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T8. Geomicrobiology of Microbes and Minerals: Influence
across Ecosystem Scales. Jill Mikucki, Univ. of Tennessee, Smoky Mountains: New Insight into Old Rocks from New
jmikucki@utk.edu; Caleb Schuler, Univ. of Tennessee,
cschuler@vols.utk.edu.
T9. Nutrient Hotspots through Time: Taphonomy in Modern
and Fossil Ecosystems. Sarah W. Keenan, Univ. of
Tennessee, skeenan1@vols.utk.edu; Jennifer M. DeBruyn,
Univ. of Tennessee, jdebruyn@utk.edu; Sean M. Schaeffer,
Univ. of Tennessee, sschaef5@utk.edu.
T10. Biogeochemical Cycling and Microbial Dynamics in
Response to Pulse Events. Sean Schaeffer, Univ. of
Tennessee, sschaef5@utk.edu; Jennifer DeBruyn, Univ. of
Tennessee, jdebruyn@utk.edu.
T11. Morphology and Evolutionary Trends. Bradley Deline,
Univ. of West Georgia, bdeline@westga.edu; Maggie R.
Limbeck, Univ. of Tennessee, mlimbeck@vols.utk.edu.
Cosponsored by the Paleontological Society.
T12. Taphonomy: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Rebecca
Freeman, Univ. of Kentucky, rebecca.freeman@uky.edu;
Linda McCall, Univ. of Texas at Austin, lndmccall02@
yahoo.com; Simon Darroch, Vanderbilt Univ.,
simon.a.darroch@vanderbilt.edu. Cosponsored by the
Paleontological Society.
T13. Neontological Approaches to Paleontological Questions.
Stephanie K. Drumheller, Univ. of Tennessee, sdrumhel@
utk.edu; Matthew A. Tibbits, Broward College,
matthew.a.tibbits@gmail.com.
T14. Geologic Mapping from the Appalachians to the Planets.
Robert Jacobsen, Univ. of Tennessee, rjacobse@vols.utk.
edu; Keenan B. Golder, Univ. of Tennessee, kgolder@vols
.utk.edu. Cosponsored by GSA Planetary Division.
T15. Planetary Surface Processes. Devon M. Burr, Univ. of
Tennessee, dburr1@utk.edu; Bradley J. Thomson, Univ. of
Tennessee, bthomso1@utk.edu.
T16. Structure, Stratigraphy, and Tectonics of the Craton in
the Southeastern United States. Mark Abolins, Middle
Tennessee State Univ., mark.abolins@mtsu.edu.
T17. Teaching Geosciences at the College Level—Resources
and Projects for Community College Students. Renee
Mazurek, ABTech Community College, reneemazurek@
abtech.edu.
T18. Undergraduate Research (Posters). Lee Phillips, Univ. of
North Carolina at Greensboro, plphilli@uncg.edu; Jeff
Ryan, Univ. of South Florida, ryan@mail.usf.edu.
Cosponsored by the Council on Undergraduate Research.
FIELD TRIPS
Pre-Meeting
Quaternary Faulting along the Dandridge-Vonore Fault Zone
in the Eastern Tennessee Seismic Zone. Robert D. Hatcher, Jr.,
Univ. of Tennessee, bobmap@utk.edu; Randel Tom Cox, Univ. of
Memphis, randycox@ memphis.edu.
Hydrogeology of the Oak Ridge Reservation and its Impact on
a Manhattan Project Legacy of Waste Disposal Practices over
the Last 75 Years. Steve Stowe, sstow@aol.com; Richard Ketelle,
richard.ketelle@ettp.doe.gov.
www.geosociety.org/gsatoday
The Blue Ridge Basement Complex of the Eastern Great
U-Pb Geochronology. Dave Moecher, Univ. of Kentucky,
moker@uky.edu.
Post-Meeting
Nutrient Hotspots through Time: Taphonomy in Modern
and Fossil Ecosystems. Sarah W. Keenan, Univ. of Tennessee,
skeenan1@vols.utk.edu; Christopher Widga, East Tennessee
State Univ., widgac@etsu.edu; Jennifer M. DeBruyn, Univ. of
Tennessee, jdebruyn@utk.edu; Sean M. Schaeffer, Univ. of
Tennessee, sschaef5@utk.edu.
Hydrogeology and Structure of Tuckaleechee Cove and
Vicinity. Ben Miller, USGS Nashville, caverben@yahoo.com;
Terri Brown, Lincoln Memorial Univ., tbrown23@vols.utk.edu.
Steaming through the Ordovician. C. Howard Capito,
Knoxville, Tennessee, chcapito@comcast.net; Stephanie K.
Drumheller, Univ. of Tennessee, sdrumhel@utk.edu.
Revisiting the Flynn Creek Impact Structure, Jackson County
Tennessee. Steven J. Jaret, Stony Brook Univ., sjjaret@yahoo.com;
David T. King, Jr., Auburn Univ., kingdat@auburn.edu.
Mesoscale Structures, Macroscale Folds, and Inferred
Cratonic Basement Structures, Nashville Dome, Central
Tennessee. Mark Abolins, Middle Tennessee State Univ.,
mark.abolins@mtsu.edu.
Lessons from Limestone: How to Teach All Sciences with
Limestone. Michael A. Gibson, Univ. of Tennessee at Martin,
mgibson@utm.edu; Don Byerly, Univ. of Tennessee, donbyerly@
comcast.net.
Blue Ridge–Inner Piedmont Geotraverse from the Great
Smoky Thrust to the Inner Piedmont: Upper Crust to Upper
Lower Crust, Terranes, Large Faults, and Sutures. Arthur J.
Merschat, USGS, amerschat@usgs.gov; J. Ryan Thigpen, Univ. of
Kentucky, ryan.thigpen@uky.edu; Elizabeth McClellan, Radford
Univ., emccellan@radford.edu; Mark W. Carter, USGS, mcarter@
usgs.gov; Robert D. Hatcher, Jr., Univ. of Tennessee–Knoxville,
bobmap@utk.edu.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND EARLY
CAREER PROFESSIONALS
Roy J. Shlemon Mentor Program in Applied Geoscience.
Students and early career professionals will have the opportunity
to discuss career prospects and challenges with applied geoscien-
tists from various sectors over a FREE lunch.
John Mann Mentors in Applied Hydrogeology Program.
Students and early career professionals interested in applied
hydrogeology or hydrology as a career will have the opportunity
to network with professionals in these fields over a FREE lunch.
Geoscience Career Workshops
For more information, contact Jennifer Nocerino at jnocerino@
geosociety.org.
Part 1: Career Planning and Informational Interviewing. Your
job-hunting process should begin with career planning, not when
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