2023 March, Volume 37, Number 3
David B. Williams, Author, Cairns: Messengers in Stone Newsletter Link
Author Archive for: Amy Knudson
Entries by Amy Knudson
Department of Ecology Staff Hydrogeologist (Hydrogeologist 3) (In-Training)
The Environmental Assessment Program (EAP) within the Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Staff Hydrogeologist (Hydrogeologist 3) (In-Training) position. This position is located in our Central Region Office […]
2023 February, Volume 37, Number 2
Emily Wilbur, University of Copenhagen, Glacial Cycle Inception in Greenland Newsletter Link
2023 January 10, Bill Kombol
Bill Kombol, Palmer Coking Coal Company, LLP, Coal Mine Hazards
2022 December 10, Tom Bush
Tom Bush, Pierce College Puyallup, Stratigraphic and Structural Controls of Landscape Development, San Rafael Swell and Capitol Reef National Park Areas, South-Central Utah
2022 November 15, Bill Burgel
Bill Burgel, Retired. The Development of the Science of Geology as it Corresponds to the Growth of the Railroad Industry: How Geology Played a Significant Role in Railroading in the […]
Regional Hydrogeologist (Hydrogeologist 4) – Washington State Department of Ecology
We have an exciting job announcement we would like to share with you: The Solid Waste Management (SWM) program is looking to fill a Regional Hydrogeologist (Hydrogeologist 4) position. This […]
2023 January, Volume 37, Number 1
Bill Kombol, Palmer Coking Coal Company, LLP, Coal Mine Hazards Newsletter Link
2022 December, Volume 36, Number 9
Tom Bush, Pierce College Puyallup, Stratigraphic and Structural Controls of Landscape Development, San Rafael Swell and Capitol Reef National Park Areas, South-Central Utah Newsletter Link
2022 November, Volume 36, Number 8
William Burgel, Retired. The Development of the Science of Geology as it Corresponds to the Growth of the Railroad Industry: How Geology Played a Significant Role in Railroading in the […]
USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory Science Outreach
The USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory in Vancouver, Washington, is seeking to fill a science outreach position. This permanent position will be filled as a Physical Scientist at the GS-11 or […]
2022 October 11, Elizabeth Davis
Elizabeth Davis, University of Washington PhD Candidate, Surf ‘n’ Turf Earthquake Records in the Seattle Fault Zone
King County: Basin Steward (Project/Program Manager III)
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/kingcounty/jobs/3699949/basin-steward-project-program-manager-iii Salary $88,920.00 – $112,715.20 Annually Location Seattle – Regional area, WA Job Type Career Service, Full Time, 40 hrs/week Department DNRP-Natural Resources & Parks Job Number 2022DP16886 Division WLRD […]
October 2022, Volume 26, Number 7
Elizabeth Davis, University of Washington PhD Candidate Title: Surf ‘n’ Turf Earthquake Records in the Seattle Fault Zone Newsletter Download
Permit Writer, Department of Ecology, Shoreline, WA
The Water Resources (WR) Program within the Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Permit Writer (Hydrogeologist 3) (In-Training) position. This position is located in our Northwest Region Office […]
Senior Geologist (Hydrogeologist 4) Northwest Regional Office (NWRO)
The Toxics Cleanup Program (TCP) within the Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Senior Geologist (Hydrogeologist 4) position. This position will be based in our Northwest Regional Office […]
HYDROGEOLOGIST 4, Department of Ecology, Union Gap, WA
The Hazardous Waste & Toxics Reduction Program within the Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Contaminated Site Clean Up Project Manager (Hydrogeologist 4) position. This position is located […]
2022 June 14, John Oldow
John Oldow, Wester Washington University. Fidalgo Ophiolite Revisited: A Late Jurassic ophiolitic basalt-argillite matrix mélange and JuraCretaceous stratigraphic overlap sequence, northwestern Washington
June 2022, Volume 36, Number 6
John Oldow, Western Washington University (retired) Title: Fidalgo Ophiolite Revisited: A Late Jurassic ophiolitic basalt-argillite matrix mélange and JuraCretaceous stratigraphic overlap sequence, northwestern Washington This will be our first in-person […]
2022 May 17 Lee Florea
Lee Florea, Washington Geological Survey Toward a more comprehensive model of karst development