The Geological Society of America's Environmental and Engineering Geology Division
Joined March 2019
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Come say hello at our booth (#3) starting at 5PM today! #GSA2023
Can't wait to see you all in Pittsburgh at the @geosociety #GSA2023 Check out our division's sessions and events!
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Interested in #geoscience #communication on social media? Learn from the pros at #GSA2023 join us in the GeoCareers Corner, DLCC 403-405, Sat., 14 Oct., 3–5 p.m. Still haven’t registered for #GSA2023? Register now: bit.ly/3Oubmul #SciComm @rockman_ethan @Earthquake_Dude
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Upcoming event at #GSA2023:
Geo-Comunidad Meetup, Sunday, Oct 15th (2-3:30 pm) at the David L. L. Conv. Center, Room 410.
Join other Latinx geoscientists for informal conversation and free snacks; everyone is welcome to attend!
@geosociety @magabritle @boricua_geo @MVHydroGeo
Attending #GSA2023 students: consider going to the the Geo-comunidad meetup on Sunday. Oct 15 from 2 pm- to 3:30 pm at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Room 410. Join other Latinx geoscientists for informal conversation and free snacks!
@geosociety
Calling all @GSA_EEGD student & early career members! We are having a photo contest featuring you in nature or in the field conducting research! We will be awarding 2 winners $100. Not a member yet? It is free for GSA students & early careers! Sign up here community.geosociety.org/eeg…
Deadline is Tuesday, October 10, 2023 as we gear up for the @geosociety conference!
You can also submit your photo here: forms.office.com/r/hr3uyc3Dn…
For our photo contest - don't have Twitter (or X), no problem! You can fill out the form linked here to enter the contest: forms.office.com/Pages/Respo…
If you're a supervisor, please share with your students! 😎
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Highlighting student division events on Tuesday, Oct. 17th:
1) History and Philosophy of Geology Division: Student luncheon (12 pm)
2) @GSAHydrogeology and @GSA_EEGD: Careers and Networking Event (3:30pm)
3) @GSAHydrogeology: Student Reception (6 pm)
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Visit GSA’s Environmental & Engineering Geology Division at GSA Connects 2023 in the GSA Headquarters Pavilion at Booth #3. Unearth your potential with GSA Divisions at #GSA2023. Register now: bit.ly/3Oubmul #Geoscience #Geology #Engineering #HealthAndSafety @GSA_EEGD
Deadline is tomorrow!!
It is not too late to submit an abstract to the annual #GSA2023 @geosociety conference! Visit the website here: community.geosociety.org/gsa…
See the topical sessions here: community.geosociety.org/gsa… and make sure to filter out to see our #EEGD sessions!😀
GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division retweeted
It is not too late to submit an abstract to the annual #GSA2023 @geosociety conference! Visit the website here: community.geosociety.org/gsa…
See the topical sessions here: community.geosociety.org/gsa… and make sure to filter out to see our #EEGD sessions!😀
It is not too late to submit an abstract to the annual #GSA2023 @geosociety conference! Visit the website here: community.geosociety.org/gsa…
See the topical sessions here: community.geosociety.org/gsa… and make sure to filter out to see our #EEGD sessions!😀
Calling all environmental and engineering geology enthusiasts on Twitter! Whether you're a landslide lover, rock formation fanatic, contaminant connoisseur, or more, we want to see your best field photos!📸Show off your rock-solid photography skills by tagging or DM'ing us!
Great opportunity for students!
Hey students! Are you looking for an internship? Make sure to check out the Pathways Program for Students & Recent Graduates To Federal Careers here: ow.ly/GlQs50NWRzM #NationalInternshipAwarenessMonth 💦🔬⛏️
ALT USGS intern wearing cap and latex gloves examines viles.
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This interbedded Oligo-Miocene sandstone and conglomerate shows how streams can deliver a mix of coarse and fine debris, depending on stream flow conditions. Hackberry Wash near Winkleman, Pinal County. Hammer is upside down. Photo by Jon Spencer.
