Professor Allan Rubin with Geo 316 students on a field trip to Champlain Thrust, Lake Champlain, VT.
- Spring 2008 Final Exam Schedule
- Current Undergraduate Students
- Department Contacts
- Useful Information for Geosciences Majors
- Major Requirements
- Fall 2008 Geosciences Courses
The
Department of Geosciences covers a wide range of fields, and actively promotes
interdisciplinary study and research. Students with interest in structural
geology, tectonics and geophysics, geochemistry, petrology, mineral physics, geochemistry,
biological oceanography, paleontology, paleoceanography, paleoclimate and
environmental geology will find most of their research and educational
needs.
In addition
the Department has associated programs in water resources (shared with
Civil Engineering), materials science (in collaboration with the Princeton
Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials) and environmental science (Geosciences is currently
the leading department within the Princeton Environmental Institute).
Atmospheric
and ocean sciences are an integral part of the Department, but most of
the AOS research activities take place at the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Laboratory.
Current Undergraduate Students:
Class of 2008
Jesse Chadwick
Eugene Franco
Bamidele Otemuyiwa
Ryan Truchelut
Meredith Wall
Katherine Barnhart (GE)
Daphne Tess Cecil-Cockwell (GE)
Raleigh Martin (GE)
Class of 2009
John C. Fleming
Eliot R. Kalmbach
Erik S. Keselica
Raymond C. Lagomarsino
Natasha E. Lavdovsky
Christian C. Millian
Nathaniel N. Angell (GE)
Rachel E. Bernard (GE)
Saul M. Kinter (GE)
Undergraduate Work Committee
Satish Myneni - Chair; Undergraduate Departmental Studies
Thomas Duffy - Junior/Senior Advisor
Daniel Sigman - Freshman/Sophomore Advisor
Adam Maloof - Committee Member
Satish Myneni - Geological Engineering Advisor
Other Department Contacts
Bess Ward - Department Chair
Debbie Fahey - Department Manager
Sheryl Rickwell - Graduate/Undergraduate Coordinator
Useful Information for Geoscience Majors
Updated 04/03/08