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FACULTY Suzanne L. Baldwin – sbaldwin@syr.edu Prof. Baldwin specializes in noble gas thermochronology, P-T-t evolution of crustal terranes, plate boundary processes in the southwest Pacific, continental extensional tectonics. Paul G. Fitzgerald – pgfitzge@syr.edu Prof. Fitzgerald specializes in low-temperature thermochronology (fission track, U-Th/He) applied to tectonics in extensional, convergent and strike-slip regimes. He has projects in Antarctica, the Basin and Range Province, Papua New Guinea, Alaska and the Pyrenees. Gregory D. Hoke – gdhoke@syr.edu Dr. Hoke studies the interactions of climate and tectonics on the earth’s surface using geomorphology and the stratigraphic record. His active research projects are in the southern central Andes and SE Tibet. Linda C. Ivany – lcivany@syr.edu Prof. Ivany specializes in evolutionary paleoecology, geobiology, and paleoclimatology. Jeffrey A. Karson – jakarson@syr.edu Prof. Jeff Karson’s expertise lies in structural geology and tectonics of oceanic spreading centers and the relationships between magmatic construction and mechanical extension. Laura K. Lautz – lklautz@syr.edu Prof. Lautz specializes in physical hydrologic processes and their influence on water quality and movement through watersheds. Zunli Lu – zunlilu@syr.edu Prof. Lu specializes in low temperature geochemistry and uses a variety of methods (trace elements, isotopes and models) to investigate crustal fluids, carbon cycle and global environmental changes. Cathryn R. Newton – crnewton@syr.edu Prof. Newton’s scholarly work involves studies of modern and ancient biodiversity, including the quantitative dynamics of ancient and modern mass extinction. Scott D. Samson – sdsamson@syr.edu Prof. Samson’s research includes U-Pb geochronology and Nd-Sr-Pb isotope geochemistry. These techniques are used to address diverse topics ranging from tephrochronology, to unraveling the evolution of orogenic belts, to tracking the birthplaces of suspect terranes. Christopher A. Scholz – cascholz@syr.edu Prof. Scholz specializes in sedimentary geology, the geologic record of climate change, paleolimnology, and sedimentary basin analysis. Donald I. Siegel – disiegel@syr.edu Prof. Siegel is interested in peatland hydrogeology and geochemistry, contaminant transport in groundwater systems, and competitive chess.
GRADUATE STUDENTS James Andrew Beard – jbeard@syr.edu Martin Briggs – mabriggs@syr.edu Joseph Catalano – pjcatala@syr.edu Timothy Daniluk – tldanilu@syr.edu Tathagata Dasgupta – tdasgupt@syr.ed Stoney Gan – sgan@syr.edu Kwasi Gilbert – kngilber@syr.edu Robert Gobell – rpgobell@syr.edu David Gombosi - djgombos@syr.edu Ryan Gordon – rpgordon@syr.edu Nathan Graber – nrgraber@syr.edu Jack Heitpas – jhietpas@syr.edu Andrew Horst – ajhorst@syr.edu Rebekah Holt – rnholt@syr.edu Matthew Kissane – mkissane@syr.edu Jessica Mantaro – jlchappe@syr.edu Amy Morrissey – amorriss@syr.edu Xiangyu (Sonya) Mu – ximu@syr.edu Aleece Nanfito – afnanfit@syr.edu Stephanie Perry – seperr01syr.edu Soumitri (Mimi) Sarkar – ssarka03@syr.edu Aaron Satkoski - amsatkos@syr.edu Drew Siler – dlsiler@syr.edu Tonny Sserubiri – tsserubi@syr.edu Joshua Taylor – jtaylo03@syr.edu Jessica Terrien – jjterie@syr.edu Alina Walcek – aawalcek@syr.edu Heather Wall – hlbaugh@syr.edu Xuewei Zhang – xzhang39@syr.edu Alex Zirakparvar – nazirakp@syr.edu RESEARCH FACULTY Marion (Pat) E. Bickford – mebickfo@syr.edu Laura E. Webb – lewebb@uvm.edu Bruce Wilkinson – eustasy@syr.edu Gary M. Boone James C. Brower Dirk de Waard Bryce M. Hand John J. Prucha Joseph E. Robinson EMERITUS FACULTY ADJUNCT PROFESSORS E. Bruce Watson – Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute RESEARCH ASSOCIATES Daniel Curewitz – dcurewit@syr.edu Jennifer Hargrave – jehargra@syr.edu Melissa Hicks – mkhicks@syr.edu Joseph Kula – jkula@syr.edu James Metcalf – jrmetcaf@syr.edu Aisha Morris – aimorris@syr.edu Jocelyn Sessa – jasessa@syr.edu LIBRARY – GEOLOGY BRANCH Carol Cavalluzzi – Branch Asst. – cacavall@syr.edu Elizabeth Wallace – Librarian – eawallac@library.syr.edu Cover Photo: Curtain of fire eruption with spatter rampart forming, Eyafjallajökul Volcano in Iceland (RAGNAR AXELSSON/AFP/Getty Images) Newsletter: Marion (Pat) Bickford (editorial) Julie J. Neri (editorial) Daniel Curewitz (technical) Staff Bonnie Andrews – Office Coord. – bgwindey@syr.edu Peter Cattaneo – Research Analyst – pkcattan@syr.edu Michael Cheatham - Sr. Res. Specialist - mmcheath@syr.edu Jacqueline Corbett – Lab. Tech. – jrcorbet@syr.edu John L. Davis – Curator of Minerals Jolene Fitch – Undergrad/Grad. Coord. – jofitch@syr.edu Julie Neri – Administrative Assistant– jjneri@syr.edu Joanne Ranz – Ed. Asst. GSA Books – jlranz@syr.edu
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