The Spring 1998 Seminar Schedule
WEDNESDAYS 1:00-2:00 PM
Chemistry-Geology Room 201
Funded from SDSU Students Instructionally-Related Activities (IRA) fees

Feb 4	"Fracture mechanics: Applications to the oceanic lithosphere"	Mary Ann Lynch SDSU
Feb 11	"Bulldozer paleontology: Integrated multi-disciplinary investigation of late Ordovician mass extinction and associated perturbations of global earth systems"	Stan Finney CSU Long Beach
Feb 18	tba
Feb 25	"Micene paleogeography of southwestern California and its implications regarding basin terminology"	Gene Fritsche CSU Northridge
Mar 4	"Salinity gradients in Eocene Fossil Lake (Green River Formation), Wyoming"	Paul Buchheim Loma Linda Univ.
Mar 11	"Present and past igneous and metamorphic CO2 degassing from the Earth - a natural control of global climate"	Derrill Kerrick Penn State Univ.
Mar 18	"Tibet and Nepal: Views inside continental collision"	Dottie Stout Cypress College
Mar 25	"Paleokarst in the Lower to Middle Ordovician Pogonip Group, southern Great Basin: Implications for relative sea level"	John Cooper CSU Fullerton
Apr 1	"Evolution of Cambrian trilobites"	Fred Sundberg Maricopa College
Apr 8	NO SPEAKER - Spring Break
Apr 15	"Emerging technology for seismic data processing"	Matt Mikulich Chevron
Apr 22	"Mineralogy and chemical composition of clay minerals, TAG hydrothermal mound, mid-Atlantic Ridge"	Anne Sturz USD
Apr 29	tba
May 6	"Mineralogy, grain size distribution and geotechnical behavior of Lega clay core samples: Quebec, Canada"	Dick Berry SDSU

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Last modified: 11 February 1998