2019
- September 11 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting and Exposition, Phoenix, Arizona:
- O. Wilkerson & A. Husinec: Drones in Tropical Shallow-Marine Carbonate Studies: Benthic Habitat and Facies Maps, Jamaica
- September 11 - 34th IAS Meeting of Sedimentology, Rome, Italy
- A. Husinec & J.F. Read: Clipped δ13C carbonate platform record and Early Cretaceous oceanic anoxic events, Dinarides, Croatia
- September 4 - A paper by A. Husinec, P. Loree & J. Murphy published in October issue of Facies (Degrading windward patch reefs and processes influencing composition, mineralogy, and stable‑isotope record of peri‑reefal sediment, San Salvador Island, Bahamas)
- May 28 - June 15 - Fieldwork in Sacramento Mountains, NM (Sonja Wolke with Ben Rendall)
- May 19-22 - American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention and Exhibition, San Antonio, TX:
- Antun Husinec:Late Ordovician-Early Silurian Sequence Framework and C-Isotope Stratigraphy of the Williston Basin
- April 9 - Oscar Wilkerson '20 received the J. Mark Erickson Geology University Fellowship to study the "Drones in Tropical Shallow-Marine Environment Studies: Benthic Habitat and Facies Maps, Jamaica"
- March 16-24 - Geology of Jamaica field course. Student participants: Eloise Bellingham, Cal Perry, Fritz Rambusch, Sally Sgarlata, Owen Sprau, Gretchen Wambach, Oscar Wilkerson, and Sonja Wolke
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- March 7 - A paper by A. Husinec and Fred Read published in Mechanisms of Climate, Paleoclimate and Paleoenvironmental Changes from Low-Latitude Regions. Advances in Science, Technology & Innovation, by Springer. ISBN: 978-3-030-01598-5.
2018
- November 12-15 - 1st Conference of the Arabian Journal of Geosciences. Antun Husinec co-chaired Petroleum Engineering and Petroleum Geochemistry (Track 8), and Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, Paleontology, Geomorphology, Pedology (Track 9):
- Antun Husinec & Fred Read: Record of Early Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Events in Adriatic Platform, Croatia - Springer Best Paper Award
- November 8-11 - Tectono-stratigraphic history of the Saharan domain, southern Tunisia; CAJG Fieldtrip by Samir Bouaziz & Mohamed Soussi
- November 4-7 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting and Exposition, Indianapolis, Indiana:
- Liam Blake & Antun Husinec: Skeletal carbonate sediment distribution patterns in Roátan Island lagoons, Honduras (link)
October 1 - A paper by A. Husinec & J. Fred Read published in October issue of Sedimentary Geology (Cyclostratigraphic and δ13C record of the Lower Cretaceous Adriatic Platform, Croatia: a diagenetically overprinted Milankovitch-forced chemostratigraphic signal)
August 18-23 - Stratigraphic record of the end-Ordovician mass extinction on a storm-dominated carbonate ramp, Anticosti Island, eastern Canada. IAS fieldtrip by André Desrochers
- August 13-17 - 20th International Sedimentological Congress, Quebéc City, Canada:
- Antun Husinec: Microbial carbonates as recorders of sea-level, accommodation space, and salinity changes: Upper Ordovician Williston Basin, North Dakota
May 20-23 - American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention and Exhibition, Salt Lake City, Utah:
- Antun Husinec & J. Fred Read: Stable Carbon Isotope Chemostratigraphy of Shallow-Marine Carbonates, Lower Cretaceous Adriatic Platform, Croatia: What is the Curve Telling Us?
May 18-19 - Great Salt Lake: microbialites past and present. AAPG fieldtrip by Bonnie Baxter et al.
