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T13. Glacial Meltwater Discharge Events of the Last
Deglaciation in the Great Lake Region: Climate and
Timing: Hong Wang, Illinois State Geological Survey,
hongwang@illinois.edu; Timothy G. Fisher, Univ. of Toledo,
timothy.fisher@utoledo.edu; B. Brandon Curry, Illinois
State Geological Survey, b-curry@illinois.edu.
T14. Quaternary Chronology Conundrums: Approximating
and Assessing Event Ages: B. Brandon Curry, Illinois State
Geological Survey, b-curry@illinois.edu; Thomas V. Lowell,
Univ. of Cincinnati, thomas.lowell@uc.edu; Henry M.
Loope, Indiana Geological Survey, hloope@indiana.edu.
T15. Advances in Geologic Carbon Sequestration: Cosponsored
by the Center for Geologic Storage of CO2. Edward Mehnert,
Illinois State Geological Survey, emehnert@illinois.edu;
James Damico, Illinois State Geological Survey, jdamico@
illinois.edu; Hongbo Shao, Illinois State Geological Survey,
hbshao@illinois.edu.
T16. Anthropogenic Impacts on Soil, Water, and Air: Liliana
Lefticariu, Southern Illinois Univ. Carbondale, lefticar@siu
.edu; Melissa Lenczewski, Northern Illinois Univ.,
lenczewski@niu.edu.
T17. Geomorphology, Hydrology, and Critical Zone Processes
in the Anthropocene: Alison Anders, Univ. of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign, amanders@illinois.edu; Arthur Bettis,
Univ. of Iowa, art-bettis@uiowa.edu.
T18. Innovations in Environmental Assessment and
Remediation—Brownfields and Redevelopment and the
Impacts of Urbanization: Patricia Bryan, Bryan
Environmental Consultants, Inc., pbryan@bryanenv.com;
Christopher J. Stohr, Illinois State Geological Survey, cstohr@
illinois.edu; Andrew J. Stumpf, Illinois State Geological
Survey, astumpf@illinois.edu.
T19. Characterization of Karst of the Midwestern U.S.:
Problems with Unstable Ground and Groundwater
Quality: Samuel V. Panno, Illinois State Geological Survey,
s-panno@illinois.edu; Walton R. Kelly, Illinois State Water
Survey, wkelly@illinois.edu.
T20. Characterizing Water-Quality Changes through
Continuous Monitoring: Kelly Warner, USGS, klwarner@
usgs.gov; Amy Gahala, USGS, agahala@usgs.gov.
T21. Anthropogenic Impacts on Groundwater Quantity and
Quality: From Field Data to Numerical Analyses: Daniel
Abrams, Illinois State Water Survey, dbabrams@illinois.edu;
Henk Haitjema, Indiana Univ., haitjema@indiana.edu.
T22. Geophysical Methods with Applications to Hydrogeology:
David Hart, Wisconsin Geological and Natural History
Survey, djhart@wisc.edu; Kisa E. Mwakanyamale, Illinois
State Geological Survey, kemwaks@illinois.edu.
T23. The Geological Consequences of River Flood Magnitude:
Ancient and Modern Examples: Andrew C. Phillips, Illinois
State Geological Survey, aphillps@illinois.edu; Jim Best,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, jimbest@illinois.edu.
T24. Advances in River and Floodplain Morphodynamics:
Physical, Ecological, and Human Processes: Jessica Zinger,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, zinger1@illinois.edu;
Quinn W. Lewis, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
qlewis2@illinois.edu.
T25. Applied Geology: Environmental, Engineering,
Hydrogeology, Geotechnical, and Applied Geophysics:
Terry R. West, Purdue Univ., trwest@purdue.edu.
T26. Women and Geology: Who Are We, Where Have We Come GSA TODAY | www.geosociety.org/gsatoday
From, and Where Are We Going? Beth A. Johnson, Univ.
of Wisconsin–Fox Valley, beth.a.johnson@uwc.edu.
T27. Geoscience Outreach—50 Years of Innovation:
Cosponsored by the Geological Outreach at Museums,
Parks, & Surveys Group. Lisa Anderson, Michigan State
Univ. Extension, venner@mchsi.com; Peter Voice, Western
Michigan Univ., peter.voice@wmich.edu.
T28. Undergraduate Research (Posters): Cosponsored by the
Geosciences Division–Council on Undergraduate Research.
Robert D. Shuster, Univ. of Nebraska–Omaha, rshuster@
unomaha.edu.
T29. Undergraduate Research: Multidisciplinary Geologic
Systems: Cosponsored by the Geosciences Division–Council
on Undergraduate Research. Samuel Smidt, Michigan State
Univ., smidtsam@msu.edu; Charles Carrigan, Olivet
Nazarene Univ., ccarriga@olivet.edu.
T30. The Contribution of Taphonomy for Understanding the
Fossil Record: Thomas A. Hegna, Western Illinois Univ.,
ta-hegna@wiu.edu.
T31. Magmatic Processes of the Midwestern Proterozoic:
Mid-Continent Rift to St. Francois Mountains: Craig
Lundstrom, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
lundstro@uiuc.edu.
T32. Structure, Geophysics, and Tectonics of the Midcontinent,
from Precambrian to Present: Stephen Marshak, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, smarshak@illinois.edu; Seth
Stein, Northwestern Univ., seth@earth.northwestern.edu.
T33. Multidisciplinary Research Techniques in Geoarchaeology
—Human Interaction with the Landscape: Kristin M.
Hedman, Illinois State Archaeological Survey, khedman@
illinois.edu; Shane K. Butler, Illinois State Geological Survey,
sbutler4@illinois.edu.
FIELD TRIPS
For additional information, please contact field trip co-chairs
Zak Lasemi, zlasemi@Illinois.edu, and Scott Elrick, elrick@
illinois.edu, or check the meeting website.
Pre-Meeting
1. The Quaternary Geology of the Chicago Metropolitan
Area: The Chicago Outlet, Valparaiso Moraine, Lake
Michigan Lobe Chronology Revisited, and Kankakee
Torrent Story: Sat. and Sun., 16–17 April, 7 a.m.–4 p.m.
Cost: US$175. Leaders: B. Brandon Curry, Illinois State
Geological Survey, b-curry@illinois.edu; Oliver J. Caron,
Illinois State Geological Survey, caron@illinois.edu.
2. Fluorite Deposits within the Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar
District and How They Relate to the Hicks Dome
Cryptoexplosive Feature: Sat. and Sun., 16–17 April,
7:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Cost: US$165. Leaders: F. Brett Denny,
Illinois State Geological Survey, fdenny@illinois.edu; Joe
Devera, Illinois State Geological Survey, j-devera@illinois.
edu; Mary Seid, Illinois State Geological Survey, maryseid@
illinois.edu; Mike Lewsader, Illinois State Geological Survey,
lewsader@illinois.edu.
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