Conducting fieldwork in geologically diverse Utah raises the bar for students
“Broadening their horizons” is what SUNY Fredonia science students will accomplish on an ambitious field trip to Utah.
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“Broadening their horizons” is what SUNY Fredonia science students will accomplish on an ambitious field trip to Utah.
Associate Professor Matthew Purtill recently had an article published in the international Journal of Field Archaeology.
Students gained “first-hand experience” burrowing through layers of black shale, guided by a highly skilled geologist and SUNY Fredonia alumnus.
“When we go on field trips, students really have an ‘ah hah!’ moment.”
Associate Professor Thomas Hegna has placed two off campus speaking engagements on his fall semester calendar.
SUNY Fredonia’s soil judging team has punched their ticket to compete in the 2026 National Collegiate Soil Judging Contest.
Alumnus Randy Blood, an accomplished geologist and petrophysicist, will discuss his field work in Mongolia at a campus lecture.
SUNY Fredonia science students are sharing findings of geology research compiled this past summer at several professional venues.
The Argonne National Laboratory was the research destination of senior Isabelle “Belle” Price and Dr. Wentao Cao.
SUNY Fredonia senior Mia Enders worked alongside Associate Professor Wentao Cao this summer at the Pacific Northwest National Lab.