Departmental Kudos

Gail devoted her 50-year career to the study of sedimentary processes and stratigraphic records of glacial, coastal, tidal, fluvial, wetland, spring, lacustrine, eolian and soil environments. Her interests include the interpretation of ancient depositional environments and landscape...

EPS Project Coordinator, Wendy Rodriguez, was recognized by the School of Arts and Sciences for her contributions to the Department and the University. Wendy was also recently elected as a Staff Senator to the University Senate. Congratulations, Wendy, and we all appreciate your hard work!

EPS Associate Professor, Dr. Juliane Gross, and the rest of the Contamination and Research Integrity (CaRI) Team are being awarded a NASA Group honors award, one of the most prestigious NASA awards. Please read the full citation of the award below. Congratulations, Dr. Gross! "The Contamination...

EPS Assistant Teaching Professor, Dr. Crystal Pletka has been selected to join the 2023-24 cohort of the Provost’s Teaching Fellows. This program is hosted by Chancellor-Provost Conway’s office and was initiated in 2021 to support pedagogical innovation aimed at improving student learning...

EPS Associate Teaching Professor, Dr. Lauren Adamo, recently earned the Level 1 and 2 badges from The Office of Teaching Evaluation and Assessment Research and the University Equity and Inclusion Office through their university wide Classroom Inclusivity Series.  This program aims to promote...

Congratulations to EPS major, Amelia Ascione, who has been accepted to do an internship with the Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI) this summer. Amelia will be working with Dr. Rachel Slank to investigate lava tubes and subsurface cavities on the Moon using thermal inertia and temperature maximum...