Geology, Geography, and Environmental Studies at Calvin

GEO SEMINAR today with our very own Dr. Mark Bjelland!

& Students in Memphis, TN!

Triple Section (North-Central, South-Central, South-East) meeting of the Geological Society of America in Memphis, TN

Victoria, Jordyn, Emily, and Corinne

GEO Seminar this Friday!

Our newest awesome trifold featuring GEO!

Another Geo Seminar you don't want to miss! Join us in welcoming back Calvin Alum, Chris Maike, this Friday!

SME Engineering is now hiring a GIS Analyst in the Grand Rapids office:

smeusa.rec.pro.ukg.net

GEO Seminar Series is back!

We have a very exciting seminar this week with Dr. Cory Redman from The Grand Rapids Public Museum. Stop by and learn about the museum's newest exhibit and the process of discovering and preserving a locally found mastodon 🦣🦴

Happening tomorrow!

The Dice Mineralogical Museum at Calvin University welcomes the campus community and the general public to an exhibit on Nov. 14, 4-7 PM, focusing on marine fossils from the Cretaceous Period, including large ammonites, a mosasaur skull, and a fossil octopus. The event will include the unveiling of an original painting commissioned for the fossil octopus display and a spectacular new fossil acquisition, as well as an informative talk about the geology of Lebanon and its famous fossils.

TALK: “Adventures in Lebanon: Mountains, Faults, and Fossil Fish” by Dr. Chris Walley, 4-5 PM, North Hall 078 (GEO Seminar Series)

UNVEILING: 5:15-5:30 PM, Dice Museum

FOSSIL EXHIBIT: 5:30-7 PM, North Hall 130

FILM SHOWING: 5:30-7 PM, North Hall 128

See the Dice Museum website for directions and parking info: https://calvin.edu/bruce-dice-mineralogical-museum

The Dice Mineralogical Museum at Calvin University welcomes the campus community and the general public to an exhibit on Nov. 14, 4-7 PM, focusing on marine fossils from the Cretaceous Period, including large ammonites, a mosasaur skull, and a fossil octopus. The event will include the unveiling of an original painting commissioned for the fossil octopus display and a spectacular new fossil acquisition, as well as an informative talk about the geology of Lebanon and its famous fossils.

TALK: “Adventures in Lebanon: Mountains, Faults, and Fossil Fish” by Dr. Chris Walley, 4-5 PM, North Hall 078 (GEO Seminar Series)

UNVEILING: 5:15-5:30 PM, Dice Museum

FOSSIL EXHIBIT: 5:30-7 PM, North Hall 130

FILM SHOWING: 5:30-7 PM, North Hall 128

Our FYRES students have been hard at work studying and researching the dunes all semester! Come on down to Geo and pop in to hear some, or all, of their amazing presentations highlighting their research and findings!
Also available on Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89756679864?pwd=s6Ldb6oyU2KimbSFS3vHyq9SOeG4Uy.1

Geo Seminar this Friday! Based off of his new book, Dr. Henk Aay will speak on how the American view of the Netherlands has changed throughout time with the influence of film and media, public diplomacy, and Dutch identity.
Dr. Aay's book will be for sale at the seminar! You can also get a copy on Amazon https://a.co/d/70G1ibx