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SEDIMENTARY GEOLOGY DIVISION Suoya Fan, University of Houston
Laurence L. Sloss Award Nadine Reitman, University of Colorado Boulder
Isabel P. Montañez, University of California at Davis Brandt Scott, Utah State University
Sedimentary Geology Division Student Research Award Other awards presented at the annual meeting include:
Edward Matheson, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Stephen E. Laubach Structural Diagenesis Research Award GSA INTERNATIONAL
(Joint with Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) James B. Thompson, Jr., Distinguished International
Victoria Igoe, University of Wisconsin–Madison Lecturer Award
Ross Stein, Temblor Inc.
STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND TECTONICS DIVISION Iain Simpson Stewart, University of Plymouth
Career Contribution Award
Arthur W. Snoke, University of Wyoming CUSHMAN FOUNDATION
W. Storrs Cole Memorial Research Award
Outstanding Publication Award Jessica E. Pilarczyk, University of Southern Mississippi
W. Adolph Yonkee and Arlo Brandon Weil, “Tectonic evolution
of the Sevier and Laramide belts within the North American AMERICAN GEOSCIENCES INSTITUTE
Cordillera orogenic system,” Earth Science Reviews, v. 150, AGI Medal in Memory of Ian Campbell
p. 531–593. Russell G. Slayback, Leggette, Brashears & Graham
Structural Geology & Tectonics Student Research Travel
Grant Award
Mark Ahenda, Queen’s University
Cassandra Brigham, University of Washington
GSA Fellowship 2018 Student
Research Grants
Fellowship is an honor that is bestowed on the best of our
profession once per year at the spring GSA Council meeting GSA is proud to offer research grants to its highly quali-
and is recognized at GSA’s Annual Meeting. GSA members fied student members. Students may receive a total of two
are elected to Fellowship in recognition of distinguished con- GSA graduate student grants in their entire academic
tributions to the geosciences. A member can be nominated career, regardless of what program they are currently
for Fellowship only by a Fellow of the Society who initiates enrolled in. The maximum award per grant is US$2,500.
the process by completing the nominating sponsor’s form and Students may be eligible for specialized awards, in which
identifying two other Fellows, or one Fellow and one mem- case the total funding awarded could be greater than
ber, who agree to support the nomination. A GSA Fellow US$2,500.
may only support two nominees per election cycle, only one
of which as a primary nominator. Questions? Email awards@ The GSA student research grant application process is
geosociety.org. available online only; no paper applications or letters will
be accepted. Apply online at www.geosociety.org/grants
How to Make a Nomination starting December 2017. Online submissions must be com-
pleted by Thursday, 1 February 2018, at 5 p.m. MST.
Deadline: 1 Feb.
Primary nominator: For further information on the 2018 Research Grants
Program, go to www.geosociety.org/grants, call +1-303-
1. Completes online nomination form at www 357-1025, or e-mail researchgrants@geosociety.org.
.geosociety.org/FellowNoms;
2. Writes a letter of support;
3. Collects two (2) additional letters of support (one
must be from a Fellow; both must be GSA members);
4. Obtains nominee’s current CV or résumé; and
5. Submits all documents in one packet to awards@
geosociety.org.
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