Colorado School of Mines, Society of Economic Geologists Student Chapter

07/10/2020

Join our Lunch & Learn this week on Thursday, October 8th, at 12pm over Zoom. Our speaker is Sally Goodman, who is currently Newmont’s Global Chief Geologist.

Her talk is entitled, "Being a geologist in exploration and mining - past, present, and future?". She will be discussing her thoughts on how geology has changed over the course of her career, how to adapt to current conditions, and how the pandemic may affect the geologist's role in the future.
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01/10/2020

Join us today at noon for a lunch and learn. Our speaker is Patrick Highsmith, who has 30 years of international experience working in the mining industry. Patrick has held positions in operational, technical, and business development capacities for an assortment of companies including Newmont Mining, BHP, Rio Tinto, and Fortescue Metals Group. He has also co-founded several junior companies and acted as a director or senior executive in several others.

His talk is entitled, "Uncertainty and Risk in Mineral Exploration: Considerations for Geoscientists".

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12/03/2020

As I'm sure you're all well aware, the Colorado School of Mines has taken several recent precautions toward the COVID-19 virus. In light of this, we have canceled all of the remaining Lunch and Learns. We will also not be looking to run any additional field trips and/or short courses for the remainder of the semester. Sorry for these developments, but thank you for your support throughout the year.

02/03/2020

Update to the original March Lunch and Learn schedule: we will not be having a Lunch and Learn this week (March 5th). Our first Lunch and Learn for this month will be held on March 12th in Berthoud Hall Room 109. Attached is the revised schedule for this month.

02/03/2020

Our March Lunch and Learn schedule is now available. Hope to see everyone at this month's meetings!
[As of 3/2/2020: This schedule is obsolete. Please see the updated schedule for March Lunch and Learn Meetings]

03/02/2020

We are very fortunate to have Dr. Brett Davis hosting a short course on the "Structural Controls of Mineral Deposits". The course is open to all who RSVP. Please see the attached flyer for more information.

03/02/2020

Our February Lunch and Learn schedule is now available! All our meetings this month will be held in Berthoud Hall Room 109. Hope to see everyone there!

13/01/2020

Our January Lunch and Learn schedule is now available. We encourage everyone to check it out! Like last semester, our weekly meetings will be held from 11:30am to 1:00pm in Berthoud Hall Room 109. As always, we hope to see everyone at our meetings!

14/12/2019

Fall 2019 SEG tour of the Detroit City Mine

20/11/2019

Please join us at our weekly lunch and learn tomorrow, November 21st, from 11:30am to 1:00pm in Berthoud Hall Room 109. Dr. Quinton Hennigh, current CEO and director of Novo Resources Corp., director of TriStart Gold Inc., Precipitate Gold Corp., and NV Gold Corp. will be our guest lecturer.

14/11/2019

Our weekly lunch and learn is tomorrow, November 14th, from 11:30am to 1:00pm in Berthoud Hall Room 109. Mr. John Black, CEO of Regulus Resources, will be our guest speaker for this week's meeting. Hope to see everyone there!

06/11/2019

Our weekly lunch and learn is tomorrow from 11:30am to 1:00pm in Berthoud Hall Room 109. Lauren Zeeck will discuss the tectonics, mining history, and formation of high-grade epithermal gold deposits in Hokkaido, Japan. Hope to see everyone there!