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Leadership Meeting on Scientific Research By Ritchie Williams November 2000 in this issue:  previous story | next story A Geologic Division Leadership Meeting on scientific research was held at the Seymour Marine Discovery Center, University of California at Santa Cruz on September 12th-14th. Debbie Hutchinson, Lisa Robbins, and Mike Carr (Coastal and Marine Geology Team Chief Scientists) were present and John Haines (Acting Program Coordinator, Reston) made a presentation. Science within the Coastal and Marine Program was well represented at the meeting. Rob Thieler (WHFC) gave a talk on "Understanding and Predicting the Evolution of the Coast and Inner Continental Shelf." Richie Williams (WHFC) spoke on "USGS: Current Challenges and Future Opportunities," and Keith Kvenvolden (Menlo Park) addressed "A Scientist's Research Career in the U.S. Geological Survey." During a half-day field trip to the Monterey Bay marine research institutions, field trip leaders Steve Eittrem, Terry Bruns, and Bruce Richmond (Menlo Park) gave presentations on "Offshore Geology South of the Monterey Canyon" at the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories of California State University. The meeting was also attended by USGS Director Chip Groat, Regional Chief Geologists Bonnie McGregor, Tom Casadevall, and Doug Buffington, the Chief Scientist for Hydrology Mary Jo Baedecker, Ron Oremland from the National Research Program, and other scientists and managers. Coastal & Marine Geology Program U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in this issue:  previous story | next story

November 2000 Mailing List: Sign up to receive monthly email updates: in this issue: Delmarva Coastal Bays—Hoverprobe cover story: St. Pete Open House Cub Scouts JC Students Visit St. Pete Teachers Learn About Rocks Chesapeake Bay—Dartmouth College Seafloor Mapping Leadership in Scientific Research British Antarctic Survey FWS, USGS Honored for Restoring Refuge Student Achievement Awards ECO Photo Contest ESRI 2000 Conference Expert Witnesses at Environmental Trial Two Long-Time Geologists Retire November Publications List

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