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Leslie
Hahn, a 1976 geology graduate from this department,
will be inducted into the 2005 Presidential Council of Alumnae next
week. Your are invited to an informal luncheon with her on Friday,
April 22 from 12 to 1:30 p.m.in the sixth floor Atrium to discuss
"Life in the Real World." If you have questions about issues
facing women (from Leslie's perspective) and dual career couples,
she will be willing to have a discussion on these topics, also. |
| DISTINGUISHED
GEOLOGY LECTURE MARCH 14
Jack C. Pashin of the Geological Survey
of Alabama will present an American Association
of Petroleum Geologists Distinguished Lecture entitled
"Compartmentalization Analysis of Coalbed Methane Reservoirs
in the Black Warrior Basin: Using 3-D Computer Models to Balance
Industrial and Environmental Concerns” on Monday, March 14,
from noon to 1 p.m. in Dillman 320. The lecture is hosted by the
Department of Geological and Mining Engineering and Sciences and
outlines an investigation to determine whether hydraulic fracturing
to extract methane from deep reservoir coalbeds in Alabama could
lead to contamination of shallow ground water sources. The main
method described is a modeling analysis of fracture patterns (cracks)
and the status of hydraulic communication between deep reservoir
coal beds and shallow aquifers. |
Hello Everyone!
Out March AAGP/SEG/GeoClub
meeting will be:
Thursday, March 24 at 5:00PM
in the Atrium
At this meeting we will elect the officers for next year. The
following
people have been nominated for the following offices at our February
meeting. If you would like to nominate yourself or someone else
to an
office please email me. Or if you would like to decline a nomination
email me as well. We will be having one secretary for all the
clubs.
AAPG:
President: Adam Peckens
VP: Rick
Sec: Katie Richardson
Treasurer: Christian Jacobsen
Geology Club:
President: Jill Barbour
VP: Rob
Sec: Katie Richardson
Treasurer: Jeremy Carlsen
SEG
President: Scott Bolon, Anna
VP: Jessica
Sec: Katie Richardson
Treas: Josh and Jen
Please come to the meeting this thursday to get some input and
to plan for
next year!
Beth Blessing
President Geology Club
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your calenders:
Geological.
and Mining
Engineering and Sciences
SEMINAR
4 p.m. Thurssday, Jan. 27, 2005
Room to be announced
 Society
of Exploration Geophysicists Distinguished Lecturer
Greg Partyka
with BP
"Spectral
Decomposition"
See
Abstract
More information at web
site |
Click
for Call for Papers: OGEL Special Issue on Coal
Ken
Moss, of Baker Atlas
Natural-Gas Storage in the Northeastern US:
how it works and careers in the field
12-1 Wednesday Feb 23
Dillman 320 Lunch
(pasties -- veggie and meat types) provided |
Friday, January
28
3-4 p.m.
642 DOW Environmental
Science & Engineering Building
GREEN ENGINEERING:
THE “HOW” OF SUSTAINABILITY
Dr. Julie B.
Zimmerman
Office of Research and Development
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C.
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Geology
Club, SME, NSSGA
Questions: cacamero@mtu.edu
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Terra
Dahlgren is spending Spring Semester 05 studying abroad on a program
called
Semester at Sea
Visit
her Website: |
SEG/AAPG/Geo
Club
Megan Lefevre (President AAPG)
Beth Blessing (President Geo Club)
Kirstin Burns (President SEG) |
| National
Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)
Please note the following:
Effective December 2001 all Michigan candidates must contact the
National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)
to register for future examinations.
The Michigan Board of Professional Engineers website is http://www.cis.mi.us/bcs/pe
and their phone number is 517/241/9253.
The address for the National Council of Examiners for Engineering
and Surveying (NCEES):
PO Box 1686
280 Seneca Creek Road
Clemson, SC 29633-1686
Phone 877-536-7729 or 864-654-6824
Fax 864-654-6033
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