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T9. Eco-Hydrogeology/Contaminant Hydrogeology:
M. Hassan Rezaie-Boroon, Andre Ellis.
T10. Unraveling Structural Complexity along the San Andreas
Fault Zone, Southern California: Using Geochronology in
Conjunction with Geologic and Geomorphic Mapping:
Shannon Mahan, Robert Powell, Katherine Kendrick.
T11. Investigating Environmental Changes using the Coastal and
Marine Sedimentary Record: Joseph Carlin, Alex Simms.
T12. Paleontology and Paleoecology of Western North America:
Nicole Bonuso, Adam Woods.
T13. In the Spotlight: Paleontology and the Public: Alton C.
Dooley Jr., Gabriel Santos.
T14. Undergraduate Research Posters: Mark Boryta, David
Mrofka, Jeff Marshall.
T15. Spatial and Temporal Variability of California Climate:
Implications for Landscape Evolution: Richard Heermance,
Andrew Cyr.
FIELD TRIPS
Trip fees include transportation and lodging for multi-day trips,
and most include meals. For more information, see the meeting
website.
Pre-Meeting
1. Arc Magmatism, Tectonics, and Tempos in Mesozoic Arc
Crustal Sections of the Peninsular and Transverse Ranges,
Southern California: Fri.–Sun., 1–3 April. US$370. Scott R.
Paterson, Univ. of Southern California, paterson@usc.edu;
Adam Ianno, Juniata College, adam.ianno@gmail.com;
Valbone Memeti, California State Univ. Fullerton, vmemeti@
fullerton.edu; Ben Clausen, Loma Linda Univ., bclausen@llu
.edu; Josh Schwartz, California State Univ. Northridge,
joshua.j.schwartz@gmail.com.
2. Geology and Vertebrate Paleontology of Tule Springs Fossil
Beds National Monument: Fri.–Sun., 1–3 April. US$345.
Kathleen Spring, Univ. of California Riverside and USGS,
kspringer@usgs.gov; Eric Scott, Cooper Center, California State
Univ. Fullerton, erscott@fullerton.edu; Jeff Pigati, USGS,
jpigati@usgs.gov.
3. Large Earthquakes and Rates of Slip on the San Jacinto
–San Andreas Fault System: Sun., 3 April. US$65. Doug Yule,
California State Univ. Northridge, doug.yule@csun.edu; Sally
McGill, California State Univ. San Bernardino, smcgill@csusb
.edu; Nate Onderdonk, California State Univ. Long Beach, nate
.onderdonk@csulb.edu.
4. Stratigraphy and Paleontology of the Palos Verdes Peninsula:
Sun., 3 April. US$80. Austin Hendy, Natural History Museum
of Los Angeles County, ahendy@nhm.org; Jann Vendetti,
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, jvendett@
nhm.org; Lindsey Groves, Natural History Museum of Los
Angeles County, lgroves@nhm.org; Howell Thomas, Natural
History Museum of Los Angeles County, hthomas@nhm.org;
Jorge Velez-Juarbe, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
County, jvelezjuar@nhm.org.
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5. Geology, Stratigraphy, and Paleontology of the Santa Ana
Mountains, Orange County, California: Thurs., 7 April.
US$80. Jere Lipps, Cooper Archaeological & Paleontological
Center, OC Parks & California State Univ. Fullerton, jlipps@
fullerton.edu; Eric Scott, Cooper Archaeological &
Paleontological Center, OC Parks & California State Univ.
Fullerton, erscott@fullerton.edu; Lisa Babilonia, Orange
County Parks, lisa.babilonia@ocparks.com; Richard Lozinsky,
Fullerton College, rlozinsky@fullcoll.edu.
6. Geology of Some Major Industrial Mineral Deposits in the
Mojave Desert Area, Southern California: Thurs.–Fri.,
7–8 April. US$175. Howard Brown, Howard Brown Geological
Consulting LLC, hjbjm@aol.com; Dinah Shumway, Terramins
Inc., terramins@gmail.com.
7. Neogene Sedimentation, Volcanic Activity, and Faulting in
the Coyote Mountains, Salton Trough, California: Thurs.–
Sat., 7–9 April. US$260. Ann Bykerk-Kauffman, California
State Univ. Chico, abykerk-kauffman@csuchico.edu; Michael
Parker, California State Univ. Chico, michaelpparker@
sbcglobal.net; Amy Gentry, California State Univ. Chico,
kitsune556@gmail.com; David Teimoorian, California State
Univ. Chico, davidteimoorian@gmail.com.
8. Late Cretaceous to Neogene Assembly and Disaggregation of
the Southern Sierra Nevada Region: Thurs.–Fri., 7–8 April.
US$240. Alan Chapman, Macalester College, chapman@
macalester.edu; Jason Saleeby, California Institute of
Technology, jason@gps.caltech.edu; David Wood, djwd@
swbell.net.
9. Vertebrate Paleontology of Death Valley National Park,
California: Thurs.–Sat., 7–9 April. US$320. Torrey Nyborg,
Loma Linda Univ., tnyborg06g@llu.edu; Steve Rowland, Univ.
of Nevada Las Vegas, steve.rowland@unlv.edu.
WORKSHOPS
The following teaching workshops will be held at the
DoubleTree Hotel. Generous sponsorships allow the organizers to
offer these workshops at no charge, except for the normal meeting
registration fee. Space is limited, so register early. See the meeting
website for more information.
1. California Earthquake Hazards & Mineral Resources—
NGSS: Cosponsored by California Mineral Education Foundation
(CMEF); Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC);
Women In Mining (WIM). Sun., 3 April, 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Limit:
25; refreshments included, but participants need to provide
their own lunch. Cynthia L. Pridmore, California Geological
Survey, cpridmore@consrv.ca.gov; Robert De Groot, Southern
California Earthquake Center; Joyce Pulliam-Fitzgerald,
Elementis Specialties Inc.
2. Creating Dual-Enrollment Honors Geology Classes at High
Schools: Sponsored by National Association of Geoscience
Teachers, Far Western Section. Sun., 3 April, 8 a.m.–noon. Limit:
20; refreshments included. Dirk Baron, California State Univ.
Bakersfield, dbaron@csub.edu.
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