2025 May, Volume 39, No 5
Baptiste Journaux, Assistant Research Professor, University of Washington Ice in its many forms as some of the most important minerals on Earth, in our solar system and beyond May Newsletter
Author Archive for: Amy Knudson
Entries by Amy Knudson
2025 April, Volume 39, No 4
Akshay Mehra, Assistant Professor UW. Big data, deep time: combining field observations with computational analyses to reconstruct Earth history Newsletter
2025 March, Volume 39, No 3
Trenton Cladouhos, PhD, Quaise Energy Super Hot Rocks and Geothermal Energy Newsletter
2025 February, Volume 39, No 2
Ken Petrie, Senior Geologist, Weyerhaeuser. Carbon Capture and Sequestration Overview Newsletter
2025 January, Volume 39, No 1
Paula Burgi, USGS Mendenhall Postdoctoral Fellow The role of satellite data in modeling and monitoring earthquake-induced building damage and ground failure Newsletter
2024 December, Volume 38, No 8
Jeff Tepper, University of Puget Sound Initiation of the Cascade Volcanic Arc Newsletter
2024 November, Volume 38, No 7
Brian F. Atwater, U.S. Geological Survey Volcanic Ash in a Varved Record of Missoula Flood Periodicity Newsletter
2024 October, Volume 38, No 6
Carl L. Carlson, Carlson Brothers Jewelry, Tacoma The Veins of Ellensburg Blue Agate See the Newsletter
Geologist – Geotechnical Field Technician, PanGEO, Inc. – Seattle, WA
Geologist – Geotechnical Field Technician PanGEO, Inc. – Seattle, WA Please submit resumes to the attention of Scott Dinkelman at SDinkelman@pangeoinc.com PanGEO, Inc., a Seattle-based geotechnical engineering firm, is seeking entry-level […]
2024 May, Volume 38, No 5
Will Hoover, University of Washington, Postdoctoral Associate Earthquakes and baby powder: How chemical reactions influence Cascadia slow slip See the Newsletter
2024 April, Volume 38, No 4
Darrel Cowan, University of Washington Emeritus Evolution of ideas – 1969-1985 – about plate convergence along the western margin of North America April Newsletter
Department of Ecology, Regional Section Manager (WMS Band 2)
The Shorelands & Environmental Assistance (SEA) program within the Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Regional Section Manager (WMS Band 2) position. This position is located in our Headquarter Office in Lacey, WA. Upon hire, you […]
2024 March, Volume 38, No 3
No speaker or meeting this month. For details of future talks and meetings see the newsletter. March Newsletter
2024 February, Volume 38, No 2
Stacia Gordon, University of Nevada Reno, Tracking the Rheology History of an Arc System: Magmatism, Metamorphism, and Deformation in the Deep Crust Newsletter Link
2024 January, Volume 38, No 1
Jim Miller, GeoEngineers (retired), Gold Adventures in Alaska Newsletter Link
2023 November, Volume 37, No 7
Grace Winer, Expedition Staff member on Lindblad/National Geographic. Geology of Iceland: la Terre Vivante (the Living Earth) Newsletter Link
2023 October, Volume 37, No 6
We regret to announce that there will be no meeting in October. We ran into a few hiccups getting the program going again this autumn. Please join us in November […]
Hydrogeologist / Permit Writer (Hydrogeologist 2)
The Water Resources (WR) program within the Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Hydrogeologist/Permit Writer (Hydrogeologist 2) position. This position is located in our Central Region Office (CRO) […]
Department of Ecology, Hydrogeologist 4
The Environmental Assessment Program (EAP) within the Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Hydrogeologist 4 position. This position is located in our Central Region Office (CRO) in Union […]