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Department of Geology & Geophysics - Student Groups

American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)

The Student Chapter Program of AAPG is made up of collegiate groups of geoscience students and one of the world's foremost co-educational programs within the geoscience sector with over 245 chapters. It provides students the opportunity to develop leadership skills and serves as a focal point for developing a feeling of professionalism through meeting industry representatives (aapg.org).

2024-2025 Academic School Year

President:  Haley Coe

Secretary Amelia Muscott

Treasurer: Tessa Czech

 


 

Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG)

AEG is the acknowledged international leader in environmental and engineering geology, and is greatly respected for its stewardship of the profession. AEG offers information on environmental and engineering geology useful to practitioners, scientists, students, and the public. Other geosciences organizations recognize the value of using and sharing AEG's outstanding resources.  AEG leads the profession in its advocacy for: Legislation, Professional Licensure, Regulation, Codes and Standards as each affects the practice of applied geosciences (aegweb.org).

Faculty Advisor:  Paul Jewell, paul.jewell@utah.edu

 


 

College of Science Student Council

2024-2025 Academic School Year

Deptartment Rep: Margaret Call

 


 

GEO Club - Coming Soon

GEO Club serves as a student government group in the Department Geology & Geophysics. GEO Club (formerly SAC) was created to provide students with more opportunities to offer input at the departmental level.  We maintain a coordinated set of missions to enhance the learning experiences of the GG student body, as well as to promote future career and educational prospects for our students:

  1. Represent undergraduate students opinions to the larger departmental community. File Retention, Promotion, and Tenure (RPT) reports for departmental faculty.
  2. Serve as liaison between both undergraduate and graduate students and departmental administration and faculty. Promote productive student involvement within the Department.
  3. Plan and carry out events designed to serve the varying needs and wants of GG students, including information, opportunities, guest speakers, etc.

2024-2025 Academic School Year

Faculty Advisor: Kathleen Ritterbush

President: Lauren Satterfield

Vice President: Justin Tully

Treasurer: Tori Pavlovics

 


 

Everyone's Earth (formerly Inclusive Earth)

We are a group in the College of Mines and Earth Sciences dedicated to creating a professional and welcoming community within our college. We promote unity and belonging within the larger College of Science (COS) by organizing community-building and professional development events while encouraging constructive and respectful dialogue about safety and barriers to student success in STEM across academic and industry settings. EVERYONE is welcome in this group! It is a great way to be involved with the college and to help make a difference in the COS community.

 

2024-2025 Academic School Year

President: Alysha Armstrong
 
Faculty Advisor: Diego Fernadez 
 
We are currently looking for officers! Email inclusive-earth@utah.edu for more information.
 
 

 

Society of Economic Geology (SEG)

The Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) Student Chapters seek to bring together like minded individuals interested in better understanding our resource-rich environment and the minerals it contains. The SEG encourages the formation of such Student Chapters to help promote the Society's objectives, firstly by advancing the study of mineral deposits and applying geological science to exploration, evaluation, and production, and secondly by disseminating scientific information through publications, courses, meetings and field trips. Student Chapters are the key to linking students with other students and with professional geoscientists in industry, academia, and government (segweb.org).

Website: http://www.pyrite.utah.edu/cmes-seg/

Last Updated: 11/7/24