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Teaching Coursework Opportunity The Weaubleau structure and its proximity to Springfield provides a great opportunity for students who want to participate in directed field and laboratory studies. In 2004, students in GLG 351 Photogeology have participated in field mapping exercises in part of the structure. Other undergraduates have been involved with x-ray diffractometer analyses of mineral separates. Two students have worked on impact-related cartographic projects. Others have worked in combined field and laboratory studies of the "Weaubleau Breccia." As part of a class project in remote sensing and imaging, graduate and undergraduate students are engaged in the development of a GIS of the area. Meteorite impacts are exciting projects to be involved with, so if you have such an interest, it may be possible to craft a project that meets your educational needs. Current Courses GLG 171 (F,S) Environmental Geology GLG 360 (S) Directed Field Trips, conducted during Spring Breaks GLG 412 Field Geology of the Mid-Continent Region, Summer intersession 2008 GRY 240 (F) Earth Science for Teachers SCI 214 (F) Teaching Science in the 21st Century Classroom Miscellaneous field trip excursions in and around Missouri; the Missouri State University Geology Faculty strongly encourages participation in field trips because of their capacity to help shape the careers of future geologists and Earth Science educators. Other Courses Taught GLG 110 Introductory Geology Lab GRY 100 Global Issues: Geographic Perspectives GRY 470 Field Study in Geography-Geography of the Canadian Rockies, Fall Intersession 2006 PED 135 Combat Pistol Marksmanship
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2004 Spring Break field trip I N F O R M A T I O N P R O G R A M S Earth Science Education Program (BSEd) • Geospatial Science Program (MS) • L I N K S Geography, Geology, & Planning • College of Natural & Applied Sciences • Visit Missouri State University •
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During Spring Break 2005,
GLG 360, a directed field trip examined the modern carbonate | |