Churchill-Dickson's lecture is part of the spring meeting of the Geological Society of Maine, taking place at USM on April 6. Beginning at 2 p.m. in the lobby of Bailey Hall on the Gorham Campus, student oral and poster sessions on recent geological research will be presented.
Poster sessions are open to the public.
She has worked as an environmental project manager at MDOT, while continuing to conduct and present independent paleontological research. She is currently working as a consulting paleontologist and has a contract with the Maine Geological Survey to produce a book on Maine's fossil record, which will be published in 2002.