Dpt. of Earth and Planetary Sciences - UTSA

Hey the annual conference of is in town this year in October! Alumni are invited to hang out at Casa Rio on the on October 21, make sure to RSVP and consider becoming a sponsor of the event!

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Hey members, friends and alumni of our department! Join us for a social gathering on main campus on November 1 from 5 to 7 pm. Please RSVP: drop a line in our DMs or at [email protected] we’re looking forward to seeing you!
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WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU!!!! Yesterday was a major step for you as you walked the stage and progressed toward the next step of your life! Now and forever YOU are

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made it again! mMany and were measured, identified and mapped, under the guidance of and from Persimmon Gap to Dagger Flat and Ernst Tinaja!
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Our educators make the best scales.
Pictured here is Dr. Godet , our Sedimentation and Stratigraphy guru leading a field trip for undergraduate seniors over a lithological column of the Austin chalk overlying the Eagle Ford Shale and Buda Limestone. Behind our lovely scale is the Eagle Ford Shale in its easily weathered glory. .collegeofsciences

Submit your abstracts by March 1st! Please join us for our 3rd annual UTSA EPS Earth Symposium, sponsored by the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) Texas Chapter: April 20th.

This event will host both a student oral presentation and poster presentation session from students from UTSA and other colleges and universities around Texas. Prizes for the oral presentation and poster presentation sessions will be a Brunton compass and a package including field notebook, case, and rock hammer, respectively. These awards will be presented at a networking evening mixer. This is a great chance for students to gain exposure to professionals through networking.

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Hey if you want to know about a day in the like of a workin at come and join us for our next GeoChat on Friday October 27!

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Let’s get some out in the , all pictures are from Mason Mountain outside of Mason Texas.
First and second picture: students learning to locate themselves on a topographic map, measure and plot the orientation of fractures, dikes, and magmatic foliation.
Third picture: Granite boulders in the field area
Fourth picture: walking back to camp after a long field day
Fifth picture: Students in camp working on maps and cross-sections.

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