Univ., kxu@lsu.edu; Jeff Obelcz, Louisiana State Univ.,   LOCAL CONTACTS
      jobelc1@lsu.edu; Jiaze Wang, Louisiana State Univ.,
      jwang72@lsu.edu; Crawford White, Louisiana State Univ.          Coordinating Chair: Peter Clift, Louisiana State University,
                                                                      pclift@lsu.edu
T10. 	Fluvial Forms and Processes with Special Focus on Gulf
      Coast Rivers. Kory Konsoer, Louisiana State Univ., kkonsoer     Technical Chair: David Borrok, University of Louisiana Lafayette,
      @lsu.edu; Jeff Nittrouer, Rice Univ., nittrouer@rice.edu; Inci  dmb5953@louisiana.edu
      Güneralp, Texas A&M, iguneralp@geos.tamu.edu.
                                                                      Exhibits Chair: Carl Richter, University of Louisiana Lafayette,
T11. 	Toward Sustainable Water Systems: Impacts of Climate            richter@louisiana.edu
      Variability and Changing Demands. Emad Habib, Univ.
      of Louisiana at Lafayette, habib@louisiana.edu; Ning            Field-Trip Chair: Tara Jonell, Louisiana State University,
      Zhang, McNeese State Univ., nzhang.mcneese@gmail.com;           tjonel1@lsu.edu
      Robert Miller, C.H. Fenstermaker & Associates, robert@
      fenstermaker.com.                                               Student Coordinator: Adam Turner, Louisiana State University,
                                                                      aturn49@lsu.edu
T12. 	Computational Geosciences and Data Visualization.
      Margarete Jadamec, Univ. of Houston, mjadamec@central.                                                                             GSA TODAY | www.geosociety.org/gsatoday
      uh.edu; Matthew Knepley, Rice Univ., kneply@rice.edu;
      M. Burak Yikilmaz, Univ. of California Davis, mbyikilmaz
      @ucdavis.edu.

T13. 	Salt-Water Intrusion. Doug Carlson, Louisiana Geological
      Survey, dcarlson@lsu.edu.

FIELD TRIPS

F1. 	 Quaternary and Recent Sedimentation in the Wax Lake
      Delta. Sun., 20 March; departs 8:30 a.m. from the Hilton.
      US$220; min.: 16/max.: 28. Principal organizer: Harry
      Roberts, Louisiana State Univ., hrober3@lsu.edu.

F2. 	 Miocene Vertebrates in the Pascagoula Formation: A Site
      Yielding Mastodon to Marine Turtle Material. Sun.,
      20 March; departs 9 a.m. from the Hilton and returns at
      3:30 p.m., with lunch provided. US$35; min.: 5/max.: 15.
      Principal organizer: Judith A. Schiebout, jschie@lsu.edu.

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