- May 11-26 - Fieldwork in Sacramento Mountains, NM (Kyle Gorman with Ben Rendall); mixed carbonate-siliciclastic surface equivalents to the Pennsylvanian Permian Basin reservoirs
- March 31 - It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we must share tragic news of the passing of our research assistant Lukas Harvey ‘18 (link)
- March 30 - Liam Blake '19 received the J. Mark Erickson Geology University Fellowship to study the "Skeletal carbonate sediment distribution patterns in Roátan Island lagoons"
- March 18-25 - Geology of Roátan Island, Honduras field course. Student participants: Liam Blake, Katie Borello, Elliot Boyd, Marla Davidson, Kyle Gorman, Luke Harvey, Patrick Pominville, and Garnet Williams
2017
- October 22-25 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting and Exposition, Seattle, Washington. Lukas Harvey wins the 2017 Austin A. Sartin Best Poster Award by the Sigma Gamma Epsilon National Honor Society. Presenters:
- Lukas Harvey: Facies, depositional environments and sea-level trends within the Upper Ordovician Stony Mountain Formation, Western North Dakota (link)
- Antun Husinec & J. Fred Read: Early Cretaceous carbon-isotope excursions, OAEs, and ~9 m.y. and ~400 k.y.sea level changes, Adriatic Platform, Croatia (link)
October 10-12 - 33rd IAS Meeting of Sedimentology, Toulouse, France. Presenters:
- Antun Husinec & Fred Read: Hauterivian to Albian stable carbon- and oxygen-isotope record and its relation to OAEs and ~9 m.y. and ~400 k.y. relative sea level changes, Adriatic Platform, Croatia
October 7-9 - Eocene marine sedimentation in the Southern Pyrenean Basin: a basin-slope-platform transect (Biscay, Navarre, Aragon); IAS Fieldtrip
- June 4-10 - Fieldwork in North Dakota
- March 30 - Lukas Harvey '18 received the J. Mark Erickson Geology University Fellowship to study the "Facies, depositional environments and sea-level trends within the Upper Ordovician Stony Mountain Formation, Western North Dakota"
- March 14-24 - Geology of Jamaica field course. Student participants: Elvis Agyemang, Alex Avolio, Parker Densmore, Jack Fisher, Pete Moutevelis, Meg Musser, Alaina Ring, and Stod Rowley. Field assistance by Richard Wright.
2016
- December 11-17 - Fieldwork in North Dakota
- September 25-28 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting and Exposition, Denver, Colorado. Antun Husinec chaired the Sediments, Carbonates session. Presenters:
- Alexandria Cerpovicz et al.: Gamma ray and magnetic susceptibility profiles as a tool for correlation of carbonate-evaporite strata: a case study from Upper Ordovician Red River Fm., North Dakota (link)
- Antun Husinec: Sequence stratigraphic framework and carbon-isotope stratigraphy of the Upper Ordovician lower Red River Fm., easternmost Williston Basin
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- September 6-9, American Association of Petroleum Geologists International Convention & Exhibition (AAPG ICE 2016), Cancún, Mexico. Presenters:
- Antun Husinec and J. Fred Read.: Carbonate Platform Record of Mid-Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Events (OAE), Croatia
- June 23-25 - Upper Devonian sequence stratigraphy and facies architecture, Main and Front Ranges, Alberta; AAPG/CSPG Fieldtrip.
- June 19-22 - American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention & Exhibition, Denver, CO. Presenters:
- Will Moynihan et al.: Jurassic Upper Toarcian-Early Aalenian oncoid- and ooid-rich facies of the Adriatic Carbonate Platform, southern Croatia
- Antun Husinec: Stable Carbon and Oxygen Isotope Record and Facies Stacking Pattern of the Subsurface Red River Formation in Eastern North Dakota
- June 2 - A paper by A. Husinec published in November issue of Marine and Petroleum Geology (Sequence stratigraphy of the Red River Formation, Williston Basin, USA: stratigraphic signature of the Ordovician Katian greenhouse to icehouse transition)
- May 23-28 - 32nd IAS Meeting of Sedimentology, Marrakech, and fieldtrip focused on the Lower-Middle Jurassic succession of High Atlas, Morocco. Presenters:
- Antun Husinec and J. Fred Read: Sedimentary and stable carbon isotope records of Aptian-Albian oceanic anoxic events within platform carbonates, Croatia.
- April 22-23 - Ben Rendall '11 ran the Exxon-Mobil Sequence Stratigraphy and Basin Analysis Workshop at St. Lawrence University
- March 25 - Alexandria Cerpovicz received the J. Mark Erickson University Fellowship to study the Magnetic Susceptibility Profiles as a Tool for Correlation: A Case Study from the Upper Ordovician Red River Formation, Williston Basin
- March 15-25 - Geology of Jamaica field course. Student participants: Rudolf Bentlage, Alexandria Cerpovicz, George Grassell, Lisa Grohn, Henry McCormick, Garrett Phillips, Neil Seifert, and Nicholas Solley. Field assistance by Richard Wright.
