Grad school at Stanford (without a car) would have been SO MUCH BETTER if this had been built.

Who would want to submit an article on an "Indigenous knowledges and environmental justice" special issue?! That is entirely Indigenous-led from guest editors to reviewers? 👀

The San Juans sure do know how to show off! 😍🍂🏔️

Looking for experts who can speak to how new cobalt mine in Idaho fits into broader uptick in mining ventures in the West 🪨

I am looking for a lunar petrologist / geochemist to review a paper in MaPS that I am AE-ing. Please let me know if you are able to help. Thanks!

The USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory in Vancouver, Washington, is seeking to fill a science outreach position. Check more info here: usajobs.gov/job/682499200

I live near the headwaters of the Rio Grande, but I’m voting for the Niger, because I want the world to notice the horrific flooding affecting Nigeria.

Snow on the mountain. #SanFranciscoMountain #Flagstaff

The UGS is seeking a talented, self-motivated problem-solver who enjoys working with geologic data and is familiar with designing and managing enterprise GIS and database systems on servers and in the Cloud. Learn more and apply by the 11/2/2022 deadline: ow.ly/Q1GR50Le78Y

This paper should be required reading for departments that have struggled to make their outreach and diversity efforts stick. How do you ensure that the institution remembers and shares the ways to make things work?

Just dropped: WA Emergency Management parody of Smash Mouth's "All-Star" focuses on how you can get better prepared for the next earthquake by learning to Drop, Cover, and Hold On. Listen at youtu.be/ixeOerAGQhw. Great ShakeOut is Oct 20 at 10:20 am. More at shakeout.org.

If you haven't noticed, Durango is blowing up. The question is, do we have enough water to support it? My story for The Durango Telegraph: durangotelegraph.com/news/top-stori…

Maybe you can help AVO solve an ashfall mystery! 🧵 From the 24th to the 28th of November 1907, volcanic ash fell across the Seward Peninsula in western Alaska, but the source of the ash remains unknown. (image: Reports of the ashfall in print in the Nome Nugget, Nov.25, 1907)

This blog post I've been wanting to write/share for some time - and it has been quite the time trying to head out to sea with our health/safety during the pandemic. Check out these stories for examples of impact on expeditions, and cruises still to happen. blogs.agu.org/geoedtrek/2022…

FRIENDS! there are honest to god #MudVolcano(s) emerging from the murky depths of #LakePowell reservoir #sediment along the banks of the #ColoradoRiver. Highly Scientific tests confirm presence of #methane. see in 3D: sketchfab.com/3d-models/cor-…

Oh my gosh! EPIC time lapse film of mud/debris flows.

Nice 3D image of the subsurface geometry of the Calaveras and Hayward faults near today’s M5.1 earthquake from agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Today in intro geology we did Speed Geologic Dating! Half the room got a site description and associated rocks and fossils and half the class got a geologic dating method and they had to find a compatible partner. Also works for #TrilobiteTuesday!

Every year I read a lot of grad school applications from accomplished people that don't give me the info I'm looking for. It feels like a major hidden curriculum thing. So here's (my opinion on) how to write a great Statement of Purpose/Research for a PhD program. 🧵 1/