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PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS

         South-Central


         Section


         56th Annual Meeting of the South-Central
         Section, GSA
         McAllen, Texas, USA | 14–15 March 2022
                                                               A resistant layer of the Roma sandstone is exposed crossing the Rio Grande.
         https://www.geosociety.org/sc-mtg                     Photo by Juan González.


         Geology Has No Borders                                T4.   Hydrogeology and Water Resources II: Extreme
                                                                    Events and Coastal Hazards: Flooding, Contamination,
         LOCATION                                                   and Land Subsidence. Dorina Murgulet, Texas A&M
          The GSA 2022 South-Central Section Meeting is planned as an   University Corpus Christi, dorina.murgulet@tamucc.edu;
         in-person meeting to be held in McAllen, Texas, USA, at the heart   Mohamed Ahmed, Texas A&M University Corpus Christi,
         of the Rio Grande Valley, on 14–15 March. McAllen, considered   mohamed.ahmed@tamucc.edu. Oral and Posters.
         the South Pole of Texas, has a subtropical climate, with a rich,
         binational and cultural history and authentic cuisines. South Padre   T5.   From Grenvillian Basement to Neotectonics in Northeast
         Island is just an hour’s drive away. McAllen has a vibrant down-  Mexico: A 1.3-Billion-Year Journey of Geological
         town with museums, restaurants, art galleries, and live-music    Development. Juan Alonso Ramirez-Fernandez, Universidad
         venues. The conference location is the brand-new Embassy Suites   Autónoma de Nuevo León, alonso_fct@hotmail.com, juan
         Hotel by the McAllen Convention Center, conveniently located    .ramirezf@uanl.mx; Fernando Velasco-Tapia, Universidad
         at less than a 10-minute drive from the McAllen International   Autónoma de Nuevo León, fernando.velascotp@uanl.edu.mx;
         Airport (MFE) and within walking distance of many restaurants,   Uwe Jenchen, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León,
         shopping centers, and other hotels. McAllen is easily accessible    uwe.jenchen@gmail.com. Oral and Posters.
         by plane from Houston (United) or from Dallas (American).
                                                               T6.   Environmental Significance and Preservation
         CALL FOR PAPERS                                            Mechanisms of Cretaceous Marginal-Marine and
         Abstract deadline: 7 Dec.                                  Terrestrial Ecosystems. Alexis Godet, The University of
         Submit online at https://www.geosociety.org/sc-mtg         Texas at San Antonio, alexis.godet@utsa.edu; Thomas
         Abstract submission fee: GSA members: professionals: US$30; stu-  Adams, The Witte Museum, San Antonio, thomasadams@
         dents: US$18. Non-members: professionals: US$60; students: US$36.   wittemuseum.org. Oral and Posters.

         TECHNICAL PROGRAM                                     T7.   Geoscience Education I: Geosciences Education
          Please direct questions related on the following sessions to the   Advancing Concepts and Inclusion. Wendi J.W. Williams,
         Technical Program co-chairs, Juan González, juan.l.gonzalez@  South Texas College, wwilliam@southtexascollege.edu;
         utrgv.edu, and Chu-Lin Cheng, chulin.cheng@utrgv.edu.      Engil Isadora Pujol Pereira, The University of Texas Rio
                                                                    Grande Valley, engil.pereira@utrgv.edu. Oral and Posters.
         Theme Sessions
         T1.   Geology, Genesis, and Exploitation of Strategic Mineral   T8.   Exploring Opportunities for Carbon Management
              Deposits (Posters). Emily Fischer, Texas Tech University,   through CO  Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS).
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              emily.l.fischer@ttu.edu; Callum Hetherington, Texas Tech   Miles A. Henderson, The University of Texas Permian Basin,
              University, Callum.Hetherington@ttu.edu. Posters.     henderson_m@utpb.edu; Eric Brain, The University of Texas
                                                                    Permian Basin, brain_e39586@utpb.edu. Oral and Posters.
         T2.   Petroleum-Produced Water. Javier Vilcaez, Boone
              Pickens School of Geology, Oklahoma State University,   T9.   Geoscience Education II: Innovative Approaches to
              vilcaez@okstate.edu; Todd Halihan, Boone Pickens School   Teaching Geology Courses using Open Educational
              of Geology, Oklahoma State University, todd.halihan@  Resources (OER). Ravindra Nandigam, South Texas College,
              okstate.edu. Oral and Posters.                        rcnandigam@southtexascollege.edu. Oral and Posters.

         T3.   U-Pb and Lu-Hf Detrital Zircon Geochronology and   T10.   Tracer Tests in the Hydrological Cycle. Yongli Gao, The
              Provenance of the Missourian Cottage Grove Sandstone,   University of Texas at San Antonio, yongli.gao@utsa.edu.
              Northern Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma. Dylan Morton,      Oral only.
              Oklahoma State University, dylan.morton@okstate.edu.
              Oral and Posters.

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