2024 November, Volume 38, No 7
Brian F. Atwater, U.S. Geological Survey
Volcanic Ash in a Varved Record of Missoula Flood Periodicity
2024 October, Volume 38, No 6
Carl L. Carlson, Carlson Brothers Jewelry, Tacoma
The Veins of Ellensburg Blue Agate
2024 May, Volume 38, No 5
Will Hoover, University of Washington, Postdoctoral Associate
Earthquakes and baby powder: How chemical reactions influence Cascadia slow slip
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
2024 March, Volume 38, No 3
No speaker or meeting this month. For details of future talks and meetings see the 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
2024 January, Volume 38, No 1
Jim Miller, GeoEngineers (retired), Gold Adventures in Alaska
2023 November, Volume 37, No 7
Grace Winer, Expedition Staff member on Lindblad/National Geographic. Geology of Iceland: la Terre Vivante (the Living Earth)
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 at our West Seattle location.
Read the October newsletter.
2023 May, Volume 37, Number 5
Drs. Greg Wessel and Theodore Smith, Geology in the Public Interest and Politics and Geology: Examples from California
2023 April, Volume 37, Number 4
Dr. Peter Davis, Pacific Lutheran University. New insights into Mesozoic igneous and metamorphic rocks of the Central Cascades, Washington State.
2023 March, Volume 37, Number 3
David B. Williams, Author, Cairns: Messengers in Stone
2023 February, Volume 37, Number 2
Emily Wilbur, University of Copenhagen, Glacial Cycle Inception in Greenland
2023 January, Volume 37, Number 1
Bill Kombol, Palmer Coking Coal Company, LLP, Coal Mine Hazards
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
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 Pacific Northwest
October 2022, Volume 26, Number 7
Elizabeth Davis, University of Washington PhD Candidate Title: Surf ‘n’ Turf Earthquake Records in the Seattle Fault Zone
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 meeting (zoom still available). Please register to attend.
May, 2022 Newsletter Volume 36, Number 5
Lee Florea, Washington Geological Survey, Toward a More Comprehensive Model of Karst Development
Please note that our meeting this month is on the third Tuesday of the month.