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PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS

          North-Central


          Section


          54th Annual Meeting of the North-Central Section, GSA
          Duluth, Minnesota, USA
          18–19 May 2020

          www.geosociety.org/nc-mtg




          LOCATION                                             T6.   Deciphering the Record of Lake Superior Iron Forma-
            We are excited to bring the GSA 2020 North-Central Section   tions. Athena Eyster, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
          Annual Meeting up north to Duluth, Minnesota, USA. Perched   aeyster@mit.edu; Latisha Brengman, University of Minne-
          on the western tip of Lake Superior, Duluth offers unparalleled   sota Duluth; Chad Wittkop, Minnesota State University.
          beauty and natural amenities. The meeting will be held at the
          Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC), within walk-  T7.   Midcontinent Meteorite Impact Structures: Surficial
          ing distance of Canal Park and downtown Duluth. Geologic   and Subsurface Evidence of Deformation and Shock
          highlights range from the Precambrian Duluth Complex and   Metamorphism. Ryan Clark, Iowa Geological Survey,
          Midcontinent Rift rocks to Lake Superior with its coastal dunes   ryan-j-clark@uiowa.edu; Kevin Ray Evans, Missouri State
          and seacliffs. Come north for a geologic adventure!       University.

          CALL FOR PAPERS                                      T8.   Structural Geology and Tectonics. Melissa Lamb, Univer-
          Abstracts deadline: 18 Feb.                               sity of St. Thomas, malamb@stthomas.edu.
          Submit online at www.geosociety.org/nc-mtg
          Abstract submission fee: US$18 for students and US$30 for all   T9.   Paleontology of the Upper Midwest: Glimpses into Five
          others. If you cannot submit an abstract online, please contact   Seashores. John Westgaard, Science Museum of Minne-
          Heather Clark, +1-303-357-1018, hclark@geosociety.org.    sota, jwestgaard@smm.org; Kenneth C. Gass, independent
                                                                    researcher; Alex Hastings, Science Museum of Minnesota;
          TECHNICAL PROGRAM                                         Douglas Hanks, Science Museum of Minnesota and Minne-
          T1.   Insights into Processes of Proterozoic Crustal Growth,   sota Discovery Center.
               Modification, and Stabilization in the North-Central U.S.
               Continental Interior. Daniel Holm, Kent State University,   T10.   Pre-Wisconsin Episode Records in the Midcontinent.
               dholm@kent.edu; David Malone, Illinois State; John Crad-  Cosponsored by GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomor-
               dock, Macalester.                                    phology Division. Peter Jacobs, University of Wisconsin–
                                                                    Whitewater, jacobsp@uww.edu; Henry Loope, Indiana Geo-
          T2.   Intrusive Rocks of the Midcontinent Rift. Joshua Feinberg,   logical and Water Survey; Jose Luis Antinao Rojas, Indiana
               University of Minnesota Twin Cities, feinberg@umn.edu;   Geological and Water Survey; Andrew Phillips, Illinois
               Nicholas Swanson-Hysell, University of California Berkeley;   State Geological Survey.
               Mark Severson, University of Minnesota Duluth Natural
               Resources Research Institute.                   T11.   Glaciation and Deglaciation along the Southern Margin of
                                                                    the Laurentide Ice Sheet: Bringing Multiple Tools to Bear.
          T3.   Precambrian Geology of the Lake Superior Region.    Cosponsored by GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphol-
               Robert Lodge, University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, lodgerw   ogy Division. Jennifer McDonald, Minnesota Geological Sur-
               @uwec.edu; Mark Jirsa, Minnesota Geological Survey.  vey, jmhorton@umn.edu; David Ullman, Northland College;
                                                                    Kenneth Lepper, North Dakota State University.
          T4.   Petrology, Mineralogy, and High-Temperature Geochem-
               istry. Fred Davis, University of Minnesota Duluth, fdavis@   T12.   All Things Aeolian. Cosponsored by GSA Quaternary Geol-
               d.umn.edu.                                           ogy and Geomorphology Division. Phillip Larson, Minnesota
                                                                    State University Mankato, phillip.larson@mnsu.edu; Randall
          T5.   Novel Approaches to Studying Earth’s Earliest Terrestrial   Schaetzl, Michigan State University; Garry Running, Univer-
               Ecosystems: From Biogeochemistry to Astrobiology. Erik   sity of Wisconsin–Eau Claire.
               Gulbranson, Gustavus Adolphus College, erikgulbranson@
               gustavus.edu; Rebecca Dzombak, University of Michigan;   T13.   Geoarchaeology: Exploring the Connections between
               Nathan Sheldon, University of Michigan.              Humanity and Geology. Michele D. Stillinger, University of
                                                                    St. Thomas, mdstillinger@stthomas.edu.
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