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| Date | Speaker | Topic |
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| 18 September | Laura Webb University of Vermont | P-T-t-D Paths of Metamorphic Tectonites and Making the Leap from Micron to Plate Scale |
| 25 September | Clifford R. Lippitt, C.G., P.G. S. W. Cole, Inc. |
Consulting Geology - A Varied Experience |
| 2 October | Keith Milam Ohio University |
Belly of the Beast: Structural Evolution of Central Uplifts in Complex Craters |
| 9 October | Tracy D. Frank University of Nebraska |
Aragonite loss in a modern deep-water coral mound: mechanisms and implications for the fossil record |
| 16 October | Cassi Knight '10 Andrew (Eddy) McCarthy '10 Sam Mathes '10 Kristen Gates '10 Amelia Pludow '11 Colby College |
From Paleosols and Fossils to Buchan Metamorphism and College Stones |
| 23 October | Bret Dixon '89 Anadarko Oil Company |
From Source to Sink: An Applied Look at the Extrinsic Controls on Deep-Water Depositional Systems and Reservoir Architecture |
| 30 October | Tim Schroeder,
Bennington College |
How do Mid-Ocean Ridges Really Work? |
| 6 November | Lindley Hansen Salem State College |
Incorporating Google Earth and Web 2.0 applications into your geology teaching curriculum |
| 13 November | Cortland Eble Kentucky Geological Survey |
Energy Perspectives and Issues |
| 20 November | Irwin D. Novak University of Southern Maine |
The Digital Atlas of Greece, the Aegean Sea, and Vicinity |
| 27 November | No seminar - Thanksgiving Break | . |
| 4 December | Carl E. Renshaw, Dartmouth College |
t.b.a. |
| "The concepts of science, in all their richness and ambiguity, can be presented without any compromise, without any simplification counting as distortion, in language accessible to all intelligent people." ---- Stephen Jay Gould |