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GEO 660

GEO 660 saw changes this year. Some students took the usual six-week field camp, while others joined an earlier three-week schedule that’s set to become the standard next year. The camp visited sites in New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and Montana, and was led by interim director Charlie Kerans and lecturer Peter Hennings.

Susie Cook (in green) and other undergraduate students work on a seismic interpretation of the Wind River Basin in Wyoming. Credit: Wade Aubin.
L: Juan Vasquez, Lily Alameda, Grace Bartunek, Rama Younes and Yashoda Joshi examine the Bandelier Tuff near Los, Alamos, New Mexico. M: Mitchell Casazza (left) and Ella Clark admire Fremont Canyon at the Great Unconformity in Casper, Wyoming. R: GEO 660 students studying active dune processes at White Sands National Park, New Mexico. Credit: Wade Aubin.
The group discussing the best route up to the rocks above Ghost Ranch near Abiquiu, New Mexcio. Credit: Wade Aubin.


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