PSU Geology

This Wednesday at 4pm, Dr. Melissa Haeffner will be presenting her talk on Sociohydrology For Water Just Futures. Join us on Zoom or at OSU Burt Hall 193.

Melissa Haeffner, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the School of Earth, Environment and Society, Environmental Science and Management area at Portland State University. Her research unifies several research domains that contribute to the knowledge of local politics in watersheds and how they shape urban water infrastructure development in the past, in the present, and under future predictions. Dr. Haeffner's work focuses on “just water” and how social, political, and biophysical factors structure access to water, using the concept of environmental justice to draw attention to issues of fairness and equality in the ways different social groups gain access to natural resources.

Zoom: https://beav.es/WRS_S2026
PW: WRS2026

PSU Day of Giving: Help support field experiences for geology students
https://www.givecampus.com/schools/PortlandStateUniversity/psu-day-of-giving/pages/copy-of-career-academic-readiness/geology/?a=12644480

TONIGHT! Ray Wells will be at PSU to talk about the geologic origins of the Oregon Coast Range and the Salmonberry Trail. See more details at the event page:
https://www.mobilize.us/salmonberry-trail/event/922143/

Spring Seminars start TONIGHT! Please join us for our spring seminar series occurring Wednesday nights from 4-5pm. Seminars will be both in person and online, see below for dates and locations.

Tonight we have Todd Jarvis, Director of the Institute for Water and Watersheds at OSU, presenting "Get Your Game Face On: Societal Engineering with Serious Gaming in Water"

Zoom: https://beav.es/WRS_S2026
Password: WRS2026

Our AEG student chapter is hosting a Field Safety Session on April 30th! If you are a PSU student who would like to participate in field work this summer, please join us for this required workshop later this month.