TPG Volume 53 Number 1
Jan.Feb.Mar 2016 INSIDE THIS STUDENT ISSUE
DEPARTMENTS 6 Students in Action
25/26 Student Chapters 27 Editor’s Corner 28 Test Your Knowledge 29 President’s Message 30 Test Your Knowledge Answers 31
34 In Memory 35 Hydrothink 35
FEATURES INTRAW Project
Michael Lawless, CPG-09224
Field Camp in Ireland-International Studies Jessica Davey, SA-4424
The Best Geologist is the One Who Has Seen the Most Rocks Allison Richards, SA-5323
Sailing the Seven C’s of Loss Prevention Lawrence C. Weber, CPG-7120
Professional Ethics and Practices
Undergraduate Education Beyond the Classes: The Importance of Research Experience Brittany Kime, SA-3259
Your Senior Year Starts When You Enter College Diane Burns, MEM-2471
Membership Totals
36 Educator’s Page 40
41 Student’s Voice 42 Student’s Voice 43 44
46 Online Courses Letter to the Editor
Do You Have a Mentor? William J. Elliott, CPG-04194
The Silver Market in 2014 Jim Burnell, CPG-11609
The Success of Your Project Determines Your Future Oludamilola Alalade
Letter to the Editor Professional Services Directory
Two-and Three-Dimensional Finite Element Groundwater Flow Models with Isothermal Freezing and Thawing H.D. McInvale, T.V. Hromadka II, M. Phillips, and B. Landry
Predicting Thaw Degradation in Algid Climates along Highway Embankments using a Boundary Element Method A.N. Johnson, T.V. Hromadka II, M. Phillips, and J. Williams
Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness located in San Juan County, New Mexico. The Wilderness lies in the southwest portion of the San Juan Basin and consists of sandstones, mudstones, shales, and coal of the Upper Cretaceous Fruitland Formation and Kirtland Shale. Photo by Richard Renn, CPG- 06229.
Development of a Multifunction Best Fit Computer Program to Model Sediment Transport Data in Rivers T.V. Hromadka II, A.N. Johnson and M. Phillips,
Field Trip in Fort McMurray, Alberta: McMurray Formation Reservoir Analysis Zexuan Wang, SA-6959
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