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SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
South-Central Section

57th Annual Meeting of the South-Central Section, GSA

Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA | 13–14 March 2023

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Geosciences at the Crossroads of America

Gypsum formations of Western Oklahoma. Photo by Todd Halihan.

LOCATION ACCOMMODATIONS
The 57th Annual Meeting of GSA’s South-Central Section will Hotel registration deadline: 21 Feb.
take place in Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA, at the Wes Watkins A block of rooms has been reserved at two locations: (1) Hampton
Center of Oklahoma State University (OSU), which is located on Inn & Suites Stillwater at 717 E. Hall of Fame Ave., Stillwater, OK
the scenic shoreline of the Permian Sea, and currently sits at the 74075, USA, at a special meeting rate of US$96 per night plus tax.
crossroads of major U.S. highways, petroleum pipelines, and eco- Reservations should be made by calling the hotel at +1-405-743-
systems. The university has provided an intersection of geologic 1306. (2) A second block of rooms is reserved at The Atherton
disciplines since the inception of the Boone Pickens School of Hotel, OSU’s boutique hotel, located on the university campus,
Geology at OSU with a history in petroleum, water, and agricul- at a meeting rate of US$149.95. Reservations for The Atherton
ture. The meeting will have a diverse program of workshops, tech- should be made by calling the hotel at +1-405-744-6835. Please
nical sessions, short courses, and field trips that covers a spectrum let both hotels know that you are part of GSA. Both include
of geologic disciplines. The meeting is during the spring break for breakfast with your accommodations.
the OSU campus to give some flexibility with facilities. Stillwater
is accessible by interstate or air transportation at the Stillwater TECHNICAL PROGRAM
airport (SWO). Please direct questions related to the following sessions to the
technical program co-chairs: Ahmed Ismail, ahmed.ismail@
REGISTRATION okstate.edu, and Tracy M. Quan, tracy.quan@okstate.edu.
Early registration deadline: 6 Feb.
Cancellation deadline: 13 Feb. T1. Discovering Earth through a Multi Geophysical Sensor
For further information or if you need special accommodations, Approach. Luel Emishaw, Oklahoma State University,
please contact Todd Halihan at todd.halihan@okstate.edu. All fees luel.emishaw@okstate.edu; Andrew Katumwehe,
are in U.S. dollars. Midwestern State University, andrew.katumwehe@
msutexas.edu; Zelalem Demissie, Wichita State University,
REGISTRATION FEES (all fees are in U.S. dollars) zelalem.demissie@wichita.edu; Mohamed Abdel Salem,
Early Standard Oklahoma State University, mohamed.abdel_salem@
Member Type okstae.edu; Kevin Mickus, Missouri State University,
Full Mtg. One Day Full Mtg. One Day kevinmickus@missouristate.edu.
Professional Member $275 $200 $375 $300 T2. Geoscience Education Recruitment and Retention:
Professional Member 70+ & $200 $150 $300 $250 Adapting Pedagogy for Long-Term Inclusion, Diversity,
30-year member
and Interest in Geoscience. April Moreno-Ward, Rose
Professional Nonmember $325 $225 $425 $325 State College, mynroux@gmail.com.
Early Career Professional $175 $150 $200 $175
Member T3. Geoscience Education: Advancing Justice, Equity,
Student Member $80 $80 $180 $180 Diversity, and Inclusion through Research, Curriculum
Student Nonmember $160 $160 $260 $260 and Systemic Change. Wendi J.W. Williams, South Texas
College, wwilliam@southtexascollege.edu.
K–12 Professional $150 $125 $250 $225
Guest or Spouse $75 $75 $175 $175 T4. A Sustainable Earth: Exploring the Interactions of
Field Trip/Short Course Only $75 n/a $75 n/a Geology and Sustainability. Michael DeAngelis, University
of Arkansas at Little Rock, mtdeangelis@ualr.edu.

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