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GSA 2017 ANNUAL MEETING & EXPOSITION
414. Accessible Field Geology of Western Washington.
Sat., 21 Oct. Cosponsors: Geoscience Education Division;
International Association for Geoscience Diversity. Leaders:
Christopher L. Atchison, Univ. of Cincinnati; Steven
J. Whitmeyer.
415. Geology Underfoot: Helping Students Visualize the
Geology of an Urban Landscape by Exploring the Glacial
Geomorphology of the Greater Seattle Area. Sat., 21 Oct.
Leaders: Alecia Spooner, North Seattle College; Caroline R. Pew. 422. Structure, Neotectonics, Geophysics, and Geomorphology
416. The Seattle Fault and the Newcastle Anticline: The
Structure and Dynamics of an Active Fold-and-Thrust Belt.
Sat., 21 Oct. Leader: John T. Figge, North Seattle College.
417. Groundwater Remedial Activities at Department of
Energy’s Hanford Site, Southeastern Washington.
Wed.–Thurs., 25–26 Oct. Cosponsor: GSA Hydrogeology
Division. Leaders: Sunil Mehta; Bruce Williams.
419. Glaciers, Isostasy, and Eustasy in the Fraser Lowland:
Resolving Late Pleistocene Glaciation across the International
Border. Thurs., 26 Oct. Leaders: Douglas H. Clark, Western
Washington Univ; John Clague.
Event Space & Event Listing Requests
community.geosociety.org/gsa2017
420. The Ultimate Washington State Terroir Tour.
Thurs.–Sat., 26–28 Oct. Leaders: Alan Busacca, Vinitas Vineyard
Consultants, LLC; Kevin Pogue.
421. Grounding Line Processes of the Southern Cordilleran
Ice Sheet: Whidbey Island, Puget Lowlands. Thurs., 26 Oct.
Leaders: John B. Anderson, Rice Univ.; Lauren M. Simkins,
Brian P. Demet.
of the Yakima Folds: New Field Research on Fold Structure
and Miocene-Present Deformation within the Backarc of the
Cascadia Subduction Zone. Thurs.–Sat., 26–28 Oct. Leaders:
Harvey M. Kelsey, Humboldt State Univ.; Scott Bennett, Lydia
Staisch, Brian L. Sherrod.
423. Sedimentary, Volcanic, and Structural Processes during
Triple-Junction Migration: Insights from the Paleogene
Record in Central Washington. Thurs.–Sat., 26–28 Oct.
Leaders: Michael P. Eddy, Princeton Univ.; Robert B. Miller,
Paul J. Umhoefer.
424. Mima Mounds Tour and Review of Formative
Hypotheses. Thurs., 26 Oct. Leader: Ronald S. Sletten, Univ.
of Washington.
Deadline for first consideration: 6 June
Please let us know about your non-technical events via our
online event space & event-listing database (connect via community
.geosociety.org/gsa2017/spacerequest). Space is reserved on a first-
come, first-served basis; in order to avoid increased fees, you must
submit your request for meeting rooms by 6 June. The event space/
event listing submission should be used for meeting rooms to hold
events (i.e., business meetings, luncheons, receptions, etc.).
• At the Washington State Convention Center (WSCC) or
Sheraton Seattle Hotel—with no food/beverage minimum or
room rental fee from the facility/hotel; and/or
• For off-site events (events that are not being held at the
WSCC or Sheraton Seattle). Ensure that your event is listed
in the meeting program book, in the personal scheduler, and
the mobile app, as well as on the GSA website.
If your event is private or by “invitation only,” please indicate
that and limit who has access to the information. For example, for
private events, you simply check the “private” box and the infor-
mation won’t be included in any of our listings. If your event is by
invitation only, please indicate that in the Notes to GSA section.
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