Geological
Sciences
Web pages for the record, and
archival information and data
If you are seeking a Geological Sciences program within the SUNY
system, you will no longer find it at Albany. The Stony Brook,
Binghamton, or Buffalo university centers offer graduate study in
Geological Sciences. At SUNY 4-year colleges, Oneonta, Plattsburgh and
New Paltz, among
others, maintain (as of 2010) undergraduate programs in Geology. Within
the NY Capital District, introductory geology courses are
offered at HVCC; in private colleges, undergraduate programs are found
at Union College, RPI, and St. Rose. Students intending to qualify as
high school earth science teachers are recommended to contact the
program at St Rose for geology courses; otherwise the nearest SUNY
colleges offering significant education in the geological sciences are
those mentioned above.
Selected Internet Resources for Geological
Sciences
Faculty and Staff of the former Department of
Geological Sciences (1968-1996) and Geological Sciences Program
(1996-2008)
The history and
former distinction of the
Geological Sciences at Albany
Honors and Awards
to
former members of Geological Sciences at Albany
Webpage and/or email listings
for some former students in
Geological Sciences at Albany
Listings of MS
theses and PhD
dissertations completed
in the Geological Sciences at
Albany; links to abstracts and maps
Geological maps completed in the
Albany Geological Sciences Program
Win
Means'
rock
analog
deformation
movies Rock
analog experiments - 64 images and notes
Research Seminar speaker listings 1975-1994
1995-2008
Information on the former Undergraduate
and Graduate Geological Sciences Programs
Geological Sciences course links (these are
only for prior semesters and will be removed eventually)
Some pictures from the Field Mapping course
(GEO 400) 1974-2006
Geological field trip localities in the NY
Capital Region
Department
of Atmospheric & Enviromental
Sciences
Last revision: 2011/01/26
the geoWebslave
has retired.......however, the
complain
department can still be found
