In this issue
Science
The Case for a Long-Lived and Robust Yellowstone Hotspot
Victor E. Camp and Ray E. Wells
• Volume 31, Issue 1
Groundwork
Earth Evolution, Emergence, and Uniformitarianism
Robert J. Stern and Taras Gerya
• Volume 31, Issue 1
GSA Statement on Diversity and a Challenge to the Society, Geoscience Departments, and the Geoscience Community at Large
Bradley D. Cramer et al.
• Volume 31, Issue 1
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Table of Contents
12 - Letter from the GSA 2020 Connects Online General Chair
13 - Thanks to the GSA 2020 Connects Online Organizing Committee
13 - By the Numbers
14 - Thank You to All the Mentors Who Volunteered Their Time at GSA 2020 Connects Online
14 - Mentoring365
15 - Exploring New Frontiers in Cave and Karst Science
16 - Call for Nominations: 2021 GSA Awards & Medals
16 - Call for GSA Fellowship Nominations
17 - GeoCareers Programs at the 2021 Section Meetings
17 - Northeastern Urban Award for Non-Traditional Students
18 - 2021 GSA Section Meetings
19 - A Foretaste of GSA Memoir 216: Revising the Revisions: James Hutton’s Reputation among Geologists in the Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
20 - Welcome New GSA Members
26 - 2021 GSA Science Editors
27 - Call for Applications: 2021–2022 GSA-USGS Congressional Science Fellow
28 - New and Updated Position Statements
29 - Scientists in Parks
29 - Explore Geoscience-Related Opportunities on America's Public Lands
30 - Geoscience Jobs & Opportunities
36 - J. David Lowell Field Camp Scholarships
38 - GSA Foundation Update
39 - Call for Short Course and Technical Session Proposals: GSA Connects 2021