- March 2 - A paper by Read et al. published in May issue of Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology (Climate controlled, fabric destructive, reflux dolomitization and stabilization via marine- and synorogenic mixed fluids: An example from a large Mesozoic, calcite-sea platform, Croatia)
2015
- November 1-4 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting and Exposition, Baltimore, Maryland. Antun Husinec co-chaired the Stratigraphy and Sediments, Carbonates session. Presenters:
- Jacob Montefusco et al.: Integration of lithofacies and petrophysical properties for better understanding of the reservoir architecture, Red River B interval, Williston Basin, North Dakota
- Will Moynihan et al.: Coated-grain dominated facies of Jurassic Upper Toarcian-Early Aalenian carbonates, southern adriatic carbonate platform, Croatia (link)
- Antun Husinec: Sequence stratigraphic framework, oceanic anoxic events, and stable carbon isotope signal of Albian Adriatic platform, Croatia (link)
- September 23-25 - 5th Croatian Geological Congress, Osijek, Croatia. Presenter:
- Božo Prtoljan et al.: Sedimentological and palynofacies characteristics of the Oxfordian-Kimmeridgian southeastern Adriatic Platform carbonates, Konavle, Croatia
- July, August - Microfacies analysis of Devonian carbonates, Rhenohercynian Basin
- May 31 - A paper by Hamed Amel, Arman Jafarian, Antun Husinec, Ardiansyah Koeshidayatullah, and Rudy Swennen published in the Marine and Petroleum Geology (Microfacies, depositional environment and diagenetic evolution
controls on the reservoir quality of the Permian Upper Dalan
Formation, Kish Gas Field, Zagros Basin)
- May 31- June 3 - American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention & Exhibition, Denver, CO. Presenters:
- John Miller et al.: Microfacies and mineralogy of modern mixed siliciclastic-carbonate lagoonal sediments of the Little Laughlands Bay, Jamaica
- Antun Husinec and Fred Read: Oceanic Anoxic Events and Stable Carbon Isotope Records of Albian Adriatic platform, Croatia
- Antun Husinec: Late Ordovician Stable Carbon Isotope Values of the Red River Fm., Williston Basin: Local Environmental Effects and Diagenetic Overprints
- March 25 - Will Moynihan received the Geology Alumni and Sullivan University Fellowship for his project entitled Sedimentary petrographic and stable carbon isotope analysis of the Middle Jurassic Adriatic carbonate platform, southern Croatia. Jacob Montefusco received the J. Mark Erickson University Fellowship to study the Understanding hydrocarbon reservoir architecture and heterogeneity of the Red River Formation in the Williston Basin
- March 12-20 - Geology of Jamaica field course. Student participants: Joseph Barns, Colin Davis, Lindsey Fitzpatrick, Ashley Grey, Kelan Koncewicz, Jacob Montefusco, Will Moynihan, Kathleen Sears. Field assistance by Richard Wright.
- Jan. & Feb. - Fieldwork (Devonian reefs and mounds) in Poland
- January 1 - A paper by A. Husinec and S. Bergstrom published in the January issue of Sedimentology (Stable carbon-isotope record of shallow-marine evaporative epicratonic basin carbonates, Ordovician Williston Basin, North America; link)
2014
- December 3-5 - Research presentation for a major oil company in Houston, TX
- November 21 - Geoscience Lecture Series at UMass, Amherst: Sequence development and stable isotope record of the evaporite-carbonate Williston Basin during Late Ordovician greenhouse to icehouse transition (A. Husinec)
- October 27-31 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting and Exposition, Vancouver, British Columbia. Presenters:
- John Miller et al.:Tropical shallow-marine carbonate-siliciclastic depositional environment of the Little Laughlands Bay, Jamaica (link)
- Joe Barns et al.: Facies stacking pattern within the Ordovician Red River Formation, Williston Basin: a case study from eastern North Dakota (link)
- Antun Husinec et al.: Sequence stratigraphy and stable carbon isotope record from the L. Jurassic platform interior, Adriatic platform, Croatia (link)
- October 10-12 - New York State Geological Association Field Conference, Alexandria Bay, New York. Field trip:
- [A-1] Lower Paleozoic sedimentary succession of the St. Lawrence River Valley, New York and Ontario (Antun Husinec & J. Allan Donaldson)
