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T12. Unraveling the History of the Rio Grande Rift: From USDA–Natural Resources Conservation Service, cianna
Contraction to Extension and Evolution of the Rift. .wyshnytzky@usda.gov.
Theresa Schwartz, U.S. Geological Survey, tmschwartz@
usgs.gov; Amy Gilmer, U.S. Geological Survey, agilmer@ SHORT COURSES
usgs.gov; Jens-Erik Lund Snee, U.S. Geological Survey, S1. Practical Python for Earth Scientists. Matthew W. Bauer,
jlundsnee@usgs.gov; Jeremy Caves Rugenstein, Colorado 2M Energy, matthew.w.bauer.pg@gmail.com; Zane Jobe,
State Univ., jeremy.rugenstein@colostate.edu; Jason W. Colorado School of Mines, zanejobe@mines.edu; Thomas
Ricketts, Univ. of Texas at El Paso, jricketts@utep.edu. Martin, Colorado School of Mines, thomasmartin@mymail
.mines.edu.
T13. Past and Present Stable Isotopes of the Rocky Mountains.
Tyler Kukla, Stanford Univ., tykukla@stanford.edu; Jeremy S2. Subsurface Data Management and Analysis using
Caves Rugenstein, Colorado State Univ., Jeremy.Rugenstein@ Python and JupyterLab. Allie Jackson, Anthropocene
colostate.edu; Daniel E. Ibarra, Brown Univ., daniel_ibarra@ Analytics, aajack777@gmail.com; Lisa Stright, Colorado
brown.edu. State Univ., lisa.stright@colostate.edu; David Advocate,
Geonol-ij, dmadvoc@gmail.com.
T14. Advances and Applications of River Science in the West.
Sharon Bywater-Reyes, Univ. of Northern Colorado, REGISTRATION
sharon.bywaterreyes@unco.edu; Alan Kasprak, Fort Lewis Early registration deadline: 26 April
College, akasprak@fortlewis.edu. Cancellation deadline: 3 May
Registration opens in November. For further information or if
T15. A Changing Cryosphere: The Rocky Mountains and you need special accommodations, please contact the organizing
Beyond. Daniel McGrath, Colorado State Univ., daniel chair, Rick Aster, rick.aster@colostate.edu.
.mcgrath@colostate.edu; Bob Anderson, Univ. of Colorado,
Robert.S.Anderson@colorado.edu; Mylène Jacquemart, ACCOMMODATIONS
Univ. of Colorado, Mylene.Jacquemart@colorado.edu; Irina Hotel registration deadline: 4 May 2021
Overeem, Univ. of Colorado, irina.overeem@colorado.edu. A block of rooms has been reserved at the Fort Collins Hilton
located next to the Colorado State University campus and within
T16. Challenges to Tribal Water Resources and the Health of easy walking distance of the Lory Center meeting venue. The
the Diné and Hopi Peoples in the Rocky Mountains and meeting rate is US$189 per night plus tax. The hotel offers many
the Southwest. Malcolm Siegel, Univ. of New Mexico, amenities (restaurants, bar, pool, Wi-Fi), and the convention center
msiegel51@yahoo.com; Margaret Redsteer, Univ. of is just steps away. Reservations can be made by calling +1-970-
Washington Bothell, mredst@uw.edu. 482-2626. Please reference group code RMGSA21.

T17. The Effects of Wildfire on Hydrology and Geomorphology. OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND EARLY
Francis Rengers, U.S. Geological Survey, frengers@usgs.gov; CAREER PROFESSIONALS
Paul Santi, Colorado School of Mines, psanti@mines.edu;
Danica Roth, Colorado School of Mines, droth@mines.edu; Career Mentoring Luncheons
Sandra Ryan-Burkett, U.S. Forest Service, sandra.e.ryan- Ask your career-related questions and learn about non-academic
burkett@usda.gov. pathways in the geosciences while networking with professionals
at the Roy J. Shlemon and John Mann Mentor Luncheons. GSA
T18. Chronostratigraphy and Paleoclimatology of Mesozoic student members are welcome.
Terrestrial Systems. Andreas Möller, Univ. of Kansas,
amoller@ku.edu; Marina B. Suarez, Univ. of Kansas, Career Workshop Series
mb.suarez@ku.edu; Greg A. Ludvigson, Kansas Geological This three-part series will feature career development planning,
Survey, gludvigson@kgs.ku.edu. an exploration of geoscience job sectors, and information on best
practices for crafting a résumé and cover letter. Non-technical
T19. Groundwater Contribution Flow in Headwater Streams. skills and workforce statistics will be reviewed. The series will be
William Sanford, Colorado State Univ., william.sanford@ led by workshop presenters and geoscientists. No registration is
colostate.edu. required, and everyone is welcome.
Questions? Contact Jennifer Nocerino at jnocerino@geosociety
T20. Landscape Evolution across Timescales from the High .org. Learn more at https://www.geosociety.org/mentors/.
Plains to the Colorado Plateau. Eyal Marder, Colorado
State Univ., eyal.marder@colostate.edu; Sean Gallen, Student Volunteers
Colorado State Univ., Sean.Gallen@colostate.edu. Take advantage of work opportunities to earn free meeting reg-
istration. Students interested in helping with the various aspects of
T21. Federal and State Geologists of the Rocky Mountain the meeting should contact Wilma B. Aleman Gonzalez, U.S.
Section: Who Are They, What Are They Working on, Geological Survey, waleman@usgs.gov.
and How Can Everyone Collaborate? Cianna Wyshnytzky,

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