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T6. Geochemical Signatures of River Catchment Sediments (Society for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Quaternary
Production, Transport, and Depositional Processes. Geology and Geomorphology Division. Samantha Dow,
Cosponsored by GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Univ. of Connecticut, samantha.dow@uconn.edu; Andy
Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Fallon, Univ. of Connecticut, andy.fallon@uconn.edu.
Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology
Division. Queenie Chang, Univ. of Connecticut, queenie T14. Insights about the Tectonic Evolution of Eastern North
.chang@uconn.edu; Michael Hren, Univ. of Connecticut, America from Rocks, Seismic Data, Experiments, and
michael.hren@uconn.edu. Models. Cosponsored by the GSA Structural Geology
and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry,
T7. From the Surface to the Subsurface and Back: Petrology, and Volcanology Division. Sara Mana, Salem
Groundwater Influence on Stream Networks. State Univ., smana@salemstate.edu; Victor Guevara,
Cosponsored by GSA Hydrogeology Division. Janet Amherst College, vguevara@amherst.edu; Emily Peterman,
Barclay, U.S. Geological Survey, jbarclay@usgs.gov; Eric Bowdoin College, epeterma@bowdoin.edu; Erkan
Moore, Univ. of Connecticut, eric.m.moore@uconn.edu. Toraman, Salem State Univ., etoraman@salemstate.edu.

T8. Environmental Hydrogeology and Innovations in Geologic T15. Alkaline Magmatism in the Northern Appalachians.
Environmental Investigation Methods. Cosponsored by Cosponsored by GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology,
GSA Hydrogeology Division. Nick Hastings, Woodard and and Volcanology Division. Matthew Severs, Richard Stockton
Curran, nhastings@woodardcurran.com; Mike Apfelbaum, Univ., matthew.severs@stockton.edu; Allison Weinsteiger,
Woodard and Curran, mapfelbaum@woodardcurran.com. Central Connecticut Univ., weinsteigera@ccsu.edu.
T9. Current Research in Coastal and Marine Processes. T16. Mineral Deposits in the Northeast: Geologic Insights from
Cosponsored by Eastern Section–SEPM (Society for Recent Studies. Cosponsored by Connecticut Geological
Sedimentary Geology); GSA Quaternary Geology and Survey, Department of Energy and Environmental Protection;
Geomorphology Division. Bryan Oakley, Eastern GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology
Connecticut State Univ., OakleyB@easternct.edu; Division. Harold Moritz, Geological Society of Connecticut,
Mark Borrelli, CAPE Lab, Univ. of Massachusetts–Boston, fritzandsheila@pobox.com.
Mark.Borrelli@umb.edu; Justin Shawler, Virginia Institute
of Marine Science, jshawler@vims.edu; Arye Janoff, T17. Pre-Atlantic Geological Connections among Northwest
Montclair State Univ., janoffa2@montclair.edu; Isamar Africa, Southern Europe, and Eastern North America.
Cortes, Montclair State Univ., cortesi1@montclair.edu; Cosponsored by GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics
Rose Palermo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, rpalermo@mit.edu. Volcanology Division. Yvette D. Kuiper, Colorado School
of Mines, ykuiper@mines.edu; Sandra M. Barr, Acadia
T10. Classic Ground and New Developments: Stratigraphy and Univ., sandra.barr@acadiau.ca; Faouziya Haissen, Hassan
Sedimentology in the Northeast. Cosponsored by Eastern II Univ. of Casablanca, faouziya.haissen@gmail.com; Pilar
Section–SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology). James R. G. Montero, Univ. of Granada, pmontero@ugr.es; Saïd
Ebert, SUNY Oneonta, James.Ebert@oneonta.edu; Alex Belkacim, Ibn Zohr Univ., s.belkacim@uiz.ac.ma.
Bartholomew, SUNY New Paltz, barthola@newpaltz.edu.
T18. Technology-Driven Active Learning in the Geosciences.
T11. Exploring New England’s Signature Landform: Tarin Weiss. Westfield State Univ., tweiss@westfield .ma.edu;
The Fieldstone Wall. Cosponsored by GSA Quaternary Lori Weeden, Univ. of Massachusetts– Lowell, lori_weeden@
Geology and Geomorphology Division. Robert M. Thorson, uml.edu.
Univ. of Connecticut, robert.thorson@uconn.edu; William
Ouimet, Univ. of Connecticut, william.ouimet@uconn.edu. T19. Running around the Track the Other Way: Innovation
and Creativity in Geoscience Education and Introductory
T12. Understanding Orogenic Paleogeography, Past Climates, Geology. Cosponsored by National Association of
and Biotic Changes Using Innovative Methods in Detrital Geoscience Teachers, Eastern Section; National Association
Geochronology and Geochemistry—Northeast USA and of Geoscience Teachers, Teacher Education Division.
Beyond. Cosponsored by Eastern Section–SEPM (Society Christopher Roemmele, West Chester Univ., croemmele@
for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Quaternary Geology and wcupa.edu.
Geomorphology Division. Julie Fosdick, Univ. of Connecticut,
julie.fosdick@uconn.edu; Sidney Hemming, Columbia Univ., T20. The Human Epoch: Researching and Teaching the
sidney@ldeo.columbia.edu; Athena Eyster, Massachusetts Anthropocene. Cosponsored by GSA Quaternary Geology
Institute of Technology, aeyster@mit.edu. and Geomorphology Division. Gary A. Gomby, Central
Connecticut State Univ.; garygomby@ccsu.edu; Robert M.
T13. Landscape Disturbances from Pleistocene to Present: Thorson, Univ. of Connecticut, robert.thorson@uconn.edu.
A Look at Geomorphic Resiliency and Response in the
Northeast U.S. Cosponsored by Eastern Section–SEPM
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