Spring '12 Courses
	GEOLGY 301:Environmental geology This is a 3 credit non-lab science course. This course would introduce students to the various interactions between geological and human processes. Examples of topics covered include earthquake and volcanic hazards and mitigation processes, floods, landslides, soil problems, mineral resources and mining hazards etc.
	GEOLGY 318:Geologic Structures and Field Methods This is a 4-credit upper level lab intensive science course designed for geography/geology and education majors. This course introduces students to various geological structures such as folds, faults shear zones etc., how and where they form, how to recognize them in the field and on geologic maps and why it is important to study them. Special emphasis is placed on various techniques of geological fieldwork, field data analyses using stereonets, and geologic map preparation and interpretation.

Research and internship opportunities in geology	I will periodically update this page with information about internships, research opportunities, possible careers in geology etc.
More geology resources	This link has lots of information about careers in geology, job sites maintained by other universities, and geology blogs.