Tracy,
I sent you the Deep Crust chapter. Let me know if you see anything
that should be changed.
I will be going on a pre-meeting field trip so I won't make the
workshop. I really would have like to attend.... Sounds like
it will be very interesting.
Mike
At 09:22 AM 9/11/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Hi All-
We have some space left in the
workshop announced below:
WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT
Setting Priorities in Solid Earth Sciences
October 26, 2002
Denver, Colorado
Application Deadline: August 1, 2002
An NSF-sponsored, one-day workshop will be held in Denver, CO on
Saturday
October 26, 2002 (the day before the Annual Meeting of the
Geological
Society of America). This workshop is envisioned as the first step
in
developing an integrated approach to research, education, and
facilities
development in the Solid Earth Sciences as the central core of
geology. The
primary goal of the workshop is to promote an integrated and
coherent
approach to planning for the future of the Solid Earth Sciences across
the
sub-disciplines in the Solid Earth Sciences and among the
synergistic
activities of research, education and outreach. An additional
outcome of
the Workshop will be to formalize a group to promote the Solid
Earth
Sciences, which will need to have an appropriate representative
executive
committee.
Support from the National Science Foundation will assist with travel
and
other expenses for 50-100 participants to attend the Workshop.
The
participants will be selected from the pool of applicants to ensure
balance,
both across the Solid Earth Sciences and among research, education
and
outreach. Individuals interested in participating in this workshop
should
send an application to Mike Brown ([log in to unmask]) or
Basil Tikoff ([log in to unmask]). Applications are to be
e-submissions; a one-page abstract (Times New Roman, 12 point font,
Title
upper case/bold for headings) about priorities in the Solid Earth
Sciences
and the area(s) in which the applicant can best contribute. All
applicants
will be informed of the outcome of their application by the third week
in
September.
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Tracy Rushmer, Department of Geology
University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont
05405
Phone (direct): (802) 656-8136
(secretary): (802) 656-3396
Michael L. Williams
Department of Geosciences
University of Massachusetts
611 North Pleasant Street
Amherst, MA 01003-9297
Ph: 413-545-0745
Fax: 413-545-1200