Denver 2004 - Geoscience in a Changing World

Field Trip Scholarships

Attention Students

The GSA Coal Geology Division offers a $50 scholarship to the first Division-affiliated student member who registers for a division-sponsored field trip. Student must pay the full field trip fee when registering, but will be reimbursed $50 after the GSA meeting by the Coal Geology Division.

The GSA Hydrogeology Division will subsidize the first student registrant who is a valid division member. The student must pay the full field trip fee when registering, but will be reimbursed $50 after the GSA meeting by the Hydrogeology Division.

The GSA Sedimentary Geology Division is cosponsoring several field trips and will subsidize all students who are valid Division members. (See individual trip descriptions for sponsorship information.) Students must pay the full field trip fee when registering, but will be reimbursed $100 after the GSA meeting by the Sedimentary Geology Division. To be reimbursed, students must apply by e-mail, before the Annual Meeting, to Paul K. Link, Secretary of the Sedimentary Geology Division. For reimbursement, students must provide their GSA member number, certify that they are members of the Sedimentary Geology Division, and provide their social security number and address.

The GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division offers up to five $100 scholarships to Division-affiliated student members for division-sponsored field trips. Apply in writing, giving name, institution, class, specialty, poster or talk title, field trip title, and a one-paragraph rationale to Martha Oliver Withjack (e-mail only). The deadline to apply is September 1. See the Structural Geology and Tectonics newsletter for more information.

Premeeting

Concurrent

Postmeeting

Field Trip Co-Chairs:

Eric Erslev
Dept. Geosciences
Colorado State University

Eric Nelson
Dept. Geology & Geological Engineering
Colorado School of Mines

Title Sponsor of the 2004 Annual Meeting