The remainder of your graduate program will be tailored in consultation with your graduate advisor and graduate committee. For optimum course scheduling, we accept applicants into our graduate program only at the start of Fall Semester. However, if you wish to take courses which will strengthen your qualifications for the graduate program, you may be admitted as a non-degree student at the beginning of Spring or Summer semester.
Students participate in preparing and presenting discussion material.
The last two million years of earth history as interpreted from geologic, biologic, and pedologic proxy data. Includes both global and regional analyses of changing climates and their affects on earth surface processes and landforms. GEOL 309 -Sedimentation and Stratigraphy Facies models for terrestrial and marine depositional environments and their application to interpreting the stratigraphic record. Topics and emphasis change with each offering. On Demand 1 - 4 cr.