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(Posters). Matt Dawson, Geological Society of America, montanahodges@unr.edu; Neil Kelley, Vanderbilt University,
mdawson@geosociety.org. neil.p.kelley@vanderbilt.edu; Paula Noble, University of Nevada,
Reno, noblepj@unr.edu. One day.
T25. Geomorphology and Public Policy in the 2020s: Earth-
Surface Science in Service to Policymakers and Society. Geology along the Yuba Pass and Highway 70 Corridors:
Nicholas Pinter, University of California, Davis, npinter@ A Complex History of Tectonics and Magmatism in the
ucdavis.edu; Kevin Schmidt, U.S. Geological Survey, Northern Sierra Nevada. Michelle A. Roberts, U.S. Geological
kschmidt@usgs.gov; Joel Scheingross, University of Nevada, Survey, roberts@usgs.gov; Vicki Langenheim, U.S. Geological
Reno, jscheingross@unr.edu. Survey, zulanger@usgs.gov. One day.
T26. Geoscience Education: Discovering New Tools and The Blast, The Quake, and the Bomb: An Accessible Tour of
Adapting Old Ones in the Wake of COVID-19. High-Energy Events in Western Nevada. John Louie, University
Endorsed by GSA Geoscience Education Division. of Nevada, Reno, louie@unr.edu; Philipp Ruprecht, University of
Allison Jones, Sierra College, ajones124@sierracollege Nevada, Reno, pruprecht@unr.edu. One day.
.edu; Kurtis Burmeister, California State University,
Sacramento, k.burmeister@csus.edu. Northern Walker Lane Seismic Hazards and State Water
Project Dams: Upper Feather River, California. Chad W.
T27. From Online Expectations Back to In-Person Execution— Carlson, California Department of Water Resources, chad.carlson@
Navigating New Teaching Norms in the “New Normal” water.ca.gov; Don F. Hoirup, California Department of Water
Post-Pandemic World. Endorsed by GSA Geoscience Resources, don.hoirup@water.ca.gov; Christopher Hitchcock,
Education Division. Stephen M. Crabtree, University of InfraTerra Inc., chitchcock@infraterra.com. One day.
Minnesota, Morris, crabt012@morris.umn.edu.
The Transition from Walker Lane Transtension to Vertical-
T28. Entrepreneurship and Professional Innovation within Axis Rotation Deformation Styles in Southern Oregon. Andrew
the Geosciences. Jennifer Wilson, Six Rivers Geosciences, Meigs, Oregon State University, Andrew.Meigs@oregonstate.edu;
jwilson@sixriversgeosciences.com. Katherine Alexander, U.S. Geological Survey; Colin Amos,
Western Washington University, amosc2@wwu.edu; Trevor
T29. Graduate Student Research (Posters). Pooja Sheevam, Waldien, South Dakota School of Mines, trevor.waldien@sdsmt.edu.
University of Nevada, Reno, psheevam@nevada.unr.edu; Three days.
Justin Toller, University of Nevada, Reno, jtoller@nevada
.unr.edu. Emplacement of the Sage Hen Flat Pluton: Use of StraboSpot
and Uncertainty Rankings. Basil Tikoff, University of Wisconsin,
T30. Undergraduate Research (Posters). Endorsed by the Council Madison, basil@geology.wisc.edu; Sven Morgan, University of
on Undergraduate Research (CUR)–Geosciences Division. Michigan, Dearborn, svenmor@umich.edu; Ellen Nelson,
Jeff Marshall, Cal Poly Pomona, marshall@cpp.edu. University of Wisconsin, Madison, emnelson8@wisc.edu; Tim
Shipley, Temple University, thomas.shipley@temple.edu. Two days.
FIELD TRIPS
Trip registration opens in February 2023. For additional infor- Tufa or Microbialites? Russell Shapiro, California State
mation, please contact the Field Trip co-chairs: Pat Cashman, University, Chico, rsshapiro@csuchico.edu; Tom Anderson,
patriciahcashman@gmail.com, Sue Cashman, smc1@humboldt University of Nevada, Reno. One day.
.edu, and Harvey Kelsey, hmk1@humboldt.edu.
From Headwaters to The Terminal Basin: Tracking the
Bodie and Aurora Mining Districts, Mono County Interrelated History of Lake Tahoe, The Truckee River, and
California. Gregg Wilkerson, California State University, Pyramid Lake. Kenneth D. Adams, Desert Research Institute,
Bakersfield, gwilkerson1@csub.edu. One day. kadams@dri.edu. One day.

Northern Sierra Nevada: Ophiolites and Blueschists to Active SHORT COURSES
Tectonics and Geomorphology. John Wakabayashi, California Short course registration opens in February 2023. For additional
State University, Fresno, jwakabayashi@csufresno.edu; David information, please contact the short course chair: Rich Koehler,
Shimabukuro, California State University, Sacramento, dhs@csus rkoehler@unr.edu.
.edu. Two days.
Solving Geomorphic Puzzles for Paleoflood Analyses: It’s Just
Miocene Diatomite in Western Nevada—Climate and Tectonic Water and Dirt, Right? Keith Kelson, USACE National Paleoflood
Implications. Michel Houseman, Imerys, mike.houseman@imerys Lead, keith.i.kelson@usace.army.mil.
.com; Bill Krebs, Subsurface Consultants, wnkrebs@hotmail.com.
One day. Wilderness and Remote First Aid for Field Geologists. Kurtis
C. Burmeister, Sacramento State University, k.burmeister@csus
Ammonites and Ichthyosaurs in Nevada’s Triassic-Jurassic .edu; Steve Skinner, Sacramento State University, steven.skinner@
Seaway. Montana Hodges, University of Nevada, Reno, csus.edu.

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