- September 13-16 - American Association of Petroleum Geologists International Convention & Exhibition, Istanbul. Turkey. Presentation:
- Late Jurassic Callovian-Kimmeridgian Sequence Development and Carbon-Isotope Signature of Adriatic Platform, Croatia
- July 1-20 - Fieldwork (Jurassic section logging) southeast of Dubrovnik, Croatia
- June 17 - A paper by B. Sokac, T. Grgasovic, and A. Husinec published in the July issue of Geologia Croatica (Clypeina lagustensis n.sp., a new calcareous alga from the Lower Tithonian of the Lastovo Island, Croatia)
- April 6-9 - American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention & Exhibition, Houston, TX. Presenters:
- Peter Loree et al. (SEPM Travel Grant): High-Energy Facies Off San Salvador Patch Reefs: Mineralogy, Microfacies, and Stable-Isotope Record
- Antun Husinec and Fred Read (SEPM Awards Chair): Records of Early Cretaceous Late Hauterivian-Early
Albian Oceanic Anoxic Episodes Within Shallow-Marine Carbonates, Adriatic Platform, Croatia
- March 25 - Joe Barns received the Mark Erickson University Fellowship for his project entitled Ordovician Greenhouse to Icehouse Transition: A Case Study from the Red River Formation, Williston Basin. John Miller received the Daniel and Ann Sullivan University Fellowship to study the Carbonate Sediment Production in Modern, River-influenced Tropical Lagoons, Little Laughlands Bay, Jamaica
- March 24 - Geological Society of America Northeastern Section, 49th Annual Meeting, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Presentation:
- Thomas Lockwood et al.: Facies change along the margin of a deep-marine terminal splay, Neoproterozoic Windermere Supergroup, British Columbia, Canada (link)
- March 5-14 - Geology of Jamaica field course. Student participants: Joseph Barns, Edward Berke, Kalen Griffin, Cullen LaPointe, Thomas Lockwood, John Miller, Cameron Mitiguy, and Lauryn Tannenhaus. Field assistance by Richard Wright.
- February 3 - Peter Loree received SEPM grant to present at the 2014 AAPG Convention in Houston, TX
- January 8 - A paper by F. Schlagintweit, A. Husinec, and J. Jez published in the January issue of Facies (Siphodinarella costata n. gen., n. sp., a new benthic foraminifer from the Coniacian of the Adriatic Carbonate Platform (Slovenia, Croatia)
2013
- October 27-31 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting and Exposition, Denver, Colorado. Presenters:
- Michelle Goldberg et al.: Modern mixed carbonate-siliciclastic depositional environment of the Salem Bay, Jamaica (link)
- Peter Loree et al: Microfacies, mineralogy, and stable-isotope record of the East Beach lagoon sediment, San Salvador Island, Bahamas (link)
- Antun Husinec: Sedimentary evolution of Williston Basin at the onset of Hirnantian glaciation (link)
- September 2-5 - 30th IAS Meeting of Sedimentology, Manchester, UK. Antun Husinec served on the science committee and co-chaired the Evaporative Basins session. Presentation:
- Sequence development in the evaporite-carbonate Williston Basin, USA during Upper Ordovician greenhouse to icehouse transition
- July 19-29 - Fieldwork (core logging) at North Dakota Geological Survey Wilson M. Laird Core Library, Grand Forks, North Dakota
- May 28 - Peter Loree received a St. Lawrence Fellowship for his project entitled Sedimentary record of the algae-colonized dying patch reefs along the eastern coast of
San Salvador Island, Bahamas.
- May 19-22 - American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention & Exhibition, Pittsburgh, PA (http://www.aapg.org/pittsburgh2013/index.cfm). Presenters:
- Bonnie Govoni (Mobil Student Travel Grant): Upper Callovian to Oxfordian Muddy Supersequence of Southern Adriatic Platform, Croatia
- Antun Husinec (SEPM Awards Chair): Recurrent Cooling Events in Aptian Greenhouse: Stable- Isotope Trends and Sequence-Stratigraphic Evidence From Southern Tethyan Adriatic Platform Carbonates
- Also attending are Tyler Harris and Roselyne Laboso
- April 26 - Terry Cox, Tyler Harris, Catherine Heinrich, Michelle Goldberg, Bonnie Govoni, Peter Loree and Christopher Mudge presented their research at the 2013 St. Lawrence Festival of Science
- April 11 - Michelle Goldberg received a St. Lawrence Fellowship for her project entitled Carbonate sediment production in Discovery Bay, Jamaica. The award is supported by the Mark Erickson Fellowship fund.
