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Current issue: September 2017

Featured Articles

Science

The New World of 3D Geologic Mapping

Terry L. Pavlis and Kelsey A. Mason

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Groundwork

A New Subsidence Map for Coastal Louisiana 

Jaap H. Nienhuis, Torbjörn E. Törnqvist, Krista L. Jankowski, Anjali M. Fernandes, Molly E. Keogh

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Meeting Changing Workforce Needs in Geoscience with New Thinking about Undergraduate Education

Lori Summa, Christopher Keane, Sharon Mosher

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Steven Whitmeyer

Steven J. Whitmeyer
James Madison University
e-mail: whitmesj@jmu.edu
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Term: Jan. 2014–Dec. 2017

Whitmeyer is associate professor of structural geology and tectonics at James Madison University. He is primarily interested in tectonic evolution through time and uses structural and geospatial analyses to develop and visualize tectonic reconstructions. He has co-edited two GSA Special Papers (Google Earth and Virtual Visualizations in Geoscience Education and Research and Field Geology Education: Historical Perspectives and Modern Approaches) and one GSA Field Guide (The Mid-Atlantic Shore to the Appalachian Highlands: Field Trip Guidebook for the 2010 Joint Meeting of the Northeastern and Southeastern GSA Sections).

Jerry Dickens

Gerald (Jerry) Dickens
Rice University
e-mail: jerry@rice.edu
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Term: Jan. 2015–Dec. 2018

Jerry Dickens is a professor in the Dept. of Earth Science at Rice University. His research interests range from Cenozoic climate change to marine methane cycling, mixed siliciclastic-carbonate margins, and sediment-hosted ore deposits.