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GSA TODAY | NOVEMBER 2016 T8. Economic Geology and the Atlantic Continental Shelf:
Marine Aggregate, Heavy Minerals, Energy Resources,
and Carbon Storage. William Lassetter, Virginia Division of Pre-Meeting Trips
Geology and Mineral Resources, william.lassetter@dmme
.virginia.gov; Rick Berquist, Virginia Division of Geology
and Mineral Resources, rick.berquist@dmme.virginia.gov.
T9. Seismic Zones, Paleoseismology, and Neotectonics in the
Southeastern United States. J. Wright Horton, Jr., USGS,
whorton@usgs.gov; Ronald Counts, USGS, rcounts@usgs.gov.
T10. Deciphering Metamorphic Histories in Multiply-Deformed
Terranes in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge. William C.
Burton, USGS, bburton@usgs.gov; Willis E. Hames, Auburn
Univ., hameswe@auburn.edu.
T11. Hydrology and Hydrogeology in the Southeast: Processes,
Problems, and Geologic Controls. J.P. Gannon, Western
Carolina Univ., jpgannon@wcu.edu; David L. Nelms, USGS,
dlnelms@usgs.gov; David Kinner, Western Carolina Univ.,
dkinner@wcu.edu; Mark Lord, Western Carolina Univ.,
mlord@wcu.edu; Jerry Miller, Western Carolina Univ.,
jmiller@wcu.edu; E. Randolph McFarland, USGS, ermcfarl@
usgs.gov.
T12. Methods for Assessing Knowledge and Understanding
among K–16 Students and the General Public. Frank L.
Forcino, Western Carolina Univ., flforcino@email.wcu.edu;
Rachel Salter, North Dakota State Univ., rachel.salter@
ndsu.edu.
T13. Topics in Paleozoic Paleontology and Stratigraphy.
Stephen A. Leslie, James Madison Univ., lesliesa@jmu.edu;
Bradley Deline, Univ. of West Georgia, bdeline@westga.edu;
John Haynes, James Madison Univ., haynesjx@jmu.edu.
T14. Brittle Deformation in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain
Provinces: Understanding the Tectonics along the Eastern
North American Margin. Mervin J. Bartholomew, Univ. of
Memphis, jbrthlm1@memphis.edu; Christopher M. Bailey,
College of William and Mary, cmbail@wm.edu.
T15. Plutonism and Volcanism in the Southern Appalachians.
Brent E. Owens, College of William and Mary, beowen@
wm.edu; Elizabeth Johnson, James Madison Univ.,
johns2ea@jmu.edu.
T16. Stormwater Control Measures: Runoff Quantity and
Pollution Science and Management in the Southeastern
U.S. Vijay M. Vulava, Univ. of Charleston, vulavav@
cofc.edu; Barbara Beckingham, Univ. of Charleston,
beckinghamba@cofc.edu; Timothy Callahan, Univ. of
Charleston, callahant@cofc.edu.
T17. Geologic Studies of the U.S. Atlantic Coastal Plain
Province. Christopher Swezey, USGS, cswezey@usgs.gov;
Rick Berquist, Virginia Division of Geology and Mineral
Resources, rick.berquist@dmme.virginia.gov.
T18. 2YC Student Research and Teaching Methods (Posters).
Pete Berquist, Thomas Nelson Community College,
berquistp@tncc.edu; Callan Bentley, Northern Virginia
Community College, cbentley@nvcc.edu.
T19. Undergraduate Research (Posters). Lee Phillips, Univ. of
North Carolina at Greensboro, plphilli@uncg.edu; Elizabeth
Johnson, James Madison Univ., johns2ea@jmu.edu.
T20. Paleozoic Clastics and Carbonates of the Southeast
(Posters). Jeannette M. Wolak, Tennessee Technological
Univ., jwolak@tntech.edu.
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FIELD TRIPS
Fossil-Collecting from the Middle Miocene Carmel Church
Quarry Marine Ecosystem. Alexander K. Hastings, Virginia
Museum of Natural History, alexander.hastings@vmnh
.virginia.gov; Ray Vodden, Virginia Museum of Natural
History, raymond.vodden@vmnh.virginia.gov; Christina
Byrd, Virginia Museum of Natural History, christina.byrd@
vmnh.virginia.gov.
From Laurentia to Iapetus: Traversing the Blue Ridge–Piedmont
Terrane Boundary in Central Virginia. Anna V. Spears,
College of William and Mary, avspears@email.wm.edu;
Christopher M. Bailey, College of William and Mary, cmbail@
wm.edu; Aaron Marshall, College of William and Mary.
Geology along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia.
Mark Carter, USGS, mcarter@usgs.gov; Scott Southworth,
USGS, ssouthw@usgs.gov; Richard Tollo, George Washington
Univ., rtollo@gwu.edu; Arthur Merschat, USGS; Sara Wagner,
George Washington Univ.; Ava Lazor, George Washington
Univ.; John Aleinikoff, USGS.
Geology of Belle Isle, Richmond. Karen M. Layou, Reynolds
Community College, klayou@reynolds.edu; Brent Owens,
College of William and Mary, beowen@wm.edu.
Post-Meeting Trips
Geologic Controls on Cave Development in the Burnsville
Cove Area, Bath and Highland Counties, Virginia. Christopher
Swezey, USGS, cswezey@usgs.gov; John Haynes, James Madison
Univ., haynesjx@jmu.edu; Phil Lucas, Virginia Speleological
Survey; Rick Lambert, Virginia Speleological Survey.
Geologic Evolution, Modern Processes, and Mangement
Strategies of Virginia’s Mainland Beaches and Barrier
Island. Michael Fenster, Randolph Macon College, mfenster@
rmc.edu; Christopher Hein, Virginia Institute of Marine
Science, hein@vims.edu.
Geology and Paleontology at Stratford Hall, Northern Neck,
Virginia. Rob Weems, USGS, rweems4@gmail.com; Lucy
Edwards, USGS, leedward@usgs.gov; Bryan Landacre, USGS.
Geology of the Civil War Battlefields at Petersburg, Virginia.
Aaron Cross, Virginia Division of Geology and Mineral
Resources (VDGMR), aaron.cross@dmme.virginia.gov; C.R.
Berquist, VDGMR, crberq@wm.edu; Marcie Occhi, VDGMR,
marcie.occhi@dmme.virginia.gov; Jessica Strand, VDGMR.
Geology of the Petersburg Batholith, Eastern Piedmont,
Virginia. Brent Owens, William & Mary, beowen@wm.edu;
Mark Carter, USGS, mcarter@usgs.gov; Christopher M. Bailey,
William & Mary, cmbail@wm.edu.
Industrial Minerals and Mines in the Arvonia Formation of
the Chopawamsic Terrane, Buckingham County, Virginia.
Chee Saunders, Cardno Inc., chee.saunders@cardno.com.
Tertiary Strata and Paleontology of the James River Region,
Virginia. Lauck W. Ward, Virginia Museum of Natural
History, lauck.ward@vmnh.virginia.gov; Harry Dowsett,
USGS.