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ajones124@sierracollege.edu; Kurtis Burmeister, California Paleontology, pholroyd@berkeley.edu; Christina Garcia,
State University, Sacramento, k.burmeister@csus.edu. California Academy of Sciences, cgarcia@calacademy.org.
T8. At the Crossroads—Addressing Geological Questions T17. Measuring and Projecting Geomorphic Responses to
and Complexities Near the Boundary of the Basin & Modern Climate Change. Jonathan Perkins, U.S.
Range, Cascadia, and/or Sierra Nevada Provinces. Geological Survey, jperkins@usgs.gov; Amy East, U.S.
Stephen M. Crabtree, University of Minnesota, Morris, Geological Survey, aeast@usgs.gov.
crabt012@morris.umn.edu.
T19. General Contributions in Geomorphology. Joel Scheingross,
T9. Paleo-, Archaeo-, and Rock-Magnetic Studies of University of Nevada, Reno, jscheingross@unr.edu; Greg
Cordilleran Evolution and Geomagnetic Secular Stock, National Park Service, greg_stock@nps.gov; Erin Bray,
Variations of the Western United States. Margaret S. San Francisco State University, ebray@sfsu.edu.
Avery, U.S. Geological Survey, mavery@usgs.gov; Anthony
Pivarunas, U.S. Geological Survey, apivarunas@usgs.gov; T20. Time Scales of Deformation and Metamorphism.
Shelby Jones, University of California, San Diego, and Drew Levy, University of Nevada, Reno, drewlevy@
Center for New Mexico Archaeology, saj012@ucsd.edu. nevada.unr.edu; Eirini Poulaki, University of Texas,
Austin, eirini_poulaki@utexas.edu; Will Hoover,
T10. Paleontologic Advances in the Cordilleran Region. University of Washington, wfhoover@uw.edu.
Paula Noble, University of Nevada, Reno, noblepj@unr.edu;
Neil Kelley, Vanderbilt University, neil.kelleyca@gmail.com; T21. Innovative and Novel Applications of GIS and Remote
Joshua Bonde, Nevada State Museum. Sensing for Geologic Mapping, Geomorphology,
Volcanology, and Other Fields. Stephen M. Crabtree,
T11. Glacier Change in the Western Cordillera. Claire Todd, University of Minnesota, Morris, crabt012@morris.umn.edu.
California State University, San Bernardino, claire.todd@
csusb.edu. T22. Integrated Geologic Maps and 3D Models in a Complex
Non-Layered World. Endorsed by GSA Structural Geology
T12. A Multidisciplinary Effort to Better Understand Northern and Tectonics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology
California’s Clear Lake Volcanic Field. Seth Burgess, Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; American
U.S. Geological Survey, sburgess@usgs.gov; Dawnika Blatter, Association of State Geologists. Joseph Colgan, U.S.
U.S. Geological Survey, dblatter@usgs.gov; Jessica Ball, Geological Survey, jcolgan@usgs.gov; Donald Sweetkind,
U.S. Geological Survey, jlball@usgs.gov. U.S. Geological Survey, dsweetkind@usgs.gov; Daven
Quinn, University of Wisconsin, daven@davenquinn.com.
T13. Interdisciplinary Insights into the Ecosystem,
Paleoclimate, Volcanology, and Tectonic Framework T23. Hydrogeologic and Ecologic Monitoring and Assessment
of Mono Lake, California. Lauren Harrison, U.S. of Saline Lakes and Migratory Birds in the Great Basin.
Geological Survey, lnharrison@usgs.gov; Guleed Ali, Endorsed by GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Soils and
Berkeley Geochronology Center, gali@bgc.org; Jared Soil Processes Division; GSA Geoinformatics and Data
Peacock, U.S. Geological Survey, jpeacock@usgs.gov. Science Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering
Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division;
T14. Nature of Magma Processes in Different Sized and Shaped GSA Limnogeology Division. Rebecca J. Frus, Nevada
Plutons. Endorsed by GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Water Science Center, U.S. Geological Survey, rfrus@usgs
Petrology, and Volcanology Division. Valbone Memeti, .gov; Michael Casazza Western Ecological Research Center,
California State University, Fullerton, vmemeti@fullerton U.S. Geological Survey, mike_casazza@usgs.gov; Garth
.edu; Cal Barnes, Texas Tech University, cal.barnes@ttu.edu; Herring, Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center,
Jade Star Lackey, Pomona College, jadestar.lackey@pomona U.S. Geological Survey, gherring@usgs.gov; Thomas
.edu; Joshua Schwartz, California State University, Marston, Utah Water Science Center, U.S. Geological
Northridge, joshua.schwartz@csun.edu. Survey, tmarston@usgs.gov; David O’Leary, Utah Water
Science Center, U.S. Geological Survey, doleary@usgs.gov;
T15. Applied Geophysical Analysis of the Shallow Subsurface. Cory Overton, Western Ecological Research Center, U.S.
Daniel Sturmer, University of Cincinnati, Daniel.Sturmer@ Geological Survey, coverton@usgs.gov; Christine Rumsey,
uc.edu; Seth Saltiel, University of Nevada, Reno, ssaltiel@ Utah Water Science Center, U.S. Geological Survey,
unr.edu; Elnaz Seylabi, University of Nevada, Reno, elnaze@ crumsey@usgs.gov; Cassandra Smith, Oregon Water
unr.edu; John Louie, Nevada Seismological Laboratory, Science Center, U.S. Geological Survey, cassandrasmith@
University of Nevada, Reno, louie@unr.edu. usgs.gov; Susan Kemp, Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem
Science Center, U.S. Geological Survey, skemp@usgs.gov.
T16. Getting Back into the Collections: Specimen-Based
Paleontological Research. Ashley Dineen, University of T24. Geoscience and Hydrology of Your Federal and Other
California Museum of Paleontology, aadineen@berkeley.edu; Public Lands: STEM Internships, Research, Science,
Patricia Holroyd, University of California Museum of Mapping, Resource Management, and Education

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