Geology is a vibrant and diverse program that educates future geoscientists and drives cutting-edge interdisciplinary research addressing some of Earth’s most pressing issues impacting humanity.<\/p>\n
We explore<\/strong>, discover<\/strong>, innovate<\/strong> <\/strong>and teach <\/strong>integrative and interdisciplinary geology courses, including hydrogeology, environmental geophysics, soils, mineralogy & petrology, sedimentology and stratigraphy, Physical & Historical Geology, glacial & Pleistocene geology, Planetary sciences.<\/p>\n Our faculty, graduate and undergraduate students are active in hydrogeology; mineralogy; geophysics; paleontology; geohazards & Natural disasters, volcanology, geology of American national parks and sedimentology and stratigraphy.<\/p>\n We encourage interdisciplinary approaches to research in the geosciences, both within the department and through interdepartmental programs in Center for Sustainability Studies<\/a>.<\/p>\nUndergraduate Minor<\/h2>\n