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Coming Soon!
Check out the May issue of
GSA Today for new
career development articles.
Looking for more information
on a career in industry?
Want tips on how to network
at national conferences?
GSA is always open to ideas about the career-
related information you would like to see. Send
an e-mail Tahlia Bear at tbear@geosociety.org
to submit your ideas.
2015 GeoVentures & Field Camps
Tasman Valley-Aoraki Mount Cook, New Zealand. Photo by David Briody
Great Geysir" in Haukadalur, Iceland. Photo by Petr Brož
Illinois Basin Map used with permission from USGS
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. Photo by Daniel Schwen
Longs Peak, Colorado. Photo used with permission from Wikipedia Commons
Halema´uma´u crater, Hawaii. Photo used with permission from USGS
Acadia National Park, Maine. Photo used with permission from Wikipedia Commons
“Because the best geologists are the ones that have seen the most rocks!”
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
PENROSE CONFERENCES bring together
multidisciplinary groups of geoscientists and
facilitate an open and frank discussion of
ideas in an informal atmosphere that also
stimulates individual and collaborative research:
www.geosociety.org/penrose/.
THOMPSON FIELD FORUMS offer both the
opportunity to get out into the field and to
bring together experts on the topic at hand
to exchange current knowledge, ideas, and
theories: www.geosociety.org/fieldforums/.
GeoVentures GSA TODAY | www.geosociety.org/gsatoday/
2–15 July: Explore New Zealand—Life on a Plate Boundary!
20–31 July: Explore Dynamic Iceland!
5–12 August: Explore Hawaiian Volcanoes for K–12 Teachers
Field Camps
14–18 June: Illinois Basin Field Camp
20–25 June: Rocky Mountain Field Camp
12–18 July: Mammoth Cave Field Camp
26 July–1 August: Acadia Field Camp
These trips are fantastic for K–12 teachers, students, informal
educators, and pre-service teachers!
For more information on GeoVentures contact
Gary Lewis at glewis@geosociety.org.
For more information on Field Camps contact
Davida Buehler at dbuehler@geosociety.org.
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