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T2. Neo-Insights into the Neoproterozoic of Western North Univ., Northridge, robinson.cecil@csun.edu; Joshua
America. William Guenthner, Univ. of Illinois Urbana– Schwartz, California State Univ., Northridge, joshua
Champaign, wrg@illinois.edu; Kendra Murray, Idaho State .schwartz@csun.edu; Jade Star Lackey, Pomona College,
Univ., kendramurray@isu.edu; Devon Orme, Montana State jadestar.lackey@pomona.edu.
Univ., devon.orme@montana.edu; David Pearson, Idaho
State Univ., davepearson@isu.edu. T13. Directly Dating Deformation, Metamorphism, and
Metasomatism through Petrochronology. Margaret
T3. Unraveling the History of the Rio Grande Rift: From Odlum, Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas, margaret.odlum@unlv
Contraction to Extension and Evolution of the Rift. .edu; Cailey Condit, Univ. of Washington, ccondit@uw.edu;
Theresa Schwartz, USGS, tmschwartz@usgs.gov; Amy Stacia Gordon, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, staciag@unr.edu.
Gilmer, USGS, agilmer@usgs.gov; Jens-Erik Lund Snee,
USGS, jlundsnee@usgs.gov; Jeremy Caves Rugenstein, T14. Paleomagnetism, Rock Magnetism, Environmental
Colorado State Univ., jeremy.rugenstein@colostate.edu; Jason Magnetism, Instrumentation, Archaeomagnetism,
W. Ricketts, The Univ. of Texas at El Paso, jricketts@utep.edu. Planetary Magnetism, and Petrofabrics. Klaus Petersen,
LP-Research Inc., klaus@lp-research.com; Emilio Herrero-
T4. Cryptic and Slow-Moving Quaternary-Active Faults in Bervera, Univ. of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, herrero@soest.hawaii.edu.
the Western United States. Richard Koehler, Univ. of
Nevada, Reno, and Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology, T15. Records of Quaternary Paleoclimate in the Great
rkoehler@unr.edu; Joanna Redwine, Bureau of Reclamation, Basin. Matthew Lachniet, Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas,
jredwine@usbr.gov; Sylvia Nicovich, Bureau of Reclamation, matthew.lachniet@unlv.edu; Brendon Quirk, Purdue
snicovich@usbr.gov. Univ., brendonjamesq@gmail.com; Benjamin Laabs,
North Dakota State Univ., benjamin.laabs@ndsu.edu.
T5. Slip Behavior and Seismic Potential of Active Faults in
the North American Cordilleran. Sinan Akciz, California T16. Quaternary Paleoclimate Records of the Rocky Mountain
State Univ. Fullerton, sakciz@fullerton.edu; Alexis K. Ault, Region. Shannon Mahan, USGS, smahan@usgs.gov; Tammy
Utah State Univ., alexis.ault@usu.edu. Rittenour, Utah State Univ., tammy.rittenour@usu.edu; Peter
Fawcett, Univ. of New Mexico, fawcett@unm.edu.
T6. From the Sevier to Laramide: Connecting Hinterland
to Foreland by Tectonics, Structure, and Sedimentation. T17. Contemporary Topics in Arid Zone Hydrogeology.
Carla Eichler, Oklahoma Geological Survey, carla.eichler@ Bruce Darling, Groundwater and Geochemistry Consultants
ou.edu; Jacob Thacker, New Mexico Bureau of Geology & LLC, bkdarling@protonmail.com; Barry Hibbs, California
Mineral Resources, Jacob.Thacker@nmt.edu. State Univ., Los Angeles, bhibbs@calstatela.edu.

T7. Geology of Death Valley: Old versus New Ideas, T18. Integrated Drought Science and Technology. Rebecca J.
Hypotheses, and Theories. Jeffery R. Knott, California Frus, USGS, rfrus@usgs.gov; Katharine G. Dahm, USGS,
State Univ. Fullerton, jknott@fullerton.edu; Jim P. Calzia, kdahm@usgs.gov; Todd J. Hawbaker, USGS, tjhawbaker@
USGS, jcalzia@usgs.gov. usgs.gov; Adrian P. Monroe, USGS, amonroe@usgs.gov;
Patrick J. Anderson, USGS, andersonpj@usgs.gov.
T8. New Insights into the Paleogeographic and Tectonic
Evolution of the Cordilleran Foreland Basin. Jennifer T19. Groundwater Contribution to Flow in Headwater
Aschoff, Univ. of Alaska Anchorage, jaschoff@alaska.edu; Streams. William Sanford, Colorado State Univ.,
Zhiyang Li, Univ. of Alaska Anchorage and Colorado william.sanford@colostate.edu.
College, zli@coloradocollege.edu.
T20. Advances and Applications of River Science in the West.
T9. Battery and Energy Metals: Mineral Potential of Erich Mueller, Southern Utah Univ., erichmueller@suu.edu;
the Southwestern USA. Simon Jowitt, Univ. of Nevada, Alan Kasprak, Fort Lewis College, akasprak@fortlewis.edu.
Las Vegas, simon.jowitt@unlv.edu; Brian McNulty,
Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas, brian.mcnulty@unlv.edu. T21. Hydrogeology of the Nevada National Security Site.
Rebecca J. Frus, USGS, rfrus@usgs.gov.
T10. Mining in the Rocky Mountain and Cordilleran Regions
and Beyond: Risks and Opportunities. Steven H. Emerman, T22. Landscape Evolution across Time Scales from the High
Malach Consulting, SHEmerman@gmail.com. Plains to the Colorado Plateau. Sean Gallen, Warner College
of Natural Resources, Colorado State Univ., sean.gallen@
T11. Continental Arc Volcanism: A Crystal’s Perspective. colostate.edu; Eyal Marder, Warner College of Natural
Mai Sas, Western Washington Univ., sasm@wwu.edu; Resources, Colorado State Univ., Eyal.Marder@colostate.edu.
Nathan Andersen, USGS, nandersen@usgs.gov.
T23. Trilobites to Tectonics: Advances in Understanding the
T12. Advances in Understanding Arc Magmatism in the Lower Paleozoic Stratigraphic Record of the Western
Southwestern Cordillera. Robinson Cecil, California State United States. Carol M. Dehler, Utah State Univ., carol.dehler
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