- March 24-26 - Antun Husinec participated in the EarthCube worshop, Salt Lake City for Sedimentology instructors sponsored by the NSF
- March 6-15 - Geology of Jamaica field course. Student participants: Terry Cox, Michelle Goldberg, Bonnie Govoni, Tyler Harris, Catherine Heinrich, Peter Loree, and Christopher Mudge. Field assistance by Richard Wright.
2012
December 1 - A paper on stable-isotope and sequence stratigraphic evidence for recurring cooling events in Aptian greenhouse by multiple authors (Husinec, Harman, Regan, Mosher, Sweeney, and& Read) was published in the AAPG Bulletin. The front cover of the Bulletin features a photograph of uppermost Barremian-Early Aptian outcrops on Mt. Dinara, Croatia- November 15 - A paper by Ben Rendall '11 and Antun Husinec published in the October issue of Palaios (Importance of Dimorphosiphon (Chlorophyta, Bryopsidales) for facies and paleobiogeographic studies of the Upper Ordovician Richmondian Red River Formation, Williston Basin)
- November 4-7 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting and Exposition, Charlotte, North Carolina. Presenters:
- J. Fred Read et al.: Coarse, fabric destructive post-depositional dolomites, Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous Adriatic platform, Croatia: origin by mesohaline reflux (link)
- Juliet Hooten et al.: Magnetic susceptibility profiles as a tool for correlation: a case study from Upper Ordovician Red River Fm., North Dakota and Bighorn Dolomite, Wyoming (link)
- Antun Husinec et al.: Aptian carbonate sequences of a cooler phase within Cretaceous greenhouse, Adriatic Platform, Croatia (link)
- Antun Husinec: Facies- and Wireline Log-Based High-Resolution Subsurface Sequence Stratigraphy of the Late Ordovician Richmondian Red River “B” Interval, Williston Basin, North Dakota (link)
- September 10-13 - 29th International Association of Sedimentologists (IAS) Meeting, Schladming, Austria (http://www.sedimentologists.org/meetings/ims). Presentations:
- Sequence development influenced by intermittent cooling events in Aptian greenhouse, Adriatic Platform, Croatia
- High-Resolution Sequence Stratigraphy of the Upper Ordovician Red River "B" Reservoir, Williston Basin, North Dakota, USA
- June 9 - Certificate of Appreciation awarded to Antun Husinec in recognition of outstanding contributions to The Geological Society of America, Committee on Research Grants.
- June 2-6 - Fieldwork in the Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming (Juliet Hooten, Curt Talbot & Antun Husinec)
- May 22-31 – Geology of the Bahamas field course, San Salvador Island, Bahamas.
- May 4 - Amelia Oates and Bonnie Govoni presented a geology seminar on their field research in Croatia focused on Middle Jurassic carbonates
- May 26 - Bonnie Govoni, and Amelia Oates presented their research at the St. Lawrence Festival of Science
- April 25-26 - Paul Enos (University of Kansas) visited the department and gave a seminar entitled Bahamas: Patchreefs Uberalles. Paul Enos also presented the Susan Caroline Ferguson Memorial Lecture in Geology entitled Bhutan, Naturalist's Shangri-La
- April 22-25 – American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention & Exhibition, Long Beach, CA (http://www.aapg.org/longbeach2012/). Presenters:
- Bonnie Govoni: Facies and Non-Cyclicity of Upper Jurassic Oxfordian Muddy
Carbonates, Southern Adriatic Platform, Croatia
- Amelia Oates:Sequence Stratigraphy and Oxygen-Carbon Isotope Signal from Albian Platform-Interior Carbonates, Southern Croatia
- March 21 -Juliet Hooten received a St. Lawrence Fellowship for her project entitled Sedimentary-Petrographic Analysis of the Late Ordovician Bighorn Dolomite, Wyoming. The award is supported by the Baker Geology Fellowship fund.
- December 27 - January 13 - Fieldtrip to Kenya and Tanzania with a climb to Mt. Kilimanjaro. Trip leaders: Alexander K. Stewart and Antun Husinec; head guide Henry Lauwo; participants Jeff O'Connor '14, Lillian Donahue '13, Annalyse Kowalczyk '14, Libby Nichols '13, Laura St. Andrews '14, and Andrew Twitchell '14.
2011
- November 16-21 - Fieldwork in Jamaica
- October 9-12 - Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN. Presenters:
- Bonnie Govoni: Petrographic composition and carbonate mineralogy of modern subtidal sediments form two subtropical lagoons, San Salvador isolated platform, Bahamas
- Krystyna Kornecki: Sedimentary facies architecture of the Upper Ordovician Red River Formation, North Dakota
- Amelia Oates: Facies stacking pattern, sequence stratigraphy and carbon-isotope signature of Albian platform-interior carbonates, Croatia
- September 26 - Eastern Section of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention, Washington, D.C. Presenters:
- Antun Husinec, Sean Regan, Charlie Harman, David Mosher & Fred Read: Sequence and Carbon Isotope Stratigraphy from the Aptian carbonate platform interior, southern Croatia
- September 1 - A paper by Antun Husinec published in the September issue of Palaios (Carbonate Platform Evidence Bearing on Climate, Salinity, Dasycladalean Diversity, and Marine Anoxic Events During Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous Greenhouse)
- September 1 - A paper by Antun Husinec and Fred Read published in the September/October issue of the Geological Society of America Bulletin (Microbial laminite- versus rooted/burrowed caps on peritidal cycles: salinity-control on parasequence development, Early Cretaceous isolated carbonate platform, Croatia)
- August 10 - Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM) has awarded Antun Husinec with a Certificate of Recognition for an excellent technical oral presentation at the 2011 AAPG/SEPM Meeting in Houston, Texas.
- July 10-27 - Fieldwork in Croatia (Amelia Oates, Bonnie Govoni, Antun Husinec, Bozo Prtoljan & Fred Read)
- July 5-8 - International Association of Sedimentologists Meeting in Zaragoza, Spain (http://www.sedimentologists.org/meetings/ims). Presenters:
- Antun Husinec, Charlie Harman, Sean Regan, David Mosher & Fred Read: Sedimentary and carbon isotope record from the Aptian carbonate platform, Croatia
- June 17-18 - The Geosciences Department at Virginia Tech along with George Grover and John Grotzinger honored Fred Read with a symposium and a SW Virginia field trip on the occasion of his retirement. Several of Fred's former graduate/postdoc students gave talks. Antun Husinec presented on Aptian sequence stratigraphy, Croatia.
- June 14 - Antun Husinec awarded the William B. Bradbury, Jr. Faculty Award for preliminary study of Ordovician dolomites in Wyoming
- April 29 - Kyle Marvinney, James Colony, Benjamin Rendall, Bonnie Govoni, Krystyna Kornecki, John Murphy, Amelia Oates, Bjorn Werner and Katheryn Kelsey presented their research at the St. Lawrence Festival of Science
- April 10-13 – American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Convention & Exhibition, Houston, TX (http://www.aapg.org/houston2011/). Presenters:
- Antun Husinec: Sequence Stratigraphic Framework, Trace Element and Stable Isotope Geochemistry of the Late Ordovician Red River Formation, Williston Basin, North Dakota
- Jake Colony: Facies and Porosity-Permeability Relationships in Red River A and B Intervals, North Dakota
SEPM BEST STUDENT POSTER AWARD, FIRST PLACE ($1,000)
- Ben Rendall: Importance of Dimorphosiphon and Other Skeleton-Building Green Algae for Facies and Biostratigraphic Studies of the Late Ordovician Red River Formation, Williston Basin
SEPM BEST STUDENT POSTER AWARD, THIRD PLACE ($500)
- March 28 - Antun Husinec approved request for funding (St. Lawrence University, CIIS Committee) for Carbonate Sedimentology field course-development in Jamaica
- March 25 - Bonnie Govoni received a St. Lawrence Fellowship for her summer research on campus. The award is supported by the Dr. Mark J. Erickson Geology University Fellow fund, the Alumni Geology University Fellow fund and the Piskor Family University Fellow fund
- March 20-22 – Northeast-Northcentral Regional GSA Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA (http://www.geosociety.org/Sections/ne/2011mtg/).
- Amelia Oates presented on Cyclostratigraphy of Upper Albian tropical platform-interior carbonate facies, Korcula Island, southern Croatia
- March 10-19 – Geology of the Bahamas field course, San Salvador Island, Bahamas.
- March 3 - Bonnie Govoni and Amelia Oates received the St. Lawrence CIIS Fellows award for their summer research in Croatia entitled Impact of Late Jurassic Greenhouse Climate on Tropical Carbonate Environments, Southern Croatia
