The Geology intern at PVE, LLC will work in the Environmental Engineering and Remediation Services group in the PVE, LLC Poughkeepsie, NY office. Assists Project Managers and Environmental Technicians with tasks associated with: Field Work – Phase I ESA procedures,taking soil, water, rock, vapor samples for analysis. Site visits to assess conditions. Data analysis Report […]…Continue Reading Geology Intern at PVE, LLC
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Gaining Experience in STEM Fields: GEOLOGY
Employment of geoscientists, including geologists, is projected to grow 14 percent from 2016 to 2026, faster than the average for all occupations. The need for energy, environmental protection, and responsible land and resource management is projected to spur demand for geologists in the future. What skills should I develop? You will want to hone your […]…Continue Reading Gaining Experience in STEM Fields: GEOLOGY
Celebrating the Flagship R/V Folger
The Research Vessel David Folger and its beaming namesake took center stage along Lake Champlain during a lively dedication ceremony….Continue Reading Celebrating the Flagship R/V Folger
A New Vermont Geology Map
I’m a sucker for blogs and websites that send me scrambling to a dictionary, and recently I’ve come across a good one. Here’s your word for the day-odonatist. I’ll wait here while you look it up. Back? Good. The site … Continue reading →…Continue Reading A New Vermont Geology Map
Lovely Filth
It’s not often that I get to make direct connections between an exhibition in the galleries and the collection of public art that we have on permanent display around the campus. The opportunity is probably there more often than I’m aware, but during my tenure anyway, the times when the similarities have been palpable have been rare. This spring, with Environment and Object • Recent African Art on view in several of our galleries there’s a theme that’s begging to be explored both inside and out. And it’s totally rubbish. Continue reading →…Continue Reading Lovely Filth
Nature Geoscience {new journal access}
Nature Geoscience is now available to the Middlebury College community. Some of the topics covered in the journal include: Atmospheric science, Climate science, Geoinformatics and remote sensing, Geomorphology, Glaciology, Hydrology and limnology, Mineralogy and mineral physics, Oceanography, Palaeoclimatology, Planetary science, … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Nature Geoscience {new journal access}
Planting Dolomite
One of my regrets in my college career lies in one of my favorite courses, Intro to Geology. I took the class Pass/Fail, which left me with just enough knowledge to totally confuse the hell out of myself. I loved … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Planting Dolomite