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Mazvita Chikomo ’22 awarded IDEA Scholarship from Association for Women Geoscientists
Mazvita Chikomo ‘22, an environmental geoscience major at The College of Wooster, earned the Idea Scholarship Award from the Association for Women Geoscientists (AWG). […]
Shelley Judge named NCAA Division III Faculty Athletic Representative of the Year
Shelley Judge, one of The College of Wooster’s two faculty athletics representatives (FAR), was chosen as this year’s NCAA Div. III Faculty Athletics Representative […]
Centuries-old black oak falls on Wooster campus
A mighty oak has fallen. An Oak Grove tree that stood for more than two centuries came down on Monday at The College of […]
Geology major learns perseverance through working with horses
When her sister recommended a wrangler position at the French Broad Outpost Ranch for a summer internship, Grace Braver ’23 knew it would be […]
Geology major assists conservation efforts through cartography in APEX Fellowship
When taking Geographic Information Systems with Shelley Judge, associate professor of geology, his junior year at The College of Wooster, Justine Paul Berina ’22 […]
Geology alumna awarded fellowship for climate research
The research opportunities at Wooster prepared Sarah McGrath ’17 for her graduate studies
Geology alumna researches landslides after natural disasters
As a geologist for the United States Geological Survey, Kelli Baxstrom ’16 put much of the expertise learned from her time at The College […]
NSF grant supports Wooster team’s climate change research in Alaska
Researchers track temperature change through analyzing wood samples from melting glaciers
Geology alumna named 2020 Early-Career Research Fellow
Research by Elyse Zavar ’07 studies long-term community recovery from natural disasters
Wilson publication uses complex fossil database to explore evolutionary events
Trace fossils reveal evidence of ecological engineering by ancient organisms
Involvement in student organizations prepares alumnus for leadership role
CEO of California’s Milk Advisory Board, John Talbot ’81, supports dairy farmers through challenges of pandemic
Paleoenvironments Containing Coryphodon in the Fort Union and Willwood Formations Spanning the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), Bighorn Basin, Wyoming
Student: Emily Randall Major: Geology Minor: Environmental Studies Wooster Advisor: Dr. Mark Wilson, Dr. Karen Alley Keck Advisors: Dr. Michael D’Emic, Dr. Simone Hoffmann, […]
Sourcing groundwater contamination from possible mine drainage in Navarre, Ohio using MODFLOW
Student: Alexis Lanier Major: Geology Minor: Ancient Mediterranean Studies Advisor: Dr. Karen Alley This study examines an abandoned underground coal mine in Navarre, Ohio […]
A History of Groundwater Contamination and Treatment in Wooster, Ohio
Student: Mason Minerva Major: Geology Advisors: Dr. Alex Crawford, Dr. Greg Wiles Contamination of drinking water can be incredibly problematic for the associated community, […]
Wooster Professor Is Lead Author in New Study on Antarctic Conditions That Are Causing Sea-Level Rise
Karen Alley’s research on upside-down “rivers” of warm ocean water published in Science Advances
Geology major gains hands-on experience in his hometown
Mason Minerva ’20 served as an APEX Fellow at Impact Earth, an environmental consulting company in Rochester, New York. Established in 2014, Impact Earth […]
Deborah Green to Present Geology Lecture Feb. 20
Richard H. Jahns Distinguished Lecturer in Applied Geology to speak at The College of Wooster
Studying Disaster Through Multiple Lenses
Brandon Bell looks at the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
Mark Wilson and British Colleague Publish Remarkable Discovery of 450 Million-Year-Old Bacterial Mats
Wooster professor’s finding at the Natural History Museum in London featured in Palaios