Writing pens are required. Please register for attendance by email notification as soon as possible. The purposes of the symposium are to illustrate the new exciting directions of sedimentary geology, build bridges between people in related fields to enhance creativity at interdisciplinary interfaces, and to attract bright and young minds into the exciting world of 21st Century sedimentology. The symposium consists of 17 invited talks by some of the outstanding professionals in broad fields of sedimentary geology. Students from across the world are especially encouraged to attend.
Registration is open to all interested in a rare adventure.
You can do it all this May during an 11-day field trip to the Big Island of Hawaii. The primary focus of the trip will be the geology of the active volcano Kilauea, but we will also spend time looking at sea life, the fragile ecosystems of the island, rain forest communities, and the culture and history of the Hawaiian islands. This includes round-trip airfare from DFW airport to Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii, lodging, ground transportation in Hawaii, entrance fees to parks, a luau, and more. For information talk to Dr. Murry. This year applicatons are due by February 15, 